Paid Focus Groups in Minneapolis
Find paid focus groups, market research studies and product tests in Minneapolis. Below are open in-person studies at local research facilities, online studies you can join from Minneapolis, and the 4 focus group facilities in the area. Every company we list is verified and never charges a fee to join.
In-person focus groups in Minneapolis
Online paid studies you can join from Minneapolis
Online College Student and Parent Board – Earn $300 Over 3 Months
Online Interview for Security Executives – Earn $350 for 30 Minutes
Online Depression Experience Interview – Earn $180 via Zoom
At-Home Temporary Hair Color Test for Women – Earn $300
Online Financial Tools and Benefits Study – Earn $300
Online Health Insurance Interview – Earn $250 With Pre-Work
Focus Group Facilities in Minneapolis
Focus groups in Minneapolis
Market research companies regularly recruit participants in Minneapolis for focus groups, product tests and interviews. Studies are held at local facilities or online. You apply, answer a screener, and if you qualify, you're booked for a paid session.
What they pay
| Online survey (15–30 min) | $5–$50 |
| In-person focus group (60–90 min) | $75–$250 |
| 1-on-1 interview (60 min) | $100–$300 |
| Product test | $50–$150 + product |
| Professional & specialist studies | $250–$975 |
Minneapolis focus groups FAQ
How much do focus groups pay in Minneapolis?
Most focus groups pay $75–$250 for a 60–120 minute session. In-person studies often pay more than online ones, and specialist studies for patients or professionals can pay $500 or more. Studies currently listed for Minneapolis pay up to $250.
Where are focus group facilities in Minneapolis?
Ascendancy Research, Fieldwork Minneapolis (Edina), Orman Guidance Research, Tasteocracy Inc (Plymouth).
Can I join online focus groups from Minneapolis?
Yes. Online studies are open to people across the US, so you can take part from home in Minneapolis. See the online studies above or our nationwide page.
Are focus groups in Minneapolis legit?
Yes, when they're run by established research companies. You should never pay to take part. Every company we list pays participants and doesn't charge a fee.