Kita

About Kita

A small rewards site for spare moments across Southeast Asia.

Kita pays adults across Southeast Asia for answering surveys and completing tasks from research companies and app developers. We started it because most “earn online” sites in the region are either vague about how they make money or vague about when they pay. We try to be the opposite on both.

The name is a small pun that works across the region: in Filipino, kita means earnings — and to see; in Malay and Indonesian it means we. Our logo is an eye whose iris is a coin, looking ahead to the next reward.

How Kita makes money

When you complete a survey or offer, the partner that runs it pays us a commission. We pass most of it to you as coins — by default 60% of what the partner pays — and keep the rest to run the site, fight fraud and cover PayPal sending fees, so the amount you request is the amount you receive.

Through Ask Kita, students, researchers and local businesses also pay us directly to survey our members; members earn from those surveys the same way. We may show ads on a few public pages like this one — never on pages where you earn, and we never pay anyone to view or click ads.

Where the surveys and tasks come from

These partners currently power the Earn page. Each one confirms completions itself before coins are credited:

What we promise

Track record

Next payout day: Thu, Oct 15, 2026. Every payment we send appears on Payment proofs.

Who runs Kita

Kita is run by a small independent team. Payouts are reviewed and sent by a person, on the published dates.

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