Short version
Use my result as a reference point, then measure your own. The number of available surveys matters just as much as the rate.
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What the €5–7/hour figure means
I have personally tested AttaPoll and have been making around €5–7/hour. That is my estimate as of October 2026, not a rate AttaPoll guarantees or an average for everyone using it.
A good session and a quiet afternoon are different things. I would not turn that estimate into a precise monthly forecast. The useful next step is to track your own time, including attempts that do not pay.
What would that work out to?
These are arithmetic examples, assuming enough suitable surveys and the same hourly result. They are not expected earnings.
| Time spent | Illustrated earnings |
|---|---|
| 30 minutes | €2.50–€3.50 |
| 1 hour | €5–€7 |
| 5 hours | €25–€35 |
The five-hour example does not mean five paid hours will be available. A quieter account could take much longer to accumulate that amount, or never reach it.
Work out your actual hourly return
Keep a simple note of when you start, when you finish, and the survey earnings credited. Include unsuccessful attempts and time spent looking for surveys. Record referral income and welcome bonuses separately so they do not make the survey rate look better than it is.
Hourly return = survey earnings ÷ minutes spent × 60. For example, €3 from 45 minutes is €4/hour. That is an illustration, not another claim about my results.
Compare several sessions before deciding. One unusually good survey can flatter a short test; one frustrating screen-out can do the opposite.
Which surveys are worth your time?
Look at the offered reward and the estimated duration together. A larger reward is not automatically a better use of your evening. Set yourself a time limit before opening the app and give yourself permission to stop.
If the return feels poor, stop chasing a target just because you have already spent time on it. That time is gone. The next survey still has to justify itself.
What I would do as a new user
Read the full review, check your cashout options, and run a small trial. A week with a few short sessions is more informative than downloading every earning app you can find.
If you mainly need help understanding a low balance, distinguish low survey availability from low pay for completed work. The no-surveys guide covers the first problem. The withdrawal guide covers getting money out.