TheoremReach is one of the many third-party survey routers you may see on GPT-like sites.  Whether you have come across this name or you’re looking for other ways to earn, I wanted to talk about what the company is all about.

Put simply, TheoremReach works with survey companies and provides them with survey opportunities.  Then, when you take a survey, they pay the website you’re working with and they then share the profits with you.  How much they share with you greatly depends on how gracious they want to be.

In today’s review, I want to talk about this very popular survey router.

Is it legit?  Is it worth your time if you see it?

Let’s find out.

What is TheoremReach?

As mentioned, TheoremReach isn’t a survey site, per se.  You can’t sign up with them directly and start taking surveys.  Rather, you will have to find websites/apps that work with them and you will take the surveys through this later.  I will get into that next.

For now, let it be known that TheoremReach was designed as a way to help app/website owners make more money with surveys as well as offer more opportunities.  It’s a more hands off approach, giving a website/app owner another way to earn.  They provide the surveys and owners have to do next to nothing but collect a check.

It’s a 100% legitimate website and they do pay, however, they do have some flaws like many survey sites I talk about.

The great thing about TheoremReach is that the surveys are very easy to complete and mostly, the questions asked are fairly straightforward.  It’s similar to that of most survey sites, wherein you will have to provide your demographic information as well as answer qualifying questions before you begin to ensure you qualify for the survey you click on.  Remember that you won’t always qualify for every survey you click on.  This is standard for the market.

What makes TheoremReach different from most, however, is that they do pay you a small amount if you disqualify.  Not only that but the qualification rate seems to be higher than most competitors.

Websites That Offer TheoremReach Surveys

As mentioned, you won’t be able to sign up for TheoremReach directly, but you can find them on other websites that I often recommend.

Now, the thing here is that no matter where you sign up, the surveys will be the same.  That’s why I recommend you compare a few of the sites mentioned below to figure out which one pays out the most.

In my opinion, these were some of my favorites.

Superpay.me

If I were to choose one that you should join, this would be it.  Superpay.me works with a ton of survey routers and has some of the highest payouts in the industry.  Best of all, you only need $1 to cash out, in which you can receive instantly via PayPal.  Open worldwide and 100% free to join.

instaGC

instaGC pays out instantly and you could have your reward in as little as a few hours.  They partner with TheoremReach as well as many more.  It’s one to keep high on your list it’s one of the easier sites to use on the list.

PrizeRebel

PrizeRebel is a larger GPT site that I have worked with many times.  They work with a ton of third-party survey routers, including TheoremReach, and they seem to pay some of the higher rates in the industry.

TimeBucks

It’s not my favorite GPT site, but they do work with TheoremReach as well as other third-party offerwalls. The minimum payout is $10 and they pay out via PayPal.

NOTE:  There may be others but the ones mentioned above are more of the popular options.

Is TheoremReach Worth it?

There are a lot of third-party survey routers such as TheoremReach, and if you ever look at the popularity scores, I would say that they are always near the top.  That’s a good thing.

In comparison to the many out there, they seem to pay more than average and the number of surveys available is a pinch above average.  How many survey invites you receive will depend on your demographics, however.  The great thing is that they even pay you if you were to disqualify.  This is something many sites will not do.

Again, if you do see a survey available through TheoremReach, you will want to stick to one of the sites I mentioned above so that you can build your balance.  Also, you will find most sites will vary with their payouts.

The Pros:

• pays for disqualifications
• higher than average pay
• easy to complete

The Cons:

• won’t make much
• won’t qualify for all surveys
• survey length can be off sometimes (5 minutes may take 10, etc)
• some demographics won’t see a lot of invites

Final Thoughts

In the end, TheoremReach is 100% legitimate.  If you see them on a survey router, they will be one of the more popular options. As with all surveys, however, don’t expect much.  As long as you have the mindset that you can only make a few dollars a day, it makes it that much better.

The router offers a lot of survey invites, they pay above average and even reward you if you were to disqualify.  These are a lot of pluses in my book.

That’s going to do it for now.

As always, feel free to share your experiences in the comments below.