How earning works

Everything you need to know before your first task.

Claiming a task

When you claim a task, the slot is held for you for 60 minutes. Nobody else can take it during that time. If you do not submit before the timer runs out, the slot returns to the pool and someone else can take it — you are not penalised, but you also do not get paid.

You can hold up to 5 claims at once. That limit exists so tasks are not hoarded and left unfinished.

Submitting proof

Each task says exactly what proof it needs:

Before you upload: crop out anything private. Screenshots are visible to the advertiser who posted the task and to our support team — nobody else, and never publicly.

Getting approved

Some tasks verify automatically — we check your link or the platform's own API and you can be paid within minutes. Others are reviewed by the advertiser, who has 72 hours by default. If they do not respond in that window, the submission approves automatically and you are paid.

Work is normally rejected for concrete reasons: the proof does not show the action, the link is dead, or the brief was not followed. The advertiser has to give a reason, and you will see it.

If you are rejected unfairly

You have 48 hours after a rejection to open a dispute from My Submissions. Explain what you did and add any extra evidence. Our support team decides, not the advertiser. If we side with you, the submission is approved and paid in full.

Your money

Levels and trust score

Your trust score tracks how often your work is approved. Your level rises with the number of approved tasks. Higher-paying tasks often require a minimum level or trust score, so consistent, honest work opens up better-paying jobs.

Sustained high rejection rates lead to automatic suspension. If that happens and you think it is wrong, contact support — any balance you have is held safely while we look.

Rules

Any questions we did not cover?

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