Make money from trying out new apps? This is how crowdsourcing platform Crowdville works and it’s now launching in the UK

London, July 2018 – Crowdville, an established crowdsourced testing platform with a community of over 30,000 members in Italy is now launching in the UK. The platform, which started in 2014, allows brands to test out their upcoming, unreleased products and services (usually in the form of apps) on Crowdville’s online community, who in turn get paid for their feedback, opinions on user experience and bug finding skills. And the best news? Anyone can join.

Crowdville is an ideal platform for tech enthusiasts as you’re able to test out a range of digital products and services before anyone else. You get an exclusive pre-look at an upcoming app release, put it through its paces, and then get paid for giving your feedback.

Crowdville’s main selling point however is that anyone can join. You don’t have to be a developer, coder, or even data scientist to sign up – all you need is a smartphone and you’re on your way to start earning.

Reviewing apps on Crowdville is a great way to earn a passive income, not least because you can do it from the comfort of your own home. It’s part of a new wave of flexible working, meaning that Crowdville will really suit students, stay at home parents, and anyone else looking to pick up some extra cash in their spare time. You contribute as and when you want, meaning you get to turn those periods of ‘downtime’ into real earnings.

Crowdville’s Global Community Director Tommaso Lucentini says that “Crowdville coming to the UK is really exciting. This is the first time real people like you and I get to have a say in shaping new products and what’s more? You get paid for doing it too”.

He adds that “Crowdville is an inclusive community and absolutely anybody can sign up – whether you’ve got experience working with apps, you love tech, or just want to pick up some extra cash. Making money from home has never been so easy”.

Crowders get paid by bank transfer or Amazon vouchers and as long as you successfully complete a Mission - either submitting a survey, sending screenshots or finding bugs – you’re guaranteed to get paid.

Having dished out €1000 worth of prizes among its thriving Italian community as part of a TV & Media campaign, British crowders can similarly look forward to plenty of big prizes in the coming months too. Crowdville have just made a splash by also launching in Portugal, and with one eye on bringing the platform to other European countries, crowdsourcing looks set to stay as the gig economy continues to shape the world around us more and more.

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