How do I know an offer is worth my time?
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Compare what an offer pays with how long its steps will take you, check its time limit and ratings, and read its instructions before you start the offer.
An offer is worth your time when what it pays is fair for how long its steps take, and the offer screen shows both before you start. Open the offer, read its steps on the Rewards tab and its Instructions on the Details tab, and look at how other members rated it.
What should I compare before I start an offer?
Every offer screen answers the same questions, so you can compare one offer with another in the same way:
- What the offer pays, and for what. The Rewards tab lists each step and what it pays, and the Details tab often shows how long the offer usually takes.
- How long you have. An offer with a Time limit gives you a set time to finish once you start it, so choose an offer you can finish in that time.
- Which devices the offer runs on. The offer screen shows the devices an offer supports, such as iOS or Android, so you can start it on the right one.
- What the offer needs from you. Some apps ask you to confirm a phone number, an email address or a new account inside the app before a step counts, so read the Instructions first.
- How long a reward can wait. On some offers, the Details tab shows the longest time a reward can stay pending before it is credited.
How do ratings help me choose an offer?
Members rate the offers they finished, and offers they started some time ago, so an offer's stars show how it went for the people who tried it. A low score is a good reason to choose another offer, and the Rating filter on the tasks page shows only the offers members rate well.
Should I do offers that ask me to spend money?
Earnit.GG never charges you to complete offers, but some offers ask you to make a purchase or start a free trial. The tasks page groups those offers under Purchase and Free trial. Choose one of them only if you want what you are buying anyway, because the money you spend goes to the app or service you buy from and is not part of your reward.
A free trial offer can ask you to keep the trial for a set time, and the offer might not pay if you cancel the trial before then. A trial you forget to cancel can turn into a paid subscription with the advertiser, so note the date the trial ends before you start the offer.
Which kinds of offers pay the most?
Game offers with several steps usually pay the largest rewards, because they pay at each step you reach, such as each new level, and earning all of it takes longer. Surveys and short tasks usually pay less, and new surveys are added every day, so you can come back to them whenever you like. To compare offers, sort the tasks page by Highest reward, or use the Reward filter to see the amounts you want.
Are Featured tasks a good place to start?
Yes, because Featured tasks on your earn page starts with any game offers a partner picks for you and then shows the highest-paying tasks right now. On the tasks page, the offers our team has picked out come first.
The same checks apply to these offers as to any other: read the steps and the Time limit before you press Start offer.
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