How does the leaderboard work?
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The leaderboard ranks what you earn from offers, surveys and tasks in daily and monthly races, and the top earners in each race share its prize pool.
The leaderboard ranks members by what they earn from offers, surveys and tasks during a race, and when the race ends, the top earners share its prize pool. There is a daily race and a monthly race, and you are in both as soon as you earn from offers, surveys and tasks, with nothing to join and nothing to pay. Each board shows its prize pool and how many of the top places share it, so you can see what a race pays before it ends.
What counts toward my leaderboard total?
Your total is what you earn from offers, surveys and tasks during the race, once each reward is confirmed. A reward counts in the race where it was first confirmed, so the reward for an offer you finished yesterday counts today if the reward is confirmed today.
Bonuses, such as case prizes, promo codes and earlier leaderboard prizes, do not count toward your total. To place on a board, you need at least $1.00 earned in that race.
How are the races different?
The daily race is a board of its own that starts every day, so one good day can win a prize even when you cannot reach the top of the monthly race. The same earnings count on both boards at once.
| Board | Cycle | What counts |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | every day | everything you earn from offers, surveys and tasks |
| Monthly | every calendar month | everything you earn from offers, surveys and tasks |
| One-off races | a set start and end | what the race names, such as one partner's offers |
When does the leaderboard reset?
Each race ends at the same moment for everyone, and the board shows the time left as a countdown next to Time remaining in this race, so your time zone makes no difference. When a race ends, its Final standings are kept, the prizes are paid, and a new race starts from zero, with nothing carried over.
What happens when two members have the same total?
When two members have the same total, they are still placed one after the other, and each is paid the prize for their own place. The place you see on the board is the place you are paid for.
How do I climb the leaderboard?
- Finish the steps you start. An offer pays at each step you reach, and only confirmed rewards count.
- Earn early in the race, so rewards that wait to be confirmed have time to count before the race ends.
- Focus on the daily race when the top of the monthly race is too far away, because the daily race starts again every day.
The board shows your place as You are ranked with your number.
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