Spotify will pay you Rs 20,000 just for giving feedback: Here is what you need to know
Follow UsSome Spotify users have claimed they received a new survey invitation that offers a chance to earn Rs 20,000.
The invite says participants will first need to complete a short survey that takes around 2-3 minutes.
Spotify will then review the responses to decide whether a user is a good fit for the study.
Spotify is offering selected users a chance to earn Rs 20,000. Some users have received a survey invitation inside the Spotify app that invites them to participate in an official user research study. Users who have received the invite have also shared screenshots of it on X. The invite says participants will first need to complete a short survey that takes around 2-3 minutes. Spotify will then review the responses to decide whether a user is a good fit for the study. Do note that completing the survey does not guarantee selection.
SurveyIf selected, users will be asked to take part in a short diary activity followed by a 60-75 minute interview about their experience using Spotify. As per the invite, the company says those who are selected and complete the session will receive Rs 20,000 as compensation for their time.
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₹20,000 for sharing Spotify feedback? 👀
— TechiBoy (@techiboy96) July 20, 2026
Just got this in the Spotify app.
It says selected participants could receive ₹20,000 as compensation for taking part in a feedback session.
Has anyone else received this survey invite? pic.twitter.com/qtWuwddKso
Spotify wants feedback, and you can get ₹20,000 for your time, if selected. pic.twitter.com/AsQP4r7ubZ
— Dwayne Cubbins (@DCubbins) July 20, 2026
The invite also mentions that selected participants will be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to keep the discussion private.
Spotify has confirmed to us that this is a legitimate survey conducted by the company. We have reached out to Spotify for a detailed comment on the survey invitation. We will update this article once we receive a response from the company.
Since the company has confirmed that the programme is official, eligible users can safely participate through the in-app invite. However, users should remain cautious of emails, messages or third-party websites claiming to offer the same reward, and only engage with surveys that originate from Spotify’s official app or verified communication channels.
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