Pay

$40 an hour. The money on Monday.

No invoices to send, no clients to chase, no waiting for someone to release funds. Here's exactly how money moves from an approved assignment to your bank account.

The cycle

From approval to your account.

  1. 1

    Rate shown

    Every assignment lists its estimated time and what it pays at $40/hour — before you claim it.

  2. 2

    Work approved

    When a reviewer approves your submission, the amount is credited to your balance that moment.

  3. 3

    Week closes

    At the end of the week, everything approved is gathered into a single payout.

  4. 4

    Paid Monday

    The payout goes to your bank account by transfer on the following Monday.

A worked example

What one week could look like.

Four support assignments over four days — ten hours of work, all approved. The amounts show how $40/hour adds up; actual volume depends on available work, and you'll always see the amount before you start.

Where your work can be

  • In progressYou've claimed it and you're working on it.
  • SubmittedWaiting for a reviewer. You can see it in your work list.
  • Revision requestedA reviewer left notes. Fix it and resubmit — it isn't lost.
  • ApprovedCredited to your balance and included in the next payout.

Earnings · this week

Example
  • MonLive chat queue — billing questions
    +$120.00
  • TueEmail follow-ups, batch 12
    +$60.00
  • WedLive chat queue — order status
    +$160.00
  • ThuRefund requests, batch 3
    +$80.00

Paid next Monday

One transfer to your bank

$420.00

No fees

Applying is free, and nothing is deducted for using the platform.

No surprises

$40/hour of estimated time — the amount on the assignment is the amount you're paid when it's approved.

Full history

Every earning and every transfer is listed in your dashboard, with dates.

Questions

About pay

Is there a minimum before I get paid?
No. Whatever was approved during the week is paid the following Monday, however small.
What if my work isn't approved?
Most of the time a reviewer requests a revision with notes, and you get paid once the fixed version is approved. Work that's rejected outright isn't paid — the reviewer will tell you why.
Do I need to handle my own taxes?
Yes — you work as an independent contractor, not an employee. If you're in the U.S., we collect your SSN or ITIN during verification so we can issue the right tax forms.
How much can I earn?
Support work pays $40 per hour of estimated time, so 10 hours of approved assignments is $400. How many hours you get depends on available work — we don't guarantee a weekly minimum.

Get paid for careful work.

Have your ID nearby and set aside about 25 minutes. You can stop and continue later — progress is saved as you go.

Start your application

Free to apply · About 25 minutes