Clickworker

Oscar Romano

Apr 25, 2025

I haven’t done the photo jobs that require taking pictures of store shelves because of social anxiety, but I’ve completed surveys and the “listen and judge AI voice” tasks. I’ve made a decent amount this way, though the photo jobs usually pay more but aren’t available near me. The minimum to cash out is $20, and each job has its own release timeline for funds, usually between 7 and 30 days. If you take high-paying jobs consistently, you can set it up so you’re cashing out almost every week depending on timing. The only problems I’ve had with cashing out were figuring out that I needed to sign tax forms, which turned out to be simple, and dealing with a freeze when I changed my email. You don’t get to pick when payouts happen, since it works like direct deposit on a set schedule. For me, payments usually land on Wednesdays or Thursdays. When I work consistently, I get paid weekly, but otherwise I only see money once I hit the $20 threshold.

Emily Dubois

Jul 15, 2025

I recently tried Clickworker and the UHRS section is extremely demanding. The tasks require a lot of time and focus, yet the pay is only $0.03. It can take hours just to earn anything, and because the work is complex, mental fatigue sets in quickly. Once that happens, mistakes increase and there’s a real risk of getting banned. If the rate were closer to $0.50 per click, the effort might be worth it, but at this rate you need 10 to 20 clicks just to make half a dollar. To make things worse, most of the time there aren’t even any HITS available.