OnlineVerdict
18+ only Government ID required not supported anonymity
Paid mock juror work. Attorneys post real case summaries and you submit a reasoned verdict before the case goes to trial.
What it costs you
| Fee | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Signup or participation fees | None | OnlineVerdict states explicitly that there are no fees to sign up or participate as a juror. |
What you keep: The full stated payment for each case.
Getting paid
Methods: Not verified
Timing: Paid after completing a case review.
Requirements
- Must be 18 or over
- Government photo ID verification
- Must be a United States citizen
- Must live in the venue where the case is being tried — this is the binding constraint on how much work you see
- Webcam and microphone on a desktop or laptop for virtual mock trials; phones are not accepted
What it accepts
- Online case reviews
- Virtual and in-person mock trials
Where it works
United States only, and further restricted to the specific trial venue for each case.
- Case volume depends entirely on litigation activity in your area
Opportunities that use OnlineVerdict
Sources and verification
What we could not verify
- Per-case payment for online case reviews. Secondary sources report $30-$60; we could not confirm a figure on OnlineVerdict's own juror pages.
- Payment method.