Get paid to sign up for apps, newsletters and communities

Every new app, newsletter and online community has the same early problem: nobody wants to be the first member. Sign-up tasks on Tasklify pay you a small USD reward to join as a real person, confirm your account and take a first look around. Done honestly, with your own details and only for things that interest you, it is one of the quickest task types to start with.

What paid sign-up offers look like

Sign-up tasks are posted by businesses and community owners who want real early users. Some typical briefs:

• App or web service: “Create a free account on our budgeting tool, confirm your email and set up one savings goal. Submit your username.”
• Newsletter: “Subscribe to our weekly cycling newsletter and confirm the double opt-in email. Screenshot the confirmation page.”
• Telegram channel: “Join our channel for indie game deals. Screenshot the channel with the Joined state visible.”
• Discord server: “Join our photography Discord, pick your roles in #welcome and post a one-line intro saying what camera you use.”
• Reddit community: “Join r/[our subreddit] if the topic interests you and submit your Reddit username.”

Most sign-ups take 2 to 5 minutes. Longer ones include setting up a profile or trying a first feature.

The ground rules for sign-up tasks

Sign-up tasks attract the most abuse elsewhere on the internet, so Tasklify is strict about them:

1. Real details only. Your own name, email and phone number. Invented identities are banned by our Acceptable Use policy.
2. One account per person, both on Tasklify and on the service you join. No second emails, no family members’ numbers.
3. Never pay to sign up. No deposits, no card details for “verification”, no paid upgrades.
4. Keep your password to yourself. Proof is never a login, a one-time code or a recovery phrase.
5. Verify your email or phone when asked, so the account is real and active.
6. No bought, borrowed or bot accounts, and no tools that bypass CAPTCHA or identity checks.

Joining Telegram, Discord and Reddit communities for money

Community tasks are the most common sign-ups on Tasklify. Owners want members who might actually read and talk, not a number that looks big. A few habits keep these tasks approved and keep your accounts in good standing:

• Read the community rules and follow them. Each platform also has its own terms, which you must respect.
• If the task asks for an introduction, write something true and short: “Hi, I shoot mostly street photos on an old Fujifilm, here for editing tips.”
• Do not spam links, ask for “follow for follow” or tell others you were paid to join in a way that disrupts the space.
• Keep the joined state visible in your screenshot, with your username shown if the task asks for it.

For follows, likes and shares on social networks, see the separate guide to paid social media tasks.

What sign-up tasks pay

Employers set every reward. Tasklify’s suggestions scale with estimated time, so as examples only:

Sign-ups are small individually. They fit best alongside other task types; see how Tasklify works for the full flow.

How to sign up and earn on Tasklify

1. Open a free Tasklify account. Register with your real name, email and country. One Tasklify account per person, and you must be 18 or older.
2. Choose the Sign-ups category. Filter the feed to Sign-ups. Each card names the service or community, the reward, the time estimate and the proof required.
3. Check you actually want to join. Read what the service is. Reserve only if it is something you would plausibly use or a community whose topic interests you.
4. Sign up with your own details. Use your real email or phone, create your own password and never share it. Confirm the verification email or code.
5. Complete any extra step listed. Some tasks ask you to finish a profile, post an introduction or join a specific channel. Do only what the brief states.
6. Submit proof and get paid. Send the username, screenshot or link the task asks for. After approval, withdraw your balance in USDT from $5.

Free accounts submit up to 3 tasks per day. If you do many short tasks, Tasklify Plus removes the daily cap.

Proof that gets approved

• Username or email: the one you registered with, so the owner can find you in their member list. Only share an email if the task asks for it.
• Screenshot: the welcome screen, your profile page or the channel with the Joined label, uncropped.
• Link: to your intro post or public profile, where relevant.

If the employer cannot find you, they may request changes once. Fix it before the deadline and resubmit.

Warning signs to walk away from

Skip and report any sign-up that asks for a payment, a crypto deposit, your password or a seed phrase, or that is an investment, airdrop farming or gambling scheme. These are prohibited on Tasklify. Our task scam guide and safety page go into more detail.