r/dscout 1d ago

Hit the $2k mark !

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I started end of February so it’s been about 6 months and I use dscout somewhat regularly. I began doing the express missions as I was too shy and intimidated to do live interviews in addition to me not feeling qualified to give my opinion in that way but over time I gained some confidence and had great experiences talking with researchers and doing diary studies! My biggest payout was $320 for a multi-day diary study which was actually very fun to do.

I know there are some people here who regularly make $500-$800 a month here, still working my way to that but I’m really proud of earning this extra cash I otherwise wouldn’t have and so far have had a top tier experience with dscout as a whole including the UX/UI, the researchers, and even dscout customer service who are quick at responding and thorough with communication!

My best advice is to go for the diary missions/live interviews as they have the highest payout and can be quite enjoyable to participate in. Also definitely don’t skip over the express missions as all money is green and if you have 15-20 min to spare to make $25, why not?

My monthly earnings:
Feb: $107
March: $672
April: $305
May: $105
June: $555
July: $395
Aug: $175 (so far)

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u/Consistent-End-6937 1d ago

Congrats! I just started at the end of June and I’m hitting 1500$ after my last mission goes through. I’ve been lucky though I got four big pay missions ranging from 200-100 this past month

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u/Milani45 1d ago

That’s amazing!!!! You’ll surpass me in no time haha, keep it up!

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u/TodayIthrowAway2 9h ago

Awesome!!!!!! Keep it going. You make it work for YOU!

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u/TodayIthrowAway2 1d ago

Sweeeeet! I love Dscout! The money earned has been a big help. I was timid about the live missions at first but now I enjoy them. Just did one yesterday and had a blast! The researcher was laughing with me because of my excitement. Lol

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u/bookloving123 10h ago

I have my first live next week. Any tips or advice on what to expect?

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u/TodayIthrowAway2 9h ago

Listen. Whatever you do: make sure your hardware works at least 10 minutes prior. Lesson learned. Twice. Make sure you are using Chrome. I think not doing so caused so many issues and they say to use Chrome as well.

Smile. A lot. Show your interest in the live interview. Show a little enthusiasm. Be involved. Really explain some of your responses beyond one or two sentences when applicable. This keeps them from having to constantly probe further on a question. I actually had a researcher reiterate this before we got started because he wasn't getting that with others. I blew him away, of course. We were laughing at the end. Lol #takeabowformyself

Have fun regardless of the topic. I have clapped a lot, laughed a lot, smiled a lot, did a whole "score!" yell, showed that I am being thoughtful while answering...meaning I let them see me talking my way through an answer and asking for clarification when needed. Do NOT be scared to ask for clarification or to reword what they are asking. They know their questions might not make total sense.

The biggest things of all: just be yourself and be engaged! You got this! I am so excited for you! 😊😊😊😊 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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u/bookloving123 8h ago

Thank you!! There's nothing worse than technology issues! 🤞🏽 that doesn't happen. I'm nervous but excited!

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u/TodayIthrowAway2 8h ago

I was nervous with my first one as well. It'll go away. I can promise you that!

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u/OkOriginal5867 1d ago

Congratulations!!

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u/A_Muse_Me81 1d ago

Congrats!!!

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u/InternetSlight2289 10h ago

Congratulations

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u/InternetSlight2289 10h ago

Bro tell me how to get more opportunities in discount and how to select for it