if you're on reddit all day anyway, might as well get paid for some of it

so i've been building this thing called questscale and figured i'd post it here.

basically: there's a list of small reddit tasks you can pick up and get paid for. stuff like a short post in a specific subreddit, a comment in a thread, a quick honest review of something. you claim a task, you have 24 hours to do it, you submit your link + a screenshot, someone reviews it, you get paid via paypal.

payouts so far are like $0.50 to $12 per task depending on effort. not life-changing money, but if you're already on reddit a few hours a day might as well.

a few honest things:

• it's early. some screens still look kinda rough, fixed a bunch yesterday
• task volume is small right now (a handful of campaigns active)
• low-effort submissions get rejected. don't burn your 24h slot if you're not gonna try
• payouts go through paypal. you add your email once, that's it

how to try it:

1. go to questscale.co
2. sign up
3. connect your reddit (just pulls public karma + age, no scary perms)
4. add a paypal email
5. browse tasks, claim one, submit when done

if you've used beermoney sites or any of the other "earn online" things before i'd genuinely like to know what they got wrong, because most of them are either dead, scammy, or pay in worthless points. trying to not be any of those.

dm me if something breaks.