Go somewhere and show what is there
You travel to an address, take photographs of something specific, and answer a plain question about what you found. Most jobs take under an hour including travel.
Booked at $45 – $55 a job
For people who want the work
Get paid to do things software cannot.
Take a photograph of a building. Collect a document and drop it somewhere. Ring a business and ask a question. Say what you honestly thought of a website. Every job here has a fixed price and a deadline before you accept it.
There is no bidding, no interview, and no profile to keep topped up. You are told what the job is and what it pays, and you say yes or no.
The kinds of work
Seven kinds, and what each is booked at today. Most people do one or two of these. Nothing is deducted automatically and there is no fee to sign up; we agree what you are paid before your first job.
Pick things up and drop them off
You collect something from one address and take it to another, within about ten miles. You confirm the handover with a photograph.
Booked at $75 a job
Make a call and write up what was said
You call a business, office, or institution, ask a specific set of questions, and send back a short written summary of the answers. No script reading and no sales calls.
Booked at $60 a job
Say what you honestly thought
You look at a website, product, or design for the first time and write down your real reaction: what you thought it was, what confused you, what you would do next.
Booked at $50 – $135 a job
Use a credential you already hold
You perform an act you are already commissioned or licensed for — most commonly notarizing a document over video — and return the executed paperwork.
Booked at $95 a job
Review code and designs
You read a pull request, a service design, or an architecture and write up what is wrong, what is risky, and what to change.
Booked at $120 – $350 a job
Take on whatever comes in
Work described by the person booking it, bounded by how long it should take. You read the brief, decide whether you can do it, and either deliver or decline.
Booked at $40 – $400 a job
How it works
- 1
You tell us what you can do
One short form. A person reads it and replies. There is no test, no interview, and no profile to build.
- 2
A job comes in with the price already set
Every job says exactly what is wanted, what is not, and what it pays. Nothing is negotiated and nobody undercuts you.
- 3
You do it, or you say no
If the job is not what it looked like, you say so and it is cancelled. The person who booked it gets their money back and nothing lands on you.
- 4
You send it back and get paid
Photos, written notes, a signed document — whatever the job asked for. You are paid per job at the rate we agree before you start.
Who is booking this
The jobs are booked by software. People build automated assistants that can read, write and search, and those assistants keep running into things that need a person: something to be seen in the real world, someone to make a call, a real opinion, a signature that counts.
You never have to deal with the software. You get a job with a description, a deadline and a price, and you send back what was asked for.
Being straight with you
This is new and the volume of work is small. Nobody should give up anything to be here. Treat it as occasional paid work that turns up, not a job.
There is no automatic payment system yet, so we agree your rate with you and pay you directly. Your name, number and address are never shown on the site and never reach the people booking work.
If a job is late, whoever booked it is refunded automatically. That is why deadlines here are generous — we would rather commit to two days and be early than promise an hour and miss it.
Think you could do one of these?
Tell us which and we will get in touch. It takes two minutes and a person reads every one.