How Scoutela reviews listings
What Scoutela checks before a listing is presented and what verification does not guarantee.
Source traceability
Scoutela aims to preserve a link between a listing and its original provider source. Provider-controlled details can change, so participants should always review the original listing.
Clear limits
A listing review is not a guarantee of selection, study completion or payment. Scoutela does not conduct the study or make the provider’s screening decision.
Report issues
If a link is broken, details no longer match or a provider request seems unsafe, report it. Reports help prioritize review and status updates.
Related guides
Paid research safety checklist
A practical checklist for evaluating a provider before sharing information or attending a session.
Read guide →Clinical research: questions to ask before participating
A plain-language starting point for evaluating a clinical research opportunity.
Read guide →How to spot paid study scams
Red flags that should make you pause before applying to a research listing.
Read guide →Related studies
These are public listing previews. Provider identity, eligibility criteria and application links are available only in member details.
Unmoderated Task research opportunity
A paid research opportunity with full topic and application details available to members.
Unmoderated Task research opportunity
A paid research opportunity with full topic and application details available to members.
Unmoderated Task research opportunity
A paid research opportunity with full topic and application details available to members.