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LazyBounty
One free feed of paid research studies you qualify for
LazyBounty is a free aggregator of paid research studies. It gathers live studies from platforms such as Respondent and uTest, plus survey panels, into one feed and shows only the ones you qualify for by country and profile. About 840 studies are live right now, with a median payout of $40. You apply and get paid on the platform running the study. We never take a cut.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Illya, a marketer (9 years in paid media) and the solo founder of LazyBounty.
Why I built it: paid research studies (interviews, product tests) pay $40–150 per session, but finding them is a mess. They're spread across platforms, and half the screeners turn out to be closed to your country after you've spent 10 minutes on them. Outside the US it's even worse.
What LazyBounty does:
• One feed of live studies from Respondent, uTest and survey panels, updated hourly
• Filters by your country and profile against the requirements platforms actually publish
• Says "unknown" when a requirement isn't published, instead of pretending you match
• Free. You apply and get paid on the platform itself, and we never touch your money
What it's not: we don't run studies, and Prolific and User Interviews aren't in the feed (they don't allow it).
Built with Claude Code in about three weeks, by a marketer, not a developer.
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About LazyBounty on Product Hunt
“One free feed of paid research studies you qualify for”
LazyBounty was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #156 on the daily leaderboard. LazyBounty is a free aggregator of paid research studies. It gathers live studies from platforms such as Respondent and uTest, plus survey panels, into one feed and shows only the ones you qualify for by country and profile. About 840 studies are live right now, with a median payout of $40. You apply and get paid on the platform running the study. We never take a cut.
LazyBounty was featured in Productivity (663.6k followers), Side Project (5.5k followers) and Remote Work (4.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 175.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted LazyBounty?
LazyBounty was hunted by Illya Tymoshenko. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Illya Tymoshenko
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Illya, a marketer (9 years in paid media) and the solo founder of LazyBounty.
Why I built it: paid research studies (interviews, product tests) pay $40–150 per session, but finding them is a mess. They're spread across platforms, and half the screeners turn out to be closed to your country after you've spent 10 minutes on them. Outside the US it's even worse.
What LazyBounty does:
• One feed of live studies from Respondent, uTest and survey panels, updated hourly
• Filters by your country and profile against the requirements platforms actually publish
• Says "unknown" when a requirement isn't published, instead of pretending you match
• Free. You apply and get paid on the platform itself, and we never touch your money
What it's not: we don't run studies, and Prolific and User Interviews aren't in the feed (they don't allow it).
Built with Claude Code in about three weeks, by a marketer, not a developer.
Live numbers are public at lazybounty.com/en/stats.
I'd love your feedback: what would make you check a feed like this every week?