In case anybody here could benefit from this, Respondent is paying $125 for a 60min interview with people who work on internal real estate teams.
[{"id": "dz6etlz", "text": "Please add your compensation for full disclosure.", "replies": [{"id": "dz7aun5", "text": "In case anybody is still reading this, its $50 compensation for me for connecting people to the interview if someone gets chosen for the interveiw", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dz6y5ev", "text": "Hey! I actually work for Respondent and can confirm the incentive is $125 for a 60 min online interview :\\) Thanks for promoting", "replies": [{"id": "dz7ayyt", "text": "Great site IMO. One question since I'm new to promoting links. Generally speaking how many people sign up for an interview vs how many spots are available? Its hard for me to tell if these interviews are getting thousands of applications for 10 spots, or  if its like 25 applications for 10 spots. Thanks a ton!", "replies": [{"id": "dz7e4r3", "text": "Great question! So it does vary tremendously by study and demographic. We have some studies that target all consumers say \"Seeking people who use dishwashing liquid\" \\- those get 1000s of responses and are usually filled within an hour.\n\nStudies like this one \\- its more of the latter ie 25 applicants, 10 spots. If you see a specialized demographic and fit that well, its a very good chance that a human being will carefully review your screener.\n\nIf you click on a study link and its still open \\(doesn't give you a message that it has been filled\\), that means that the number of qualified applicants is less than 3x the number of spots. So if you feel like you're a good fit, and the study is open \\- dont worry about being drowned out in 1000s of other applications :\\)", "replies": [{"id": "dz7e8w4", "text": "Great info, thanks a ton!", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]