AttaPoll Review 2026: $3 Cash-Outs in Over 60 Countries, Top App Store Ratings and a 1.7 on Trustpilot

How AttaPoll works

AttaPoll is run by AttaPoll Ltd, a company registered in London in March 2016, and its iPhone app launched that December. It works mainly as a phone app on iOS and Android, with a web version, and has local sites and languages for over 60 countries, from the US and UK to Sri Lanka, Morocco and Vietnam. On Google Play it claims over 2 million active users and over $40 million paid out.

Most of what you do is surveys from third-party research companies, sent to you as notifications when you match. AttaPoll also offers games that pay as you complete levels, tasks such as signing up for or trying products, advertising interactions and location-based surveys. Its app page says you can set the length of surveys you want and how many you receive in a day or week.

The terms set the minimum age at 13, or higher where local law requires, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian's consent. Only one account per person is allowed, and AttaPoll can ask you to verify your phone number, age, location or identity.

What AttaPoll pays

Each survey shows its pay before you start, which AttaPoll's terms say is the only reward it offers for that activity. Its App Store listing puts surveys at anything from 20c for a 1-minute survey to $10 for longer, detailed ones, with pay depending on length and on how specific the audience is.

The app also gives each survey a star rating: more stars mean a better chance of completing it. AttaPoll's advice is to start with short surveys that have the most stars, rather than the highest-paying ones.

Screen-outs are the main frustration. AttaPoll says you can be disqualified for not fitting the target group, because a quota filled, or for failing a control question at the end, and you are paid only when the survey company confirms a valid complete, not for time spent. Survey numbers depend on your profile, can drop to none on some days, and fall at weekends.

Cashing out

This is where AttaPoll is strongest. Its US store listings give a $3 cash-out minimum, paid to PayPal, a bank account, Revolut or gift cards, and you can donate to charity instead. Minimums vary by country and payment method and are shown on the Balance screen. Payments usually process in seconds and can take up to 72 hours; gift cards are e-codes shown in the app.

The rules to know:

• You can only be paid to an account in your own name, though the PayPal address does not have to match your login.
• AttaPoll may allow a one-off withdrawal below the minimum, minus a £3 fee.
• Payments are made in the currency on your Balance screen, so set PayPal to accept foreign currencies; in some countries, such as India, PayPal needs extra checks before it accepts international payments.
• Deleting your account deletes your balance, so cash out first.

Inactivity and account rules

AttaPoll's inactivity rule is strict. If you go six months without completing a survey, game, task or offer, your rewards are forfeited and the account is closed; opening the app does not count. Its help pages add that you cannot change your email address or your age once the account exists.

The terms forbid automated scripts, emulators, VPNs and ad blockers, and AttaPoll uses timers, attention checks, open-text screening, device checks and geo-fencing. Failing them can mean no payment or a closed account, and false information or a refused verification request can forfeit your whole balance.

For surveys, games and tasks run by third parties, the terms say the third party alone decides whether you met the conditions, and AttaPoll cannot credit you until it confirms.

Is AttaPoll legit?

Yes, in the sense that it is a real, registered company that pays: AttaPoll Ltd is active at Companies House, AttaPoll says most payments arrive within minutes, and the top US App Store review describes exactly that.

The ratings depend on where you look. The app scores 4.6 on the US App Store from about 60,000 ratings and 4.7 on Google Play from about 465,000 reviews. Trustpilot tells a different story: the attapoll.com profile scores 1.7 from 1,350 reviews, and of the 310 in the last 12 months, all unprompted, 79% gave 1 star and 8% gave 5 stars. AttaPoll has never claimed the profile and does not reply. A second profile for attapoll.app scores 1.8 from 251. The complaints repeat: disqualification after long surveys, payments stuck on pending, and support that does not resolve problems.

Our read: AttaPoll gives you one of the lowest cash-out minimums anywhere and pays in cash, but the unpaid screen-outs and the gap between its app store and Trustpilot ratings are real warnings. Use it for spare minutes on your phone, take the high-star surveys first, cash out every time you reach the minimum, and do not let a balance sit for months.

How to get the most out of AttaPoll

• Give an accurate year of birth in the first profile survey; AttaPoll says a wrong one stops surveys from the start, and age cannot be changed later.
• Start with short surveys that have the most stars.
• Turn notifications on, since some surveys close before you get to them.
• Cash out as soon as you pass the minimum, and complete something at least every few months.
• Set PayPal to accept payments in other currencies before your first cash-out.
• Do not use a VPN or ad blocker; the terms treat both as manipulation.
• Pair it with Prime Opinion, which cashes out from and pays a few cents for some screen-outs.