CPX Research Alternatives: Survey Walls Compared

What are the best CPX Research alternatives?

If you want offers rather than more surveys, an offerwall such as Moonetix, an affiliate network that publishers run through its offerwall, Offers API and SDKs, or Lootably sits next to CPX instead of replacing it. For more surveys, the closest CPX Research alternatives are other rewarded survey walls: BitLabs, inBrain, TheoremReach, the ayeT-Studios Surveywall, and the AdGate Rewards wall from Prodege, which routes market research surveys inside its offerwall. CPX Research itself publishes a $25 minimum payout by bank transfer or PayPal and $100 for Bitcoin, and says it works in 105+ countries (checked on November 11, 2026).

All provider facts below come from each company’s own website, docs or public code repositories, checked on November 11, 2026. If a fact is not public, the table says so.

What CPX Research is

CPX Research is run by Make Opinion GmbH, based in Berlin, Germany, according to its homepage. It sends your users to paid surveys from brands and, it says, more than 120 market research companies. You reward users in your currency and earn per completed survey. Its homepage states:

• 105+ countries, 100K+ daily surveys and 52M+ survey takers
• 5,000+ publishers, naming reward apps, crypto and games
• Users are rewarded even when they do not qualify or are screened out
• No setup fee
• Payment by bank transfer or PayPal with a $25 minimum, or Bitcoin with a $100 minimum, “according to the agreed payment terms”

Its FAQ also says one active user can generate on average $5.20 per week, depending on location. That is CPX’s own figure, not a forecast for your audience.

Is there a CPX Research offerwall?

Not in the usual sense. CPX calls its iframe a “SurveyWall”, and every product on its site is built around surveys. When people search for the CPX Research offerwall, they mean this survey wall. If your users also want games, app installs and sign-up offers, add a separate offerwall. Survey wall vs offerwall explains how the two differ.

How CPX Research integrates

The CPX Research documentation lists four methods:

Three details are worth knowing before you build:

• Email and profile data. The iframe takes optional email, username, birth date, gender and ZIP code. The docs say CPX uses the email to match duplicate users, and asks the user for it if you do not send it. Mention this in your privacy policy; the offerwall privacy policy clause shows how.
• Postbacks are set in the dashboard. The docs tell you to fill in your postback URL in the Postback Settings tab, but the parameters and reversal handling are not on the public pages. Ask for them before launch.
• SDK upkeep varies. On GitHub, the Android and iOS SDK repositories were last updated in August 2026, Unity in February 2026 and Flutter in December 2025, while the React Native repositories were last updated in 2023 and 2024. Check the one you need.

Why publishers look for an alternative

• Fill in your countries. Survey supply depends on country, age and profile. A second survey provider often fills gaps.
• Offers as well as surveys. Users who do not want surveys may finish game or app offers instead.
• A maintained SDK for your stack. See the repository dates above.
• Who handles user tickets. Survey users ask about screen-outs and missing rewards. Some providers answer users directly.
• Payment terms and reversals in writing. CPX publishes minimums but not a schedule or reversal rules.

CPX Research alternatives compared (checked on November 11, 2026)

CPX is the baseline row, then Moonetix, then the others alphabetically. Not ranked. “Not stated” means we did not find it on the provider’s own site or docs.

We make Moonetix, so we list it first. Every fact about the other networks comes from their own sites and docs, checked on November 11, 2026.

The alternatives, one by one

Moonetix and Lootably (offers, not surveys)

Both add offers next to a survey wall. Moonetix is an affiliate network that publishers run through a signed link or iframe, the Offers API or native SDKs, with signed postbacks for every credit and reversal. Lootably documents an iframe or link, an Offers API and an Android SDK; see Lootably alternatives.

BitLabs

The most direct swap for a survey-first publisher, with games, offers and receipt scanning on top. Its docs describe an initial rewarded profiler you can size yourself, reward and reconciliation callbacks, and a payments page with Net-30 and a $100 minimum after reconciliation deductions. Every workspace is verified before it gets demand. BitLabs alternatives covers it in depth.

inBrain

inBrain, LLC focuses on rewarded surveys for apps. Its documentation lists SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native and Unity, a Monetization API, a survey wall link, an iframe and a Reporting API, and says it supports survey and offer inventory by country. Its homepage reports 67M survey takers and 6,000+ customers.

TheoremReach

The TheoremReach publisher docs cover web (JavaScript SDK, iframe or new tab), iOS, Android, React Native, Unity and Flutter SDKs, a Surveys API and an Offers API with a server-to-server callback for every rewarded event. Its homepage says it handles all user support on your behalf, which reduces your ticket load.

ayeT-Studios Surveywall

A survey product that sits beside the ayeT-Studios offerwall, so one account covers both. The docs list a web surveywall, Android and iOS SDKs, Flutter and React Native wrappers, and a Surveywall API. Reversal callbacks can be switched on per placement.

AdGate Rewards (Prodege)

An offerwall that also routes market research surveys through its hosted wall. The Prodege docs note the Offers API does not include those surveys, so use the hosted wall if surveys are the point. Postbacks with the {state} macro report rejected conversions.

How to choose a survey wall

1. Test in your top countries. Open each wall as a new user in your three biggest countries and count the surveys you could start.
2. Check what happens on a screen-out. CPX says it rewards screened-out users. Ask every provider the same question, because screen-outs drive most survey complaints.
3. Decide what data you send. Profile parameters improve matching but add privacy duties. Read offerwall GDPR rules first.
4. Ask how reversals arrive. Survey completes can be reconciled later. Set a reward hold period that covers it.
5. Place it where users look. CPX says publishers using its iframe raise revenue by 240% on average by adding its notification box, which is its own claim. Whatever wall you pick, placement matters; see offerwall placement.

How to add Moonetix next to your survey wall

Moonetix does not replace CPX Research. Its wall lists offers and its docs do not describe a survey router, so it fits as the offers entry next to your surveys.

1. Apply at moonetix.com/register. Every publisher application is reviewed by hand, and once you are approved, the apps you add go live right away.
2. Add your site or app and set the currency name, icon, conversion rate, user split and rounding so 1 coin is worth the same as on CPX. Set up your app currency shows how.
3. Integrate: a signed link or iframe built on your server for a website, the floating Earn button, the WordPress plugin, or the Flutter, React Native, Android, iOS or Unity SDK.
4. Credit only from the signed postback (status 1 credit, status 2 reversal, same transaction ID), and test it with “Open as a test user” and “Send a test postback” in the app’s Integration status.

Limits: users on VPNs, proxies, Tor or data center networks are blocked from the wall, and end users must be at least 16, with parental permission under 18. If your audience is mostly under 16 or VPN-heavy, Moonetix is not a fit.

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