TheoremReach is the second survey partner on Bonusboy and supplies around 30 surveys at a time in most countries. It works differently from CPX Research in two ways that confuse people: it does not report screen-outs, and it has a higher payment minimum.
This means the honest completion rate for TheoremReach is unknown; counting every open as a failure would be unfair, and counting only the reported results would be too generous. On the survey card, the pass rate for TheoremReach surveys is therefore calculated with an assumption: we treat about 30% of unreported opens as real attempts, the same share we measure with partners that do report screen-outs. Its completed surveys are mostly short and pay a few cents to about a dollar.
TheoremReach often starts with a short "profiler" before the actual study. Finishing the profiler alone pays nothing. Members in Indonesia see mostly TheoremReach surveys because CPX has little supply there, so Indonesian members experience the "no result" behaviour most. If you see a survey end without a message, assume a screen-out and move to the next card.
TheoremReach pays publishers after month end, with about 15 days to invoice and 60-day terms, once the balance passes $50. Expected wait after a completed survey: 78 to 109 days, plus the time until the $50 minimum is crossed. While the balance is below the minimum, the Wallet shows "waiting for partner" for these rewards rather than a date we cannot keep.
Yes. TheoremReach is a US survey platform used by many apps and games. Bonusboy sends it a member number and the survey profile; your name and e-mail are never shared. Rewards are paid after TheoremReach pays Bonusboy.
TheoremReach only reports completions to us. When you are screened out, nothing is sent, so the attempt stays as "no result reported" in your history. It is not an error and nothing is owed.
TheoremReach pays publishers once the balance passes $50. While Bonusboy's balance with TheoremReach is below that, the Wallet shows "waiting for partner" instead of a date; the date appears once the minimum is crossed.