A micro task is a job that takes a minute or two — follow a page, watch a video, answer a survey, install an app. RevType runs eight kinds of them, plus half a dozen ways to earn that are not tasks at all. Here is all of it, in plain language.
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Kinds of micro task
41
Social platforms covered
196
Distinct social actions
Daily
New tasks and missions
Each type asks for different work and different proof. Every task tells you which before you start it.
Follow, like, share, comment, subscribe, review or post — 196 distinct actions across 41 platforms, each with its own proof rules.
Watch for a set time. Watch time is measured on the server from real playback heartbeats, not claimed by the viewer.
Open a page, stay on it for the required time, and answer what it asked. Reading time is tracked, not self-reported.
Answer a set of questions. The buyer sees every answer and never who gave it — you are told that before you start.
Answer questions against a time limit. The answer key stays on the server, so a quiz is worth taking honestly.
Install an app and complete the steps the task asks for. Each task states exactly which proof it needs before you begin.
Anything that does not fit a box. The buyer writes the steps, you follow them, and a human reviews the proof.
Curated offers from partner networks. Completion is confirmed by the provider's own server callback, then credited to you.
The social catalog is the biggest single source of work on the platform. These are the platforms it covers today.
The number beside each platform is how many different actions it offers. Which platforms are open at any moment is set by an administrator.
Every task shows what it pays, what proof it needs and how long you have, before you open it.
Follow the steps exactly. Video and article tasks track time on the server; social tasks tell you what to screenshot.
Upload the screenshot or paste the link the task asked for. Some tasks verify your link automatically within seconds.
Approved work credits your balance once and only once. Points convert to cash in your wallet, and cash is what you withdraw.
Not everything that pays is a task. These run alongside the task list.
A passive surface: ads rotate, you keep the page in view, and each rotation is a paid impression. No proof to submit.
A short list that resets every day. Claim it to keep your streak — the streak is also what several bonuses are gated on.
Time-boxed goals with their own progress counter. Progress moves forward only, so it can never be reset out from under you.
Post, comment and engage in the feed. Feed earning is governed by your ratio of genuine activity to rewards, not by raw volume.
HTML5 games, quiz competitions, lotteries and prize draws, each with its own entry rules and prize pool.
Long-run goals that pay once when you reach them. They are checked against your real history, not a counter you can nudge.
Every payout is written against a unique reference, so an approval that runs twice pays once. This is enforced in the ledger, not by a screen.
When a link can be fetched and matched, approval is instant. When it cannot be read, it goes to a human — a failed read is never treated as a failed task.
Tasks are matched to country, region and profile, so the list you see is work you are actually eligible to complete.
Tasks pay points. Points convert to cash in your wallet, and withdrawals are made from the cash balance.
Buyers can create social, watch a video, custom, survey, quiz, write an article and install an app tasks and have real people complete them.
