Surveyz review: how it works and who can use it

What is Surveyz

Surveyz is a survey panel run by Data Analytics Holdings Pty Ltd, an Australian company. The terms of use say this company owns, operates and controls the Surveyz website and platform.

Members are invited to complete short online surveys and are paid dollar amounts rather than points. Surveyz also encourages members to link their main bank accounts in read-only form, through Consumer Data Right via Mastercard Open Banking, so that de-identified spending patterns can be used to decide who is invited to each survey. The terms also name Experian Australia and Basiq as data aggregators involved in this process.

Surveyz at a glance

These are the key facts about Surveyz, taken from its own site and help pages.

Facts checked on 2026-10-06

How members earn on Surveyz

Members earn by completing online surveys. Most take between 5 and 15 minutes, and the length and reward are shown in each invitation before the member starts.

• Members who have linked their main bank accounts receive what Surveyz calls double pay per survey compared with members who have not linked an account.
• A welcome survey pays $3.00 to members who link their bank accounts first and then complete it.
• If an invited survey has already closed or the member does not qualify, Surveyz pays 15 cents instead.
• A refer-a-friend promotion, run during promotional periods, pays $1 for each survey a referred friend completes, up to $10 per friend. The friend has to join with a referral code, link their main bank account, and complete a survey.

Surveyz also has a Gold membership tier. A member reaches it by completing the welcome survey, linking their main bank accounts, and completing at least 2 surveys, and keeps it by completing at least 1 survey every 30 days.

Who can join and how withdrawals work

Surveyz is only available to Australian residents. The help center says members cannot log in or complete surveys while they are overseas. To sign up, a member needs a valid email address, an Australian mobile phone number, and an active Australian bank account, and must be at least 18 years old. Joining is free, and only one account is allowed per person.

Withdrawals go to an Australian bank account by BSB and account number. PayPal withdrawals are not supported. Withdrawals are not automatic: the member has to request one, and Surveyz's help center says most requests are completed within 7 days, with one help article saying usually within 5 days, and possible delays around bank or public holidays.

Surveyz's own pages do not agree on the standard minimum withdrawal. The homepage and a help article on withdrawal balance say $10 for standard members and $5.00 for Gold members, while several older help articles say $20, and the terms of use print the figure as '$2010.00'. Which figure applies in the member area today is not published.

Surveyz also says rewards expire after 18 months of account inactivity, with reminder emails sent first, and that unused rewards are forfeited if the account is closed.

Surveyz compared with PocketsFull

The table below lines up a few points side by side, using only what each site states about itself.

How PocketsFull differs

PocketsFull is a rewards site where members complete paid surveys and offers, including game and app offers, and redeem the rewards they earn. Joining is free, and PocketsFull never asks for a deposit or a payment.

Unlike Surveyz, PocketsFull is not limited to one country: what a member can do depends on the surveys and offers available where they live. PocketsFull also has an Android app on Google Play, and the website works in a phone browser too.

How PocketsFull pays

PocketsFull's redeem screen shows gift cards first, with the local catalogue depending on the member's country, followed by PayPal and Litecoin.

The options a member sees depend on where they live, so the exact list on the redeem screen will differ by country.

PocketsFull does not offer a bank transfer as a payout option, unlike Surveyz.