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Is Clickworker legit?
Long-running (founded 2005) platform with a large, claimed Trustpilot profile; most reviews are 5-star but the overall score is low. Recent negative reviews centre on unpaid surveys and offerwall rewards, sudden account suspensions after ID checks, and templated support.
Does it pay? mixed
What you do
Small paid jobs on the web or in the app: AI training microtasks, tagging, web research, surveys, short texts, app testing, and recording audio, photos or short videos with your phone. After passing its assessments you can also reach Microsoft's UHRS task marketplace through your Clickworker account.
The details
- Pay
- From €1/task
As published: No hourly rate; paid per job or microtask. Clickworker says tasks can earn anything from one euro to several tens of euros, depending on time, difficulty and skill needed. - Open in
- Says its workforce is located in 136 countries.
Available jobs and payout methods vary by country. - You need
- computer, smartphone
- Paid by
- PayPal, Payoneer, bank transfer (SEPA, EU), ACH (US), bank transfer (some non-EU countries) · Weekly bill run (Wednesday to Friday) once the minimum is reached: €/$10 for PayPal, SEPA and ACH; €/$20 for Payoneer and non-EU bank transfer
- Minimum age
- 18+
- Company
- clickworker Germany GmbH (Essen) — part of LXT (Toronto) since its December 2024 acquisition
- Backers
- Acquired by LXT, an AI training-data company, in a deal announced 2024-12-17; terms not stated in the release
What we couldn’t confirm
Clickworker's own pages conflict on North America: a glossary page says PayPal is not available there (Payoneer only), while the current support page (updated 2026-03-12) lists ACH for the USA. The €1-to-several-tens-of-euros figure is from an undated glossary page. Whether LXT has kept the clickworker Germany GmbH entity after integration was not confirmed.
We are not affiliated with Clickworker. Pay and availability change; confirm on the official site before you start. Never pay to get work.
Sources
- https://www.clickworker.com/clickworker/
- https://workplace.clickworker.com/en/users/new/
- https://www.clickworker.com/clickworker-faq/
- https://support-workplace.clickworker.com/en/support/solutions/articles/80000672350
- https://support-workplace.clickworker.com/en/support/solutions/articles/80000672348-what-do-i-have-to-do-to-receive-payment-from-clickworker-
- https://www.clickworker.com/crowdsourcing-glossary/remuneration-at-clickworker
- https://workplace.clickworker.com/en/agreements/10123
- https://support-workplace.clickworker.com/support/solutions/articles/80000672285-how-do-i-sign-into-uhrs-
- https://www.clickworker.com/press-releases/lxt-acquires-clickworker
- https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.clickworker.com
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