A business pays for people to look at their website. You are one of those people. The only hard part is proving you really looked, and that is what the code is for.
One task takes a minute or two. You keep 95% of what it pays and the money reaches you the same minute.
Every task tells you how many pages to visit and what it pays before you start. Pick one and press start. The clock begins at that moment and you have 20 minutes.
A new tab opens on the business website. Leave the DogeTask tab where it is. It is showing your timer and your progress.
A small DogeTask badge appears in the corner of the business website. It counts your pages. A page only counts once it has been open and visible for the required seconds, and only different pages count. Reloading one page will not move the number.
When the badge has counted every page it turns green and shows a code. That code is yours alone. Nobody else working that campaign has it.
Come back to DogeTask, type the code, and pick where the money goes. Straight out to FaucetPay, or into your balance. Either way it is yours the second the code is accepted.
Prices are set in dollars and turned into Dogecoin when you finish. The figures below are what reaches you, after our 5% is taken.
| Task | Time per page | Value | You get |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 pages | 20 seconds | $0.00332 | 0.0476 |
| 4 pages | 20 seconds | $0.00570 | 0.0816 |
| 6 pages | 20 seconds | $0.00855 | 0.1223 |
Dogecoin moves during the day, so these coin figures move with it. The dollar value is the part that stays fixed.
The business has not put the snippet on that page. Try another page on the same site. If it still does not appear, give up the task, which costs you nothing, and tell us which campaign it was.
Either it has not been open long enough, or it is a page you already counted, or the tab was in the background. Only visible time counts.
You get 20 minutes and nothing is charged to you for missing it. The slot goes back for somebody else and you can start a different task right away.
The task is cancelled. The code on the badge is written exactly as it must be typed, including the dash in the middle.
It means no business has a paid campaign you have not already done. It is not a fault. Come back later.
Every site like this one makes big claims. We would rather you know the limits now than feel cheated later.