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General
What is PanelMeet?+
PanelMeet connects Nepali companies running user research with real, screened participants. A researcher posts a study with a screener, matching applicants are reviewed and approved, sessions get scheduled, and the incentive is paid by the researcher directly to the participant.
Is it free to use?+
Yes, for now. PanelMeet is early-stage and doesn't charge either side yet. If that changes, we'll announce it clearly before anyone is billed.
Where does PanelMeet operate?+
Nepal. Studies, participants, and incentive amounts (NPR) are all built around the local market, and the whole platform works in English or नेपाली — switch anytime with the toggle in the header.
For participants
How do I find studies to join?+
Browse open studies at /browse without an account, or sign up to apply. Each study has a short screener — if your answers match what the researcher needs, you're automatically added to their review queue.
How do I get paid?+
Directly by the researcher, once your session is marked complete — cash, bank transfer, or eSewa/Khalti, however you two arrange it. PanelMeet doesn't hold or move money; we only track whether an incentive has been sent and confirm you received it.
What if I don't receive my incentive?+
Mark it as "not received" on your application, or use the Report link on the study or the message thread. That opens a case our team reviews directly — we can't force a payment, but unresolved reports get followed up on.
Can I change my mind after applying or being approved?+
Yes — you can withdraw an application at any point before the session happens. If you're approved and withdraw, your spot reopens for someone else.
A study I want is full — can I still get in?+
Join its waitlist. If a spot opens up (someone withdraws, cancels, or doesn't show), you'll get an email and the study reopens automatically.
For researchers
How do I post a study?+
From your dashboard, create a study, add a format, incentive, and a screener — questions with answers marked as qualifying or disqualifying. Anyone who applies is screened against that automatically, before you ever see them.
How does scheduling work?+
Add open time slots to an approved application; the participant books one. For online studies, you can auto-generate a Google Meet link per slot, and both sides get a calendar (.ics) file and an email reminder before the session.
Can I invite specific people instead of waiting for applicants?+
Yes — invite by email one at a time, bulk-import a list via CSV, or search the participant pool by district, age, device, and language and invite matches directly.
What happens if a participant doesn't show up?+
Mark the session "Didn't show up" from the applicant's page. That frees the slot for someone else and creates no incentive record for that session.
Is there a cost to post a study?+
Not right now — see "Is it free to use?" above.
Trust, safety & your data
How are incentive payments tracked if PanelMeet doesn't process them?+
Every session carries an incentive status — pending, sent, confirmed received, or disputed — visible to both sides. It's a paper trail, not a payment guarantee, which is also why disputes go to a human, not an algorithm.
What if I run into abuse, spam, or a bad actor?+
Use the Report link on a study or a message thread. It goes straight to our admin review queue, not just the other user.
What does PanelMeet do with my data?+
Only what's needed to run the platform — see the full Privacy Policy for exactly what's collected and who can see it.
Account & technical
I forgot my password+
Use Forgot password on the login page — a reset link is emailed to you.
Can I use PanelMeet in Nepali?+
Yes — tap EN / ने in the header on any page to switch. The choice is remembered for future visits.
Something's broken, or I have a question this page didn't answer.+
Message support at +977-9715633635. It's a small team, so replies land within a business day rather than instantly — but every message gets read.
Questions about a specific policy — payments, data, or your rights as a user — are covered in the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.