Platform rules

How tasks, money and checks work. Short and to the point.

The rules apply to every account from the moment it is created.

General

  • The platform has four roles: worker, advertiser, moderator and admin. Sign-up is open to the first two.
  • One account can be both a worker and an advertiser — it holds two accounts: the work one and the ad one.
  • One account per person. A second account is grounds for banning both.
  • The email has to be confirmed: without it some actions stay closed.

For workers

  • You take a task from the feed and it takes up a slot. The advertiser sets the deadline for the report.
  • Run out of time and the execution expires, the slot returns to the feed and nothing is left in your history.
  • The advertiser reviews the report. With a high trust score some tasks are accepted automatically.
  • A rejected report can be appealed: the dispute goes to a moderator and their decision is final.
  • Fake activity, emulators, other people's accounts and getting around limits mean a ban with no payout of what is left.

For advertisers

  • A task is paid for up front: on publishing, the budget is held in reserve on the ad account.
  • Money leaves the reserve only for accepted reports. The rest comes back when the task is stopped.
  • Reports have to be reviewed: anything left untouched is accepted automatically on timeout.
  • A rejection needs a reason — the worker sees it, and so does the moderator during a dispute.
  • Tasks that deceive, ask the worker for money, collect passwords or break the law in any way are forbidden.

Money and payouts

  • The currency is roubles and everything is stored in whole kopecks. Nothing is rounded in our favour.
  • The platform fee is charged on every accepted task, 25% by default.
  • The referral programme has two levels: a percentage of what the people you invite earn.
  • The minimum payout is 100 ₽. Above that threshold a moderator confirms the withdrawal by hand.
  • Every transaction goes into the account history: type, source, balance before and after.

Anti-fraud

  • We count the browser fingerprint, the IP and signs of a VPN or a proxy.
  • A matching fingerprint, address or payout details across accounts raises a flag and limits withdrawals.
  • Sign-up, withdrawals and bulk actions sit behind a captcha.
  • Speed is capped by limits: a run of tasks back to back gets slowed down.
  • A worker has a trust score from 0 to 100 — it drives auto-accept and daily limits.

Bans and disputes

  • An admin issues a ban; a moderator decides a dispute.
  • A banned account loses access to withdrawals until the ticket is settled.
  • Disagreements are settled through support: the ticket is tied to the account.
  • The rules can change — the current version is always on this page.