No fee, no interview, no minimum. One Reddit account is enough to start.
Four steps, then it repeats. Nothing happens that you cannot see.
The list shows the price, the age of the post and the comment we drafted for it. You read all of it before deciding. Held for you 5 minutes, one at a time, and you can hand it back.
Whichever of your accounts you like. Paste the permalink back — our bot reads the real author from Reddit, so you never have to prove anything or send a screenshot.
Four passes on every comment. Still online at 72 hours and the money is yours — and it stays yours even if the comment disappears a month later.
Post it, watch the four checks, see the credit land. Decide after that.
The bot reads Reddit directly. Nothing for you to file, nothing to argue about.
| 30 min | Catches an automoderator removal. Those happen within minutes, and there is no reason to make you wait three days to hear it. | informative |
| 24 h | Confirms the comment settled into the thread. | informative |
| 48 h | Second look, in case a moderator got to it late. | informative |
| 72 h | The verdict. Still online, you are credited on the spot. | this one pays |
Same account, same checks, same ledger. What changes is what we ask for and how the price is set.
We hand you a thread and the comment we drafted for it. You read both, post it, paste the link back.
Priced by how old the thread is — old threads pay the most, because they are the hardest to comment on without being removed.A whole post rather than a reply: we give you the subreddit, the title and the body. You publish it from your account.
Priced per job. A post has no thread to date, so the amount is set by hand and shown before you take it.The smallest job there is. One click on a thread we point you to.
A few cents each, and the one thing we cannot verify — Reddit never says who voted. It runs on trust, which is exactly why it is priced this low.Credits build up job by job. Every Tuesday, any balance over $10 goes out on its own — nothing to claim, nothing to ask for.
Pick a crypto wallet, and pick the right network. The transfer fee comes out of your payout, and the gap is enormous: on BSC (BEP-20) it costs a few cents, on Polygon about $0.25 — but on TRON (TRC-20) it is around $5.50 every time, whatever the payout is worth, and Binance Pay costs about 15%. Same work, same balance, very different amount landing in your hands. We show the fee next to every option before you choose.
Payout details can wait — they only have to be there before your first payment.
Four things you should know before you start, not after.
Push past it and the extra comments are not paid. We read the real author on every submission, so the count is on the account, not on your word.
Moderators remove things. When it happens the comment is not paid, and you see which check caught it and what Reddit reported.
We compare what you posted against what we gave you. Punctuation aside, it has to match.
A Reddit account already registered here cannot be added again by someone else.
The questions we actually get asked.
You do not have to take our word for it. Reserve one comment, post it, and watch the four checks land in your account. A credit appears with a date and stays in a ledger that is never edited. Payouts go out every Tuesday, to every balance that has reached $10 — under that, your credits simply wait for the following Tuesday. The next date is shown in your account from the moment you sign up.
Nothing. The comment is written for that specific thread, and you read it before you reserve. You copy it, post it, paste the link back.
One paid job a day per Reddit account, at $1 to $15 each. With five accounts that is five a day. Adding accounts is the way to earn more — not posting more from one account.
It can, if you post in bursts. That is the honest answer, and it is why the limit exists and why we enforce it by reading who posted rather than trusting a form. Space your comments out, use several accounts, and the risk stays low.
No. Sign up, add your Reddit accounts, start reserving. Your credits pile up either way — the payout details only have to be there before the first payment.
It is not paid, and your account shows which of the four checks caught it and what Reddit reported — removed by a moderator, deleted, or gone from the thread. If our checker itself failed, that never counts against you: we retry until we get a real answer.
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