Taskerise

What a campaign costs, and what comes back

There is no subscription and no bill afterwards. The total on the campaign form is the whole cost.

What you pay

  • Your price per task, which is what the tasker earns. You choose it: the minimum for that kind of task or more, a floor that keeps real effort from being priced into the ground.
  • The platform fee, added on top of each reward: currently 10%. When a promotion applies to you, the fee is lower, and the form shows the fee you will actually pay (see invites and promotions).

That is all. A guarantee period raises the minimum a little for each day, currently 0.5% per day, and the form shows the new minimum as you choose. The price and the fee on the form are fixed for that campaign when you launch it.

Set aside, not billed

At launch, the full budget moves from Available to Blocked in your wallet. It is still your money, just reserved, which is how taskers know every task is paid for. It is paid out one approved task at a time.

What comes back

  • Cancel a campaign or let its deadline pass, and the unspent part returns to your available balance. Money for tasks someone is doing or has sent in stays reserved until that work is settled, and comes back if it does not pass.
  • Reject a submission, and it costs you nothing.
  • Rewards already paid stay paid, and so does the fee on them. The one exception is a guaranteed Telegram join: if the tasker leaves before the period ends, the reward comes back to you. The fee does not.

Getting noticed

Taskers see the best-paying tasks first by default and can sort by advertiser rating, so a fair price and fair reviews are what get your tasks picked up.

If you want more, boost a live campaign from its page: for the days you choose, its tasks sit at the top of the task list, marked Featured. It costs 0.5 USDT a day, paid at once from your available balance rather than the campaign budget, and it is not refunded if the campaign ends, is paused or is cancelled before the boost runs out. A boost puts your tasks in front of more taskers; it does not make anyone take them.