Ways to earn

Every way to earn, with the honest numbers

Centhead is not a way to get rich. It is a set of small, honest ways to be paid for your time and attention, with the price, the fee and the risks shown before you start. The fee is always the same: 1%.

Watch ads

Short rewarded ads, verified by the server.

What it pays: Fractions of a cent to a few cents per view. Slow.
Good to know: Held 45 seconds. Caps per hour and day.
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Paid polls

One sponsor-funded question at a time. You answer once; the sponsor sees only totals.

What it pays: A cent or two per answer, a few seconds each.
Good to know: Answers that come too fast are not paid.
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Research surveys

Longer surveys from researchers and small businesses, with the price and hourly rate shown first.

What it pays: Typically $0.50 to a few dollars, paid at once or after review.
Good to know: Never put personal data in free-text answers.
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Usability tests

Try a website or prototype, follow the steps and write what confused you.

What it pays: A few dollars per test, about 10 to 20 minutes.
Good to know: Reviewed by the sponsor; silence is acceptance. Never enter real passwords or card details.
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Data labelling

Label short items in batches. Some items have answers the sponsor already knows, so guessing does not pay.

What it pays: About $0.01 to $0.05 per item.
Good to know: Your accuracy on the check items decides whether a batch is paid.
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Local jobs

Real-world errands in your own country: a photo of a shop window, a price check.

What it pays: A few dollars per job.
Good to know: Public places only. Photos have their location data removed and are private to you, the sponsor and support.
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Shop rewards

Shop at partner stores through Centhead. You receive 99% of the commission the store pays.

What it pays: A few percent of what you spend, only on things you were going to buy anyway.
Good to know: Held until the store’s return period ends; a return takes it back.
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Tips and digital products

Make a creator page. Supporters send tips; you sell files such as templates, guides and presets.

What it pays: Whatever you charge, minus 1% and the card processor’s fee at cost.
Good to know: You are the seller and responsible for tax. Refund window applies.
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Referrals

Invite adults who join; earn half of Centhead’s own 1% fee on their activity for a year.

What it pays: Small. It never reduces anyone else’s earnings.
Good to know: One level only. No self-referral.
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Compute sharing (desktop app)

Optional. Run an open-source miner while your computer is idle, paid by the pool to your own wallet.

What it pays: Often less than the electricity costs. Do the arithmetic first.
Good to know: Desktop only, never on phones, and it never starts by itself.
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What Centhead will never do

  • Pay for likes, comments, follows, subscriptions or reposts on other platforms. That is fake engagement.
  • Market to children, or promise income to people who are struggling.
  • Run miners on phones or hide software from your security tools.
  • Take more than 1%, or hide a fee.

Pick what suits you

Every task shows its price, the time it should take and the hourly rate before you begin. The minimum an honest task can pay is $3.00 an hour.

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