How do offers work on Earnit.GG?
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An offer pays you for each step it asks for, such as reaching a level in a game, and most rewards are credited within minutes.
An offer pays you for each step it asks for, such as reaching a level in a game, once the partner that runs the offer confirms the step. You start offers from your earn page or the tasks page, and most rewards are credited within minutes.
How does an offer pay me?
An offer pays you because an advertiser, such as a game studio looking for new players, pays for every person who reaches the step it asks for. When you reach that step, the partner that runs the offer confirms it and pays us, and your reward is credited to your balance.
Installing or opening an app is not enough on its own, because the advertiser pays only for the steps the offer lists. An offer usually pays only once per person, because the advertiser is paying for new players, and a few offers can be repeated after a waiting period.
What is on the offer screen?
The offer screen opens when you press an offer, and it shows what the offer pays and its Status, with three tabs below:
- Rewards lists each step and what it pays.
- Completions shows the latest rewards members earned from the offer, as they happen.
- Details shows the Instructions, how long the offer usually takes and, on some offers, how long a reward from it can stay pending.
Read what the offer asks for, then press Start offer, or Continue on an offer you have already started. Offers inside an offerwall open on the partner's own screen, which shows each reward in Gems, and 1,000 Gems are always worth $1.00.
What are reward steps?
Every offer pays through one or more reward steps, the actions it pays for, such as reaching a level in a game or creating an account in an app. The Rewards tab lists every step with what it pays.
Each step pays when you reach it, so you earn part of an offer's reward before you finish all of it. The steps you finished count even if you stop, or if the advertiser closes the offer. Every step you reach becomes its own row in your task history once it has tracked.
What happens if an offer's time limit runs out?
Some offers give you a set time to finish once you start them, shown as Time limit on the offer screen. A step you reach after the time limit runs out might not pay, while the steps you reached in time count as usual. The partner that runs the offer sets the time limit, so look at it before you press Start offer and choose an offer you can finish in that time.
What happens after I finish an offer?
Once a step has tracked, its reward shows in your task history. A reward marked Pending is waiting for the partner to confirm it, or is held for a set time before it is credited. Most pending rewards are credited automatically, and how long a reward takes depends on the offer and its partner.
Please do not start an offer again while you wait for its reward. Starting the offer again does not credit the reward sooner, and on an offer for new users only, it can mean the reward is not credited.
If a reward has not tracked within 48 hours of finishing the offer, you can report the missing reward to the partner.
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