Is Slicethepie legit, and what else works like it?
PocketsFull is a competitor of Slicethepie. This page is written by PocketsFull and is not connected to Slicethepie.
Slicethepie is a paid review platform where members write reviews of music, fashion, video and other content, and also answer surveys, in exchange for money added to their account.
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In short
- What to expect
- Both sites pay for small tasks done in spare time, not a salary, and neither is an employer: expect pocket money, and check each site's own rules before you build up a balance.
- What it is
- Paid review platform (music, fashion, video, surveys)
- How PocketsFull pays
- Gift cards
- PayPal
- Litecoin
- Start earning
- Create a free account
- Check today's surveys and offers
- Keep your profile accurate
- Redeem your rewards
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It is a real site run by a company called PlusMetrica S.L., not a made-up one, so the real question most people have about whether Slicethepie is legit is how payment and withdrawal actually work there.
This page explains what Slicethepie offers, what to look for in a similar site, and where PocketsFull is a different kind of product.
What Slicethepie is
Slicethepie pays members to review new songs, fashion items, accessories, products, commercials and video content, and to answer paid surveys. A review usually means listening to or looking at the content, then answering questions and giving it a score.
The site also added game testing and other tasks, and it runs a refer-a-friend program that pays a commission on what a referred member earns.
Slicethepie says its community is global, though it does not publish a list of supported countries. Membership has a geographic location requirement that the terms say can vary, and the site is offered in more than 20 languages.
Payment per review on Slicethepie depends on the member's reviewer level, an internal quality score the site gives each reviewer, and on the quality of the review itself. Some review categories pay more than others.
Slicethepie at a glance
Here are the published facts about Slicethepie, in short form.
| What it is | Paid review platform (music, fashion, video, surveys) |
|---|---|
| Run by | PlusMetrica S.L. |
| How members earn | Reviews of songs, fashion, video and commercials; paid surveys; game testing and tasks; refer-a-friend commission |
| Where it is available | Described as global; no published list of supported countries; geographic requirement varies |
| Platforms | Web, Android, iOS |
| Payout methods | PayPal, Revolut, Airtm, gift cards or shopping credit (in many regions) |
| Minimum payout | $20 |
| Sign-up requirements | One account per email; email confirmation; date of birth required for PayPal; minimum age and location requirement not stated |
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What to look for in a similar site
A paid-review or micro-task site is worth a closer look when it is clear about who runs it, what the minimum payout is, which payment methods it actually supports, and what happens to an account that goes quiet.
- Who runs the site and where it is registered, stated plainly rather than buried in the terms.
- A clear minimum payout amount and a clear list of payment methods, instead of vague wording like "in many regions".
- A published list of countries or regions where membership is open, so you know before signing up whether you qualify.
- Clear rules about inactive accounts: how long a balance can sit before the account is archived or locked.
- Whether pay per task is fixed or depends on an internal score you cannot see or verify yourself.
Slicethepie's terms set a minimum payout of $20, require a withdrawal once a balance reaches $50, and say an account that reaches $100 without a withdrawal gets locked and archived. An account with no activity for 12 months is archived, and one that stays archived for 24 months is deleted along with its data. Those are details worth knowing before you build up a balance there.
Slicethepie vs. PocketsFull
Slicethepie and PocketsFull both pay members for small tasks, but the tasks and the payout setup differ.
| What's compared | PocketsFull | Slicethepie |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Rewards site (surveys and offers) | Paid review platform |
| How you earn | Paid surveys and game or app offers | Writing and scoring reviews, surveys, game testing |
| Payout options | Local gift cards, PayPal, Litecoin | PayPal, Revolut, Airtm, gift cards or shopping credit |
| Where it works | Depends on member's country | Global, no published country list |
| App | Android app; website also works in a phone browser | Android and iOS app |
How PocketsFull is different
PocketsFull is a rewards site, not a paid-review platform. Members take paid surveys and complete offers, which are often game and app offers from partners, and collect rewards they redeem rather than withdraw as cash.
Where Slicethepie asks members to write and score reviews of music, fashion and video content, PocketsFull's surveys are standard market-research questionnaires, and its offers ask members to try an app or game and reach the steps the offer lists. There is no reviewer level or internal quality score involved: a completed survey or offer simply adds its reward to the balance.
Joining and using PocketsFull is free, and no deposit is ever asked for. Rewards come from doing surveys and offers, not from buying anything.
PocketsFull also has a separate page of free browser games with no download and no sign-up, kept there for fun rather than as a way to earn.
How you get paid on PocketsFull
On the redeem screen, PocketsFull shows gift cards for the member's own country first, followed by PayPal and Litecoin, since the exact card catalogue depends on where the member lives.
Slicethepie's own payout methods include Revolut and Airtm alongside PayPal and gift cards, but PocketsFull does not offer Revolut or Airtm: its redeem screen lists local gift cards, PayPal and Litecoin only.
A redeemed gift card is sent to the email address on the member's PocketsFull account.
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- Venmo
- Virtual Mastercard
- Visa eReward
- Virtual Visa
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PayPal
Litecoin
PocketsFull does not pay into these wallets: Cash App, Zelle, Chime
How to start on PocketsFull
Create a free account
Sign up at no cost; there is no registration fee and PocketsFull never asks for a deposit.
Check today's surveys and offers
Open the Earn page to see which paid surveys and which game or app offers are currently available.
Keep your profile accurate
A complete, honest profile helps you get matched with more surveys, since survey providers look for specific profiles and being screened out sometimes happens to everyone.
Redeem your rewards
Once you have a balance, redeem it for a gift card, PayPal or Litecoin from the options shown for your country.
Frequently asked questions
Is Slicethepie legit?
Slicethepie is a real, operating site run by PlusMetrica S.L., with published terms and payout methods, so it is not made up. Whether it suits you depends on whether you are comfortable with its minimum payout, its inactivity rules, and pay that depends on an internal reviewer level.
Does Slicethepie have payment proof?
This page is built from Slicethepie's own published pages, which describe its payout methods and minimum threshold, but it does not include outside payment proof or user-submitted screenshots.
How does withdrawal work on Slicethepie?
According to its terms, a member needs to reach a $20 minimum balance before withdrawing, must confirm their email after registering, and must enter a date of birth before a PayPal withdrawal. PayPal, Revolut, Airtm and gift cards or shopping credit are the payout methods it describes, though it does not say how long any of them take to arrive.
What are some apps and sites like Slicethepie?
Sites in this space generally pay for small tasks such as written reviews, surveys or short media tasks, and they vary in which countries they support and which payment methods they offer. Look for a site that states its minimum payout, its supported countries and its payment methods clearly before you start.
Does PocketsFull work like Slicethepie?
Not quite. PocketsFull is a rewards site built around paid surveys and offers rather than written content reviews, and rewards are redeemed for gift cards, PayPal or Litecoin instead of withdrawn through Revolut or Airtm.
