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Yes. That is the entire point. Every task is completed by a vetted micro-influencer posting from their own established account, with real history and real community memberships. We never sell followers, likes, bots, or any other fake engagement. If you want inflated vanity numbers, we are the wrong platform.

AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity decide which brands to recommend by reading public discussion: Reddit threads, Quora answers, articles, and comments. When real people mention your brand in those places, you become part of the source material AI builds its answers from. You cannot buy that with ads. You earn it with genuine public mentions, and Taskrr lets you order those one task at a time.

Mentions go live in front of each platform's own traffic, so clicks can start the same day a placement is published. The best placements also go on to rank on Google, because sites like Reddit, Medium, and LinkedIn carry far more authority than a normal website, which makes ranking there faster than ranking your own pages. AI visibility builds more slowly, over weeks and months of accumulating mentions, which is exactly why starting before your competitors matters.

Honest answer: sometimes it happens, and anyone who promises you otherwise is lying. Every platform and every moderator has the final say over their own turf, and a strict moderator can remove even a genuinely helpful comment. Here is our guarantee: your placement goes live and survives at least 15 minutes, which proves it passed the platform's filters and was not instantly removed. After that window the task is complete. Our workers are good at matching each community's tone, so most placements stick, and on the right platform in the right context a placement can keep working for years. This is why smart advertisers spread mentions across several platforms and threads instead of betting everything on a single post.

Yes. You can write the exact comment, post, or article and have a worker publish it, or use the AI writing assistant built into Taskrr to draft it with you. For video, you can upload your own clip and the worker posts it as is, or adds their own spin so it feels native to their channel. Some workers only publish content written in their own voice, to protect their accounts, so you will find people for either style. Two rules always apply: everything must be legal and honest, and fake reviews are never allowed.

Yes. Affiliates are some of our heaviest users, and we built Taskrr after making $10k+ promoting our own affiliate offer this exact way. One thing to know: almost no platform tolerates raw affiliate links anymore, so the winning play is smarter. Most affiliates link to a review article on their own site, or use a clean domain that redirects to the offer (no domain? you can rent one through us). Links get removed more often than plain mentions and are not refunded once a placement has gone live, so experienced affiliates order a few link placements and a lot of brand mentions. Legal and honest offers only.

Same workers and same quality on every tier; only your rate changes. Pay-as-you-go has no fee and standard rates, perfect for testing. Membership costs $67 per year and cuts every task rate by a third. Monthly plans give you the lowest rates on the platform: your full plan amount arrives as credits each month (nothing is skimmed), larger plans add a discount on top, and unused credits roll over while the plan is active. Upgrade any time and the better rate applies instantly.

Yes. You pick the platform, point us at the exact thread, community, or topic, and set the brief and the angle. You can supply the exact wording yourself or let the worker write it in their own voice so it stays authentic. Either way, you only pay for work that goes live and meets your brief.

Crypto payments (USDC and other major coins) are first; card payments are rolling out shortly after launch. You buy credits (1 credit is always worth $0.01) and spend them per task, so pricing stays completely transparent.

Workers post genuine content from their own accounts in communities they actually belong to, and we require every brief to be truthful: no fake reviews, no misleading claims, no spam blasts. That is not just ethics, it is strategy. Content that reads like a real recommendation is the only kind that converts, and the only kind that survives moderation.