Questions people ask before they message

Fieldnote connects UK residents with remote research and testing tasks and never charges participants. Run us through the Offer Check on this site — we answer the same eight questions in public — and check the Legal page. If anything is missing there, we say so rather than invent it.

We do not say, on purpose. UK advertising rules (CAP Code 20.4) forbid a new home-working scheme from forecasting earnings, and we think that rule is right. What we can do is show you what other platforms publish, with sources — that is the rate board.

Because it is the fastest way to talk to a human without creating an account. You write first; we never message anyone who has not messaged us. Email works too if you prefer.

No. You need a phone or laptop, a UK address, to be 18 or over, and to read questions carefully — failing attention checks is the main reason anyone is rejected.

After a task is checked and approved, by bank transfer or PayPal. The pay for each task is written in the offer before you accept it. We never pay in gift cards or crypto.

No. You are self-employed and take tasks one at a time. There is no salary, no minimum hours and no notice period. You can stop at any point.

The first thousand pounds a year of trading income is tax-free in the UK (the trading allowance). Over that, you register for Self Assessment. Our Tax & status page has the dates and the detail.

Only what is needed to match you with tasks and pay you. The privacy policy lists it. The planner and scam check on this site store their answers only in your browser.