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How, When & How Much Will I be Paid? How Long do Payments Take?

Getting paid on Neevo

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Written by Neevo
Updated over a week ago

How You'll Get Paid

For security purposes, we’ll always send payments through trusted third-party vendors. As of now, the only option for payment is through PayPal.

However, we're in the process of adding new Payment Method options to the platform. Stay tuned for more on this soon.
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When You'll Get Paid

Payments get processed after all contributors have made the necessary contributions to complete a job or a deadline is reached (these jobs’ statuses will show up as “closed” in the Work History tab of your dashboard). However, if a job takes too long to be completed, we will process partial payments which means all tasks completed until that date will be paid.

Example: 20 people need to complete 100 tasks each and you are the first person to finish your 100 tasks, you will need to wait for the other 19 people to finish their 100 tasks.
If one of the 20 people doesn't finish the 100 tasks in time you'll be paid when the project reaches a deadline.

Please contact our Support Team in case of any doubt.


How Much You'll get Paid

Each job has a unique rate depending on the difficulty of the tasks. The job instruction will guide the paid rate for each verified task that complies with our Terms of Use and an acceptable quality level.

Flat Rates:

We'll rarely pay a flat rate for a fixed number of valid tasks. As a hypothetical example, that could mean you'd be paid $50 for 10 valid recordings (but you'd have to do all 10 recordings to get paid). You'll always have a chance to see the payment structure before you enter a job.

You can always see the rate for a job on the dashboard beneath the title and description before you decide to start!

You can also find Payment Information on the Independent Contractor Agreement you'll review before entering a job.

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