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Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about Reepy.

General

Reepy sells genuine engagement from real people. You fund a task - a Google Maps review, an app store review, a Reddit or YouTube comment, a sign-up through your referral link, a beta test - and we hand it to real people one at a time, each one a different person. They do it in their own words, on their own accounts, and you approve the work before anyone is paid.

Reviews and ratings (Google Maps, Google Play, App Store, Trustpilot, G2 or Capterra, product reviews), replies and comments (Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, X, TikTok, Facebook, Quora, forums, Product Hunt), sign-ups and installs (free trials, app installs, sign-ups through your referral link), testing and research (beta tests, usability tests, real app usage, surveys, data verification), community participation (Discord, Telegram) and custom tasks. The full list with prices is on the Marketplace page. Anything that cannot be attributed to one real person - likes, follows, upvotes - is not sold.

No. Nothing is ever posted from your accounts. Every task is done by a worker on their own account, and you only see the result. Reepy asks for no passwords and no platform logins from anyone.

Pricing & Credits

You buy credits; one credit is $0.10 of work. When you create a task you choose what each completion is worth - from $0.10 for a short comment up to $10 for something that takes real effort - and that amount is locked in escrow when you publish. It is released when you approve the work and returned to your balance if you reject it or the task expires unfilled. Credits never expire. Top-ups are sold at face value; bundles from $100 upward cost less per credit.

No. Credits stay in your account until used.

In crypto - USDT and other major coins - through NOWPayments. Pick a pack, pay the invoice, and the credits land in your balance once the network confirms the payment, usually within minutes. Card payments are not offered yet.

Every slot is paid only after you approve it. Work you reject and slots nobody fills go straight back to your credit balance, so an unfinished task never costs you anything. Unused credits you paid for can be refunded in full; bonus credits have no cash value. See the Refund Policy.

Orders & Approval

Offers start going out within minutes of publishing, one person at a time. Each person has a window to accept, then a set time to do the work and send proof. Because completions are spread over real people, a task with ten slots fills over days rather than hours - on purpose, since a burst of identical activity is what platforms remove. You are notified when the distribution window has passed.

Each submission arrives with its proof - a link, a screenshot or both - in your dashboard. Approve it and the worker is paid; reject it with a reason and the credit returns to your balance. Every task has a review window (typically 72 hours). Work you have not decided on by the end of the window is approved automatically, unless it has been flagged for review.

Some tasks are checked by a person before they go live: review tasks always, the first three tasks of a new account, and any brief that mentions ratings, sentiment, passwords, identity documents or moving money. Moderation usually takes a few hours. The Task rules page lists what a brief may and may not ask for.

If you have a referral or affiliate link for a product, you can pay real people to register through it and complete the steps that program credits - verifying an e-mail, completing a profile, making a first post. Each sign-up is a different person on their own details, and proof is a screenshot of the new account. Check the program terms first: many forbid paid sign-ups, and that risk is yours. Workers can never be asked to deposit money, enter card details, upload identity documents or share a login.

Earning money

You do not pick tasks from a list - they are offered to you. Complete your profile (the more we know, the more you match) and offers arrive in your dashboard and by e-mail, one at a time. Accept within the window shown, do the work, send proof. Ignore five offers in a row and offers pause for 15 days, then until you resume from your dashboard - no penalty, it just keeps offers going to people who answer.

The amount shown on an offer is what you receive; the platform fee is already taken out. Approved work is available in your wallet immediately. Withdraw in USDT from $20 with no fee, or turn any amount from $0.50 into credits and order work of your own. How earning works has the details.

What the task asks for: a link to what you posted, a screenshot, or both. It must be your own account and done after you accepted the offer - something posted earlier does not count. Screenshots should show the content, your username and the date.

The advertiser gives a reason and you see it in your dashboard. Rejections lower your rating, and a run of them pauses offers, so read the brief before accepting. If a task asks for something the rules forbid - a specific rating, a password, money - do not do it: report it from the task page and it goes to moderation.

Platform & Safety

Real people, every time. One person per task, so ten reviews means ten separate people rather than one account used ten times. Local work is matched to people who actually live in that city. Nobody can be told what rating to leave: briefs cannot demand stars or sentiment, because a review written to order is the kind platforms remove. There is an option to have AI draft a starting point you then edit, but what gets published is written and posted by a person.

Public review platforms prohibit incentivised reviews in their own terms, whatever the review says. Reviews obtained this way can be removed, and a business showing a pattern of them can have its listing flagged. Many countries also require a paid reviewer to disclose that they were paid. What reduces the risk is what this platform is built around: different real people, their own words, their own honest opinion, spread over time rather than arriving in one burst. You accept that risk when you fund a task, and other services here — beta testing, usability sessions, surveys — carry none of it.

Yes. Share your link from the Affiliate page in your dashboard and earn a share - currently 5% - of the credits bought by people who sign up through it. Referrals are tracked for 90 days after the click.

Open a ticket from Support in your dashboard - it keeps the whole conversation and any screenshots in one place. Without an account, use the contact page.

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