ySense review: how it works and pays
PocketsFull is a competitor of ySense. This page is written by PocketsFull and is not connected to ySense.
This ySense review looks at what is actually published about the site: who runs it, how members earn, and how cashouts work.
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In short
- What to expect
- ySense and PocketsFull both pay pocket money for spare time, not a salary, and what you can actually earn depends on the surveys and offers available in your country.
- Run by
- Prodege, LLC
- How PocketsFull pays
- Gift cards
- PayPal
- Litecoin
- Start earning
- Create a free account
- Complete your profile
- Take surveys and offers
- Redeem your rewards
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ySense is an online rewards website where members earn cash for taking paid surveys, completing offers and doing online tasks. It is part of the Prodege, LLC family of sites and describes itself as open to people looking to earn extra money from around the world.
Below is what the facts say, plus how PocketsFull compares as another way to earn rewards online.
What ySense is
ySense is run by Prodege, LLC, a California limited liability company. Its terms of use say Prodege owns and operates ySense, and the Android and iOS apps are published under the Prodege name. The customer-service address listed on the About page is in Manhattan Beach, California.
The site calls itself a global online community for people looking to earn extra money. No public list of supported or excluded countries was found, and the help center notes that surveys and offers are not always available to every member, since availability depends on the member's profile and country.
ySense at a glance
Here are the key facts about ySense, drawn only from its own published pages.
| Run by | Prodege, LLC |
|---|---|
| Type | GPT/reward site |
| How you earn | Paid surveys, cash offers, online tasks, Daily Checklist bonus, referral commissions |
| Platforms | Web, Android, iOS, desktop browser add-on |
| Payout methods | PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill, gift cards |
| Minimum age | 13 in the United States, 16 elsewhere (may vary by country) |
| Accounts allowed | One account per person |
| Minimum cashout amount | Not published |
| Supported countries | Not published |
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How members earn on ySense
Members earn through paid surveys, cash offers and offer walls, and online tasks. The surveys page lists survey partners and daily survey routers that match members to available questionnaires.
- A Daily Checklist bonus adds a percentage on top of that day's survey and offer earnings for members who complete at least 2 surveys or at least 2 offers that day (the exact percentage is not consistently published, so it is not stated here).
- An affiliate program pays a sign-up commission for each referral who becomes active, an extra bonus once a referral reaches a certain amount in earnings, and a commission on referrals' surveys and offers.
ySense says no purchase is needed to earn, and balances and payments are tracked in US dollars.
How ySense pays and who can join
ySense lists PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill and gift cards as payout methods. Which gift card brands are offered, and in which countries, is not published on the pages checked.
The site states that a cashout link only appears once a member reaches the minimum amount set for their chosen payment processor, but that minimum amount itself is not shown on the public pages. ySense says cashouts are processed in order and can take up to 10 business days, with new accounts or a first cashout possibly delayed up to 15 business days. Members can cash out up to two times per day. For Payoneer, processing can reportedly take up to 3 working days once the account is linked.
The minimum age is 13 in the United States and 16 in other countries, though ySense notes this can vary by country, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian's approval. Only one account per person is allowed, though each person in a household may register separately. Members in the USA and Canada must have their postal address verified before using electronic cashouts, and ySense may also ask for an identity check through its partner Persona. For PayPal specifically, the name and email on the ySense account must match the linked PayPal account, which must itself be linked to a confirmed bank account.
ySense vs. PocketsFull
A quick side-by-side of how the two sites are set up.
| What's compared | PocketsFull | ySense |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Online rewards site | GPT/reward site run by Prodege, LLC |
| How you earn | Paid surveys and offers, including game and app offers | Paid surveys, cash offers, online tasks |
| Payout options | Gift cards, PayPal, Litecoin | PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill, gift cards |
| Platforms | Web and Android app | Web, Android, iOS, desktop browser add-on |
| Minimum age | 13, with parent or guardian consent required under 18 | 13 in the United States, 16 elsewhere |
| Accounts allowed | One account per person | One account per person |
How PocketsFull differs
PocketsFull is also a rewards site: members take paid surveys, complete offers, and redeem rewards, and joining is free with no deposit required. Offers on PocketsFull often involve trying an app or a game and reaching the steps the offer lists, and some offers take between 7 and 30 days to confirm.
PocketsFull also has a separate section of free browser games with no download and no sign-up, though those are for fun and do not pay rewards. Rewards on PocketsFull are redeemed as gift cards sent to the member's registered email, and PocketsFull has an Android app on Google Play along with a website that works in a phone browser.
How PocketsFull pays
The payout box below shows the gift card brands, PayPal and Litecoin options available on PocketsFull's redeem screen for your country.
Options depend on where you live: members typically see local gift card brands first, alongside PayPal and Litecoin.
PocketsFull does not list Payoneer or Skrill as payout options.
United States
- 650+ gift cardsSee all gift cardsWallet and prepaid cards
- Venmo
- Virtual Mastercard
- Visa eReward
- Virtual Visa
Mobile top-up 
PayPal
Litecoin
PocketsFull does not pay into these wallets: Cash App, Zelle, Chime
How to get started on PocketsFull
Create a free account
Sign up with no fee and no deposit required.
Complete your profile
A complete, accurate profile helps match you with more surveys and offers.
Take surveys and offers
Check the Earn page for available surveys and offers, including game and app offers.
Redeem your rewards
Once you have a balance, redeem for a gift card, PayPal or Litecoin depending on your country.
Frequently asked questions
Is ySense legit?
ySense is run by Prodege, LLC, a registered company with a published customer-service address, and it lists how members earn and how cashouts work on its own pages. Whether it is worth your time depends on what surveys and offers are available in your country, which is not fully published.
How does ySense work?
Members take paid surveys, complete cash offers, and do online tasks, earning balances tracked in US dollars that can later be cashed out through the method set in their profile.
Does ySense pay, and how does withdrawal work?
ySense pays through PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill or gift cards once a member reaches the minimum amount set for their chosen processor, though that minimum is not published. Cashouts are processed in order and can take up to 10 business days, longer for new or first-time accounts.
Is ySense available in Nigeria?
ySense does not publish a list of supported or excluded countries, and availability of surveys and offers depends on the member's profile, so this cannot be confirmed either way from its public pages.
What are some alternatives or sites like ySense?
PocketsFull is one alternative: a rewards site with paid surveys, offers and gift card, PayPal and Litecoin redemptions. Other reward and task sites are also reviewed separately, so it is worth comparing a few before settling on one.
