iVueit: Earn Cash For Surveys

iVueit: Earn Cash For Surveys

Make money taking photos

3.3K ratings
850 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 22, 2017
  • June 22, 2026
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Earn money by taking photos of local properties and completing simple surveys. No experience is needed to become a "Vuer" and provide on-demand insights for major brands. Get paid for documenting everyday things like signage, landscapes, and more.

Earn cash for photos
Complete surveys
Work locally
On-demand tasks
Flexible earnings
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What's New in iVueit

4.3.1

June 22, 2026

- Bug fixes and improvements

User reviews

Background checks

I wish someone could give me a LOGICAL explanation as to why we would need to do a background check for a vue where all you do is walk around a parking lot to take pics for $8. Get real.
This app has become a total joke. Yeah you’ll get paid same day that’s the only good part. Definitely not worth the pocket change you’ll earn.
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Support sucks and the pay isn’t that good anyways

First, I can make double for the same/less work for assignments on other apps similar to this one. Secondly, the support team is very unhelpful. They treat things labeled as suggestions as rules, the whole help center is kind of spammy in their design, and worst yet, they will attempt to get you to break the law via trespassing just to complete their assignments. I swear, their support team is the most useless gig app support team ever. They’ll say something one day like “please resubmit the assignment so I can escalate it to my manager” or “I’ll add a note. Please resubmit so it can be passed” only to have the same assignment back in your to-do’s the next day as a reject/reshoot. I lowkey don’t know how these people haven’t been sued for encouraging their workforce to break trespassing law
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Reduced Rates

I’m an elite vuer and appreciate the extra money, but seems everything is basically $7 now, which makes me way less motivated to grab orders that are just 1or 2 of them. Gas prices are too high for this. I know you like to pitch it like you can do these “on your way” to something, but you need to be for real and let the data show 90% or more of your users plan their day around this. We try to get as many as possible in the area, not whatever is “on the way” while I’m out and about.
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Their team especially “Meredith” is an absolute liar. They will mislead you and underpay you.

So where do I begin? I have been using this platform on and off for a couple years and I’m gonna give you a completely honest review. First of all any positive reviews that you see on here are false and they do offer incentives for leaving a review such as bonuses and etc. they underpay drastically. A lot of their jobs are in very unsafe areas and unsafe conditions and no, you will not get compensated more. A lot of the times they drop the ball. They don’t have the right information the wrong address, wrong gate code, and countless other errors. They will hold you accountable for small mistakes or things that you were aware of, but will not hold themselves accountable. If you want your time wasted, then I suggest that you use this platform. There are several other platforms when you google this type of work, there are much better. Out of all of the gig apps on this App Store, they are by far the worst if I can give them zero stars, I absolutely would.
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User friendly

Ongoing issues with application not showing elite viewers open Vue’s, while allowing other elite vuers to see open vues. I have reported this to Ivuet app and to the company itself but nothing has been done to correct the issue. Connectivity issues in the field also in uploading vues have always been an issue and app crashing.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App crashes and freezes during photo uploads

Bug

Incorrect location data leading to failed Vues

Bug

Inconsistent approval and payout processes

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Ability to preview and plan Vues in advance

Feature

Offline mode for photo uploads

Feature

More flexible payout options beyond just PayPal

Feature

Better communication and support from the company

Feature

FAQ

What does the iVueit app do?

This app allows users to earn money by taking photos of local properties and completing short surveys. Users act as "Vuers" to provide on-demand visual insights for brands about their properties nationwide. It's a way to make extra cash by documenting everyday things like signage, landscapes, and more.

How do I earn money with iVueit?

You earn money by finding available "Vues" (tasks) on the app's map in your area. Once you claim a Vue, you submit the requested photos and answer a few simple survey questions about the property. Successful completions are rewarded with cash payments ranging from $5 to $100 per Vue.

Is iVueit free to use?

Yes, the iVueit app is free to download and use. The app itself does not require any upfront payment to start earning. Earnings are generated by completing the photo and survey tasks offered within the app.

What are the requirements to use iVueit?

Anyone with a smartphone and an eye for taking pictures can use iVueit. No resume or prior experience is needed to become a "Vuer." It is recommended to keep your location and notification settings turned on for the best experience, as this allows you to be alerted to new tasks in your vicinity.

What kind of tasks can I expect on iVueit?

Tasks, or "Vues," typically involve taking photos of various aspects of local properties. This can include things like signage, landscaping, building exteriors, or snow removal. After taking the photos, you'll answer a short survey about the property's condition or appearance.