Today, we tend to think that only influencers get paid to try products, but that’s not the case. Regular people have always been paid to test all kinds of things—from tech gadgets to food, experiences ...

Michelle is Lifehacker's Associate Tech Editor, and has been reviewing games, laptops, phones, and more for over 10 years. She is based in New York City and holds a master's degree from NYU. In a ...

Who among us isn’t looking for a side gig, particularly in this economy? Our full-time jobs or our regular freelance work may simply not be cutting it. If that’s the case, a product tester job may be ...

Playing games on your phone can be as addictive as social media. I know this firsthand, having downloaded several games on my phone to keep from doom-scrolling. While this is a smart plan in itself, ...

While you can be paid to test products at a physical location — providing feedback on products before they hit the shelves — there are also some opportunities you can complete from home. In some cases ...

The ongoing AI boom is transforming the online user experience (UX) at a rapid pace, and the development of automation technology is redefining usability testing. The global AI-enabled testing market ...