The Write App Reviews sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Write App Reviews review
Points you at app testing and reviewing gigs you can pick up on your phone.
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've probably got your phone in your hand at 11pm, doing the maths on the month again, and something turns up saying you can make 25 to 50 dollars an hour writing app reviews from the sofa. It's a nice idea. Worth knowing what it actually is before you pay. Write App Reviews isn't a job. It's a members area that points you at companies looking for app testers and reviewers, with guidance on setting yourself up and writing reviews people will accept. You log in, look at listings, apply, and the work (if you get it) comes from those companies, not from the product. That hourly figure is the seller's claim, offered without anything behind it you can check, and the page shows you a quiz before it shows you a price. That doesn't make it useless. App testing work is real, and having it gathered in one place with someone explaining how to pitch yourself saves a lot of trawling. But you're buying a shortcut to information, not a wage. Pay tends to be per task and modest, and nobody can promise you get picked. Go in expecting a curated list and a bit of coaching, and it can earn back a small monthly fee. Go in expecting 40 dollars an hour by Friday and you'll be let down.
Pros
- Gathers scattered gig listings in one place
- Fits around a job, kids or study
- Nothing needed beyond a phone or tablet
- Practical tips on applying and writing well
Cons
- It's a directory and training, not an employer who pays you
- Bills on a repeat subscription, not a single payment, which the page doesn't say
- No price shown anywhere before the quiz, and no evidence for the hourly claim
What you get
A login to a members area rather than a job offer. Inside there are listings for app review and testing gigs, notes on which ones suit you (based on a short quiz), and guidance on writing reviews that get accepted plus setting up a profile companies will take seriously. You can opt into daily alerts when new listings appear.
Before you buy
- Check the order page for the price and how often it rebills
- Find the refund window and the cancellation steps before you enter card details
- Spend ten minutes searching free app tester sites first, so you know what this work really pays
Who it suits
Someone with pockets of spare time who wants small flexible tasks and is fine with modest per task pay.
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