Survey Police is not a survey site. It is a site that reviews survey sites, and you cannot earn on it. I checked it out as a member to see how trustworthy its information is. Below is what I found, and where to find actual survey sites.
Tested by Mikael (EarnWithMike)Founder and lead testerMikael founded PaidFromSurveys in 2016 and has personally tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites since then. He shows his tests and payment proof to 555K+ subscribers on his YouTube channel, EarnWithMike. He checked Survey Police himself and does not earn a commission from it.Learn more about Mikael
Legit and honest, but not a survey site, and the info is superficial
A huge list of legit survey sites with user reviews. You cannot earn on it, and its country lists are poor.
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The short answer
Survey Police is legit, but it is not a survey site. It is a survey review site that has existed since 2005. It is not affiliated with any law enforcement agency. You cannot take surveys or earn money on it.
It only lists legit survey sites, its list is huge, and you can read most of it without joining. But the info is mostly superficial, the country lists are very poor, and user reviews can give a distorted picture. Unless you want to leave reviews, there is no need to join.
- Only lists legit survey panels
- A very big list of survey sites
- Free, and most info is available without joining
- Honest about what it offers
- Not a survey site: you cannot earn on it
- The info can be superficial
- Country-specific lists are very poor
- User reviews are short and can be manipulated
- The blog seems written to promote offers
My experience with Survey Police
I have tested hundreds of survey sites and taken thousands of paid surveys, so I have naturally come across Survey Police. I became a member and went through what it offers. This is what I looked at, and what I did not test.
- First checked
- May 2018Review first published May 30, 2018
- Latest retest
- Checked: reviews, membership, country lists
- Online since
- 2005A survey review site, not a survey panel
- Country list I checked
- The PhilippinesA long list, but most sites are not available there
- The survey site reviews and the user reviews
- Becoming a member and the survey tracker
- The blog and news section
- The country-specific lists
- Leaving a review myself.
An inside look at Survey Police
I made a video that shows you all the details of Survey Police and what you get there.
Screenshots from my test
You cannot earn on Survey Police. These are the actual survey sites I recommend in your country.
See the best sites in your countrySurvey Police at a glance
| What it is | Survey review site (SurveyPolice.com). Not a survey site or panel. |
|---|---|
| Online since | 2005 |
| Official authority? | No. It is not affiliated with any law enforcement agency. It is just a catchy name. |
| Cost to join | Free |
| Ways to earn | None. It sends you to survey sites, which pay you. |
| What you get | Survey site reviews and facts, user reviews, a survey tracker for members, a blog, country lists |
| Do you need to join? | Only to leave reviews or use the survey tracker. Most info is open without a login. |
| Which sites it lists | Only legit survey panels, though some are not very good |
Is Survey Police legit and trustworthy?
Yes, Survey Police is legit. It only recommends legit survey sites, you can see most info without joining, and it is free. But it has some flaws you should know about.
- The info can be superficial
There is a lot of info, a lot of blog posts and a lot of reviews, but it is mostly factual and lacks the depth and details to be really helpful. The blog does not seem to be written by people who take paid surveys themselves.
- Country lists are very poor
The country lists seem autogenerated. When I checked the Philippines, I got a very long list, but most of the sites were not available there. You can waste a lot of time trying to join them.
- User reviews can give a distorted picture
Reviews are very short. Companies can hire people to leave very positive reviews, and people more often write when they are upset. This goes for all review sites with user reviews, not only Survey Police.
- A reader was asked to change a review
In 2020, a reader wrote that Survey Police asked them to change their comments about a survey site. Keep this in mind when you read the reviews there.
My takeI think the reviews on Survey Police are trustworthy, but they will very likely not give you the whole truth. You can find some good info on Survey Police, but some of it might be superficial and more meant to sell. If you want quantity, it is probably one of the biggest survey info sites that exist.
What you get on Survey Police
Survey Police has 4 main parts. None of them pay you. Tap one to read more.
Survey site reviewsFree to read
You find reviews and basic facts about more or less any survey site that exists. But there is not a lot of in-depth info, and it does not always seem to be written by real survey users.
Members can leave their own reviews. This is one of the big selling points, but the reviews are very short and can be manipulated.
Membership and survey trackerFree
You need to join to leave a review. As a member, you also get a survey tracker: a list where you manually record the panels you use, the surveys you take and what you made.
Recording this is a great idea, but I do not see any point in doing it in Survey Police’s database. I record it in an Excel sheet instead, so I always have access to it.
Blog and newsFree to read
The blog posts news and articles about survey sites. In my opinion, it is mostly superficial info meant to get you to join the offers they get paid to promote. There is some good info, but it does not seem to come from someone who takes paid surveys.
Country listsFree to read
You can see which survey sites are available in your country. It is a great idea, but the lists seem to autogenerate and give very poor info. Many of the listed sites are not actually available in the country, and many that are give poor opportunities.
Can you make money on Survey Police?
No. Survey Police does not pay you anything. It is a site that connects you to survey panels, and you earn on those panels.
To earn, join actual survey sites. Paid surveys are not a full-time income, but they are an easy way to make some extra money.
An alternative to Survey Police
The downsides of Survey Police and similar sites are one of the reasons I started PaidFromSurveys.com. When I first looked into taking surveys, it was very hard to find in-depth info.
Survey Police gives a lot of info and only promotes legit opportunities, and it is one of the best sites like this. On PaidFromSurveys.com, I focus on quality over quantity. My country lists are not as long, but they are 100% manually built and researched.
I do not like sites that hide this kind of info behind a login, like PanelPlace. Luckily, Survey Police gives access to a lot of info without logging in. For more tips, read how to avoid survey scams.
What 8 readers told me
This review has 8 comments since 2018: 4 from readers and 4 replies from me. These are the things readers wrote about.
Readers liked an in-depth look and did not like the superficial info on Survey Police.
A reader was asked by Survey Police to change their comments about a survey site.
A reader preferred affiliate marketing. Surveys are not a full-time income, but they are easy to start.
“They wrote back stating that I had to change my comments, which I did. So, how truthful is SurveyPolice when they have you do changes to your writings?”
Mikael: I did not know they would ask people to change their comments. Did they say why? … Overall, SurveyPolice is not an official authority as I also mention in the review.
“I really don’t like that it provides superficial information.”
Mikael: I agree that superficial info is not a good sign, and especially the poor country specific lists annoy me.
Survey sites I recommend instead
| Site | Best for | Min. cashout | My rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| PrizeRebel | Surveys, tasks and offers, with a very low threshold | $5 PayPal; some gift cards from $2 | 4.8 / 5 |
| Prime Opinion | High pay per survey and fast payouts | $5 or $10, by country | 4.6 / 5 |
| ySense | Surveys, tasks and offers, available in many countries | $10 PayPal | 4.0 / 5 |
| Swagbucks | Many daily ways to earn, one of the biggest GPT sites | About $5 PayPal; gift cards from 100 SB | 4.3 / 5 |
See also the best survey sites, or the best survey sites in your country, built by hand.
How I scored Survey Police
I use the same 100-point system for every platform. See how I test and rate.
Survey Police scores 50 out of 100. To earn, join actual survey sites.
See the best sites in your countrySurvey Police FAQ
Is Survey Police legit?
Yes. It is a legit survey review site that only lists legit survey sites. But it is not a survey site itself.
Is Survey Police an official authority?
No. It is not affiliated with any law enforcement agency. It is a company that makes money from advertisers.
Can I take surveys on Survey Police?
No. You cannot take surveys or earn on Survey Police. It links you to survey panels, where you earn.
Do I need to join Survey Police?
Only if you want to leave reviews or use the survey tracker. You can see most info without joining.
Are Survey Police reviews trustworthy?
In general, I think so. But they are very short, and like all user reviews, they can be manipulated or give a distorted picture.
How long has Survey Police existed?
Since 2005.
Who checked Survey Police for this review
Founder of PaidFromSurveys.com since 2016. Mikael has tested hundreds of survey and GPT sites and shares his tests with 555K+ subscribers on YouTube (October 2026).
If you have any comments, any questions, or experiences with Survey Police, I would love to hear from you in a comment below.
I was making a comment about e-Rewards on SurveyPolice. They wrote back stating that I had to change my comments, which I did. So, how truthful is SurveyPolice when they have you do changes to your writings?
I did not know they would ask people to change their comments. Did they say why? What were you not allowed to say?
Overall, SurveyPolice is not an official authority as I also mention in the review. It is just a company that has started the site so they can make money from advertisers. I think it is great they only show legit sites on their website, but as I also mention in the review, there is also a lot of the info I do not think is great.
But would be great if you could share a bit more about what they asked you to remove and what explanation they gave?
Thank you for the helpful and in-depth review of Survey Police. I’m glad to see that it is a legit site even though some of the info is superficial.
I like how you went into great detail with how they operate. I am one of those people that like to read as much info about something before joining.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad to hear you like the info.
I myself also prefer getting as much info as possible before joining any program, so that is why I try to provide as much info as possible for others as well.
All the best,
Mikael
Thanks for this review about survey police. It seems like it would be a great place to go if you want to find some legit survey sites to sign up for.
Personally though I don’t see the time doing surveys, as I see I can make much better money doing other things like affiliate marketing.
Hi Michael,
Survey Police is a legit place to find a list of survey panels. In my opinion the info is however not the best and it can be confusing.
And you are right that you can make more money by doing affiliate marketing, if you are patient and willing to work hard. Paid surveys are not a way to make a full-time income online like affiliate marketing can be, but it is easy to get started with surveys, anybody can do it, and you will start making a profit from day 1, so it is a great way to make some extra money.
All the best,
Mikael
I really don’t like that it provides superficial information. When the information is specific I know what I will do and I just feel more comfortable with it and the country list is also another aspect to think about. However I think I will give it a shot but if it does not work I will start dropshipping.
Thanks for your comment Furkan.
I agree that superficial info is not a good sign, and especially the poor country specific lists annoy me. But hope you will find some good survey sites and enjoy them.
All the best,
Mikael