The Money Pig

InboxPounds: every page on the subject

The sterling-denominated survey panel, what it pays and how long the wait to a payout runs, across the three pages that cover it.

InboxPounds is the sterling-denominated side of the same operation that runs InboxDollars — one panel, two currencies, and payouts quoted in pounds rather than dollars. That single difference is the reason the name turns up in UK searches at all, and it is also why comparison articles written for a US audience keep using the two names interchangeably.

Three pages here touch it, and they answer different questions. The dedicated page covers what the panel pays for, what it pays in and how long the wait to a payout runs. The survey-site comparison places it against the other panels a UK reader is likely to meet. The wider earning page sets out where paid surveys sit next to the other ways of making small amounts online. That matters, because the hourly rate on any panel is low enough that the comparison is the whole point.

None of the three quotes a current sign-up bonus or a per-survey rate. Panel payouts change without notice and a figure written down here would be wrong within weeks. What stays true for longer is the payout mechanism, the minimum threshold and the screening behaviour, so that is what gets recorded.

The pages in this collection

Wider groupings are listed under sections, and the full list of subjects covers everything gathered this way.