There’s nothing like getting something for free. Even if it’s just a cheap product, we’re all about getting great deals and free products. Today I’ve put together a list of sites that you can join to get free product to test and keep. I’ve also included a few sites that give you free/cheap Amazon products in exchange for a review.
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Let’s get started here’s 19 sites that offer free product testing!
19 Scam Free Product Testing Sites
Free Product Testing
PinchMe – Read Review – Has free samples that are released each week. Claim your free samples and see if you qualify. If you do, you’ll get some free stuff arriving at your door shortly after.
BzzAgent – Apply to what they call campaigns by taking a short survey. If you qualify, you’ll get some free products sent directly to you. In exchange, you’ll need to share your honest opinion of the products on social media.
Toluna – Read Review – Toluna is mainly a survey site, but they also offer product testing from time to time. Sign up and take surveys to see if you qualify for free product testing.
Smiley 360 – Read Review – Releases new Missions all the time. Find a Mission ( a product you’d like to try) and complete the survey associated with the product. If you meet what they’re looking for you’ll get some free samples sent to your door.
Influenster – Read Review – Sign up and start to share your opinion on products you’ve used. As you share your opinion, your influence score will rise. Each month Influenster sends out what they call a Vox Box. There’s no guarantee, but you may end up getting one of those boxes filled with free products to try!
ChatterBox – A sample box sent out by another site on this list called HouseParty, similar to Influester where there’s no guarantee of ever getting products, but if you do you’ll get a box of samples and products to try for free.
Gen.Video – I’ve never used this site, but similar to the next site on the list. You can occasionally get free products sent to you in exchange for a video review of the product.
Product Tube – Read Review – This is a video survey site/app that pays you to give your opinion on products. They occasionally have projects that include sending you free products to try and give your opinion on. You’ll get paid for your opinion along with free products.
HouseParty – Sign up and share your opinion on products. Host a “House Party” and they’ll provide you and all of your guests with free products to try out.
Green Mom’s Meet – Sign up and start receiving many free samples that you should share with other Moms you know. In exchange, Mom’s Meet will request feedback from you and other product testers.
Naturally Savvy – If you’re a fan of Green products, Naturally Savvy might be for you. They primarily send out all natural and green products, but it can be hard to get a spot on their mailing list.
BetaBound – If you’re a tech person, this is probably for you. When you sign up, you get the chance to Beta test products from major tech companies.
Swaggable – Claim products that you’d like to test by adding them to your want list. If you seem like a good fit, you’ll get free samples in the mail. In exchange, leave a detailed review of the product to continue to receive more free products.
Free/Cheap Products For Review
These sites are bit different than the ones listed above. You probably won’t get many completely free products to try, but you can get a huge discount on tons of Amazon Products in exchange for a review on Amazon.
Elite Deal Club – Read Review – Releases new products at a huge discount every morning at 10 am ET. Most products are electronic accessories and can be bought for $2 or less.
SnagShout – Read Review – Again most products fall into the electronic accessories category. Limit of 1 item out at a time until you finish your review. Most products are $1-$2.
Amz Review Trader – Read Review – Has the largest selection of different category products and also has higher end items. Some products are $1-$2, but most fall in the $8-$10 range after coupon code. Since they’re higher end items, it’s still over a 50% discount.
Dollar Deal Reviews – Upfront you’ll pay $5 for 500 points. Each item costs 100 points in exchange for a review. Most products are cheap electronics.
Giveaway Services – Has a wide variety of products, but works a bit different than the other sites. Not only can you leave Amazon reviews, but you can get bigger discounts for social media shout outs, blog posts (reviews), and YouTube reviews.
Home Product Testing – Probably the smallest selection of products and you have to be approved by the seller before getting the coupon code and leaving a review. Still, has some huge discounts.
Promo LaunchZone – A site that offers Amazon Promo codes for discounted products. Not all products are free. Does have a $2.99 monthly fee but does not require you to apply for codes.
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Do you get free products to test at home? Used one of these sites before? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!
Do you have any information on American consumer panels
In-Home Usage Tester (Product Tester from home)
I would stay away from the site, it seems like they’re trying to use a name similar to American Consumer Opinion Panel, which is an okay survey site but they are not affiliated.
Brok
Hello Brok and everyone! What great information on sites that may send products to review. I just wanted to let you know a few things that have changed on your list… The first is about House party/chatterbox. First off,I LOVE them! On my first attempt at being chosen to host a “party”, I was invited to test a thermal laminator and they gave me one additional to give away! Since that first party almost 2 years ago, I have been chosen again maybe 5-6 times. There is ample opportunity with them for many more than I have been interested in applying for. They’re great! Chatterbox is another campaign type by the same company. They just have different requirements and promos. House Party is now known as RippleStreet, so make sure you’re searching for the correct website. Another favorite of mine, BzzAgent, has changed the way campaigns find people to offer their reviews. They will send an email to you if you are invited. Hope this helps!
Tomoson is a great site. You have to apply for the campaign. Some are paid, others are not. They also have deals which are nice. Before applying you will know what they expect (blog, social media mention etc.) I personally have gotten 6 items just this past week from them. Amazon prime is a plus. Hope this helps.
I have been using ppoc club and have been getting some great products to test!
Awesome, thank you for sharing Sheri!
I’ll make sure to check it out!
Brok
Hello, when was this article written please? Thank you ?
Hey Amy,
The original post was put together in 2016 but it’s been updated several times since then as sites go away and new sites come up.
Brok
Ok great! Thank you so much! I believe FB yo numerous of the websites you mention. Elite Deals, Bzz Agent, Hometester Club, Giveaway Servocrs, and a few others. Those are all very legit and are pretty awesome! Thank you for this helpful article, Brock! ??
No problem Amy!
hello,
I have never received any free samples or products to test is this a scam too?
Amy,
To get free samples you usually need to apply for them. None of these companies will just send you free stuff it does require a bit of work to make it happen on most of them.
Brok
How do I get a copy of your e-book to test and get free products? I don’t have a kindle but would use it on a Windows laptop. Thank you. Robert Kimble
Thanks for reading Robert, a few things.
It’s not actually my ebook that I link to but I’ve purchased it and it’s from a similar blogger Anna at Real Ways To Earn.
A Kindle is not needed. Under the photo of the ebook, you should see a visual that says read on any device. Click on that and a pop up will come up. The bottom left-hand corner has links to download a reader that works on Mac/Windows. You can also download the app on most phones/tablets if that’s preferred.
Hope this helps!
Brok
Thanks for the info. I personally have used and received products from Bzzagent, Smiley360, House party, Home tester Club and social nature.
Thank you for sharing Nikki!
Is there a site that you prefer?
Brok
Thanks for sharing the information. I was just wondering if these sites are available in other parts of the world?
Thanks,
Mo
It’s nice to know not all of these kind of things are scams. I have wondered about the survey sites and the idea of getting free samples. I always see amazon reviewer disclaimers about how they got the product in exchange for the review, which seems a little fishy, but I suppose you’re not bound to giving it a positive review in all cases.
This sort of thing sounds like it might add up in the long run, but it also might be really time consuming, perhaps to the point where it pays even less than minimum wage. The last idea you mention about affiliate marketing sounds the most promising, because then at least you have more control over your time and where you spend your energy. Thanks for the info!
You’re right Penelope the Amazon products aren’t really earning you any money, but you can get some products for cheap. As you mentioned most of those sites do say to write an honest review, but of course some people just give it a positive review either way.
Thanks for reading.
Brok
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