"Not only was it $250 well earned, but the mental clarity gained since has been worth so much more."
Paid Research Study
Get paid $250 to take part in a new research study focused on breaking doomscrolling & unhealthy screen time habits.
Learn to identify your triggers, understand the root causes, and discover how reducing screen time can improve anxiety, mood, and overall mental health.
"Not only was it $250 well earned, but the mental clarity gained since has been worth so much more."
In March 2026, a jury found Meta and YouTube negligent in a landmark social media addiction case.
Their design features, including infinite scroll and algorithmic recommendations, were ruled addictive and caused a young user anxiety and depression.
Meta was ordered to pay $4.2 million and YouTube $1.8 million in damages.
This is not an isolated incident. Thousands of lawsuits from teens, schools, and state attorneys general are challenging social media companies over the harm their products can cause.
The conclusion is clear. Social media platforms are built to pull you in, keep you scrolling, and make it almost impossible to stop.
This research study is focused on understanding what’s actually driving your behavior. And how to break the cycle in a way that lasts.
Outcomes from participants include:
📉 88% reduction in wasted screen time
🫶 Reduced anxiety and feelings of depression caused by social media
🧠 Improved mental clarity, sleep and focus
🌱 Increased mental health & control of time, mood, and habits
Limited spots available
Join a research study designed to help you reduce social media addiction patterns and earn $250 for your effort.
Get StartedParticipants receive $250 for completing the research study, but gain so much more. What they value most is what changed for them day to day.
88% reported feeling less overwhelmed, restless, or mentally drained.
82% experienced reduced brain fog and improved focus.
79% said they spent less time scrolling without intention.
85% reported building more sustainable phone habits.
76% noticed improved sleep and higher energy levels.
87% reported meaningful progress in their personal life, relationships, and career goals.
Complete a short quiz about your social media habits to see if you qualify for the study.
Do daily exercises, track your usage, and submit feedback along the way.
Receive your $250 incentive and notice improvements in mood, focus, and daily life
Take Part in a Paid Research Study on Social Media Habits
Answer a brief quiz, complete simple daily exercises, and get compensated for your participation.
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Real-time wins from the participants. Share your progress and encourage others.
Mary
Wow, I actually stuck to the program this week! Less doomscrolling, more focus at work. The $250 is nice, but seeing my mornings calmer is what really matters.
Aaron
I was skeptical at first, but tracking my habits opened my eyes. My anxiety is down and I feel in control for the first time in months.
Liam
Daily exercises are super manageable. Submitting feedback feels rewarding, and it’s motivating to see measurable progress over time.
Sean
Can’t believe I’m saying this, but avoiding late-night scrolling has improved my sleep and mood. And the study is paying me for something that actually helps!
Eli
I’ve tried reducing screen time on my own and failed. This program actually makes it stick. Plus, the research team is professional and responsive.
Charlie
Honestly, seeing other people hit milestones keeps me accountable. Small wins every day add up... and the $250 makes participating feel fair.
Yes. Your responses are private, securely stored, and will never be shared outside the study.
Payments are sent after completing the program, typically within 30 days.
No. You can keep using your apps while participating. The study helps you understand and manage your habits, not delete your accounts.
Yes. You can complete the assessment, exercises, and feedback from any device with internet access.
Your input helps researchers understand social media habits and improve strategies for reducing screen time while remaining completely confidential.
Anyone 18 or older who uses social media regularly and wants to reduce screen time can participate.
No. Everything is completed online using your existing devices - no extra downloads required.
You'll provide feedback and track your habits while taking part in a research study designed to better understand social media use and its effects.
Take Part in a Paid Research Study on Social Media Habits
Answer a brief quiz, complete simple daily exercises, and get compensated for your participation.
Get Started