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Every submission is checked for genuine time on page, interaction depth, and whether the review content actually reflects the page it describes. Reviews that fail are not billed to the advertiser and earn the reviewer nothing, so nobody profits from filler. Account-level pattern detection catches templated submissions and multiple accounts operated by one person.

No. Advertisers specify what to evaluate, never what to conclude. Negative reviews pass verification at exactly the same rate as positive ones. A brief that tries to dictate the conclusion breaks platform rules, and reviewers are asked to report it.

Yes. Campaigns can be targeted across four dimensions: region (down to country and major metro level), interest, device type and publisher tier. Each filter you add shrinks your reachable pool, so two filters is usually the sweet spot and four will often starve a campaign entirely.

Verified reviews earn points, which you redeem as wallet credit, a gift card or a direct bank transfer. Points do not expire, and the amount you earn depends on the campaign type, your account standing and how detailed your review is.

Wallet credit pays out from a $5 minimum and clears instantly. Gift cards start at $10 and are also instant. Direct deposit starts at $25 and clears in 3 to 5 business days. Set your payout method in Settings before you reach your first threshold — an unset method is the most common cause of a delayed first payment.

It earns nothing and the advertiser is not billed for it. The rejection appears in your Rewards tab with a reason attached, and there is an appeals route if you believe it was wrong. A single rejection is not a penalty — but a low approval rate does limit which campaigns you are offered, since higher-reward campaigns are gated on approval history.

Reward tiers and campaign access build on approval history, so when you start there is no history for the platform to work from and early matches are conservative. Almost every experienced reviewer describes month one as slow, with week four as the turning point. The curve is back-loaded by design rather than a permanent ceiling.

Yes, on anything you publish. Incentivised reviews must be labelled as incentivised — this is a legal requirement in most markets, not a platform courtesy. Disclosure also makes the review more credible rather than less: readers do not object to knowing you were rewarded, they object to finding out later.

Fabricated reviews describing use that did not happen, multiple accounts operated by one person, coordinated review rings, and accepting side payments from advertisers for favourable sentiment. There is no warning system for these, because each requires intent rather than carelessness. Failing to meet the standard is normal and correctable; attacking the standard is not.

Budgets are daily rather than lifetime, and you can pause at any time. New advertisers typically start between $10 and $25 per day. Spend is only drawn against verified activity, so work that fails verification costs you nothing. The metric to size against is cost per verified action — aim for a budget producing roughly 50 verified actions per week so results are signal rather than noise.

Twelve regions are live, each with its own verified reviewer pool rather than a shared global one. Campaigns are also matched on the language reviewers actually write in, which is a separate setting from region — targeting a country does not guarantee reviews in the language your customers read.