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UK startup helping young people earn money online triples in users as UK economy slows

by November 14, 2025
November 14, 2025
UK startup helping young people earn money online triples in users as UK economy slows

Prograd, the UK-based platform helping young people earn money online through simple tasks such as playing games and answering surveys, has announced that its user base has nearly tripled over the past year, rising from around 400,000 users to more than 1.1 million.

The growth comes at a time when the UK economy continues to stagnate, placing more and more pressure on young people trying to navigate this challenging financial climate.

A generation under pressure

The latest figures from the BBC show that UK economic growth slowed to just 0.1%, according to final GDP data released ahead of the Budget. With wages struggling to keep up with living costs and youth unemployment sitting notably higher than overall employment levels, many under-30s are now turning to other income streams to stay afloat.

Household budgets are tightening, and younger workers, often in lower-paid or unstable roles, are feeling the squeeze the most. Against this, online side-hustles and flexible money-making apps have become more than a convenience; they’re a financial lifeline.

Earning money online

Prograd has positioned itself at the centre of this shift. The platform allows users to earn £500+ a month through activities like playing games, answering surveys, reviewing products, testing apps, and completing micro-tasks, all vetted and simplified into one easy-to-use dashboard.

Its appeal is that anyone can use it: you don’t need any specialist skills, there are no upfront costs, and no risk, just a clear route to earning extra money during evenings, weekends, or downtime.

Marco Logiudice, Co-Founder at Prograd, commented “We’re seeing a new financial reality for young people in the UK. With economic growth at just 0.1% and the cost of living still rising, people are looking for ways to take back control. Prograd’s growth shows that young people aren’t waiting around, they’re finding smart, flexible ways to boost their income, and we’re proud to help them do that safely and easily.”

User Growth Triples to 1.1 Million

With more young people looking for ways to earn money online, Prograd has witnessed unprecedented demand.

Users have surged from roughly 400,000 to over 1.1 million in the past year, an increase of almost 200%.

This puts Prograd among the fastest-growing online earning platforms in the UK and shows a real shift in how young people supplement their income during economically uncertain times.

Ethan Fraenkel, Co-Founder of Prograd added “Growing our user base so much in a year is a huge milestone, but it’s also a reflection of a much bigger story. The traditional job market isn’t giving young people the stability they need, so earning online has become a big part of their financial strategy. We’ve built Prograd to make that as accessible as possible, whether someone wants to earn £50 or £500 a month.”

Young people take their finances into their own hands

As the UK enters a period of slow growth and financial uncertainty, Prograd’s quick rise shows a clear shift in how young people are navigating today’s economic pressures.

By offering simple, low-barrier earning opportunities that fit around study, work or family time, the platform is becoming an important tool for those looking to stay financially afloat. With demand only set to grow, Prograd’s founders say they are focused on expanding globally and continuing to help millions of young people take control of their financial future.

For more information, visit prograd.uk.

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