Be early. Get paid.
Test new apps before they launch. Finish the test — SOL or USDC lands in your wallet.
Test new apps before they launch. Finish the test — SOL or USDC lands in your wallet.
How it works
Earlybird hands you builds that aren’t public yet. Every test lists its reward up front, so you know what it’s worth before you tap start.
Browse the open tests and choose one. The reward is right on the card.
Install the build, run through a short task list and note anything that feels off.
Once your report is approved, SOL or USDC is sent to your wallet.
Amounts are examples.
Tests
Each test shows its payout and a rough time estimate before you commit.
You get pre-release versions and tell the team what worked and what didn’t.
Bots, copy-paste answers and invented reports don’t get paid.
Example test
A feature that isn’t out yet
3 tasksAbout 12 minutes
Amounts are examples.
Payouts
Rewards go to the Solana address you add. No points, no gift cards.
Signing up costs nothing. You need to be 18 or older.
Anyone asking for it in Earlybird’s name is a scammer. Don’t share it.
For builders
Put your build in front of real people before launch day. They work through your tasks, you get straight feedback, and they’re paid for their time.
Send us your appWhile it’s still early enough to change course.
They follow your tasks and are paid for the time they put in.
Clear notes on what worked, what broke and what confused people.
Coming soon. Follow us on X.
No, joining Earlybird is free. You do need to be at least 18.
When a test you finished is approved, the reward is sent in SOL or USDC on Solana to the wallet address you added.
Never — not in the app, not by email, not on X. If someone asks for it while using our name, it’s a scam.
You need a Solana wallet that can receive SOL or USDC. That wallet and its keys are your responsibility, and on-chain transfers can’t be undone, so check your address twice.
No. Earlybird pays for testing work. Crypto prices can move after you receive a payout, and nothing on this site is financial advice.
Get the app
The Earlybird app is on its way for Android and iPhone. Follow us on X to hear the moment it’s out.
Nothing to download yet. We’ll post the links on X at launch.


