Extra-passport reviews the small ways people try to earn money online, and says what each one is actually worth in time.
What is here
Twenty-two named services are reviewed one by one: survey panels, cashback sites and affiliate networks, most of them Polish. Around those sit practical pieces on the money side of a small operation — issuing an invoice, calculating a salary, what a non-bank loan application involves, what letting workers’ accommodation earns, how a warehouse should be set up.
A later, smaller batch covers digital marketing: SEO, Google Ads, email and influencer campaigns.
The dates matter more than usual here
Almost all the service reviews were written in the spring of 2022. In this corner of the internet that is a long time: reward rates get cut, referral programmes are withdrawn, panels change owners and some simply close. One of the services reviewed here had already shut down when the piece about it was written, and the review is about where to go instead.
So every post carries its date, and the date is the first thing to check. Nothing here has been quietly refreshed to look current.
What this site does not do
It does not promise that any of these services will pay you. It is not financial advice. It has no relationship with the platforms it writes about and does not vouch for any of them.
One rule is worth stating plainly because it is the one that protects people: a legitimate panel or cashback service never asks you to pay to join. If something on a list like this asks for money up front, that is the end of the conversation.
The per-hour test
Most of these services quote a reward per task and a minimum before you can withdraw, which together tell you almost nothing. The number worth knowing is what an hour of your attention earns. The per-hour calculator works it out, and it is often sobering.
Corrections
If a service has changed its terms or closed, please say so through the contact form. Corrections are added as a note on the review rather than by rewriting it.