My Experience with MicroWorkers: Can You Really Make Money?

I recently explored a platform called MicroWorkers, and after giving it a try myself, I thought I’d share everything I’ve learned for those of you who are curious about how it works—whether you're trying to make money online or market your services effectively.

Visit the official site here: www.microworkers.com

What Is MicroWorkers?

MicroWorkers is an online platform where people like you and me can earn money by completing small tasks called micro jobs. These tasks can be as simple as liking a post on social media, sharing content, leaving a comment, or completing a short survey.

There are also more specialized tasks like:

• Transcription

• Video annotation

• Research

• Writing articles

While most tasks are straightforward and don’t require technical skills, some do require a bit of experience or knowledge.

My Own Account: Real Experience

I personally have a MicroWorkers account. I’ve completed a few tasks here and there, and when I log in, I usually find a wide range of jobs waiting—most of them paying between $0.03 and $1.00 per task.

As of now, I’ve earned a little over $3.41. It’s not much, and I still need to hit the $5.00 minimum withdrawal threshold before I can cash out. Payments are available through options like:

• PayPal

• Skrill

• Airtm

• Dwolla

• Payoneer

How to Use MicroWorkers

Getting started is simple:

1. Head to www.microworkers.com

2. Sign up for a free account

3. Log in and browse available tasks

4. Accept and complete tasks that interest you

5. Submit proof (usually a screenshot, link, or user ID)

6. Wait for approval and get paid

Task Categories I’ve Seen:

• Social media tasks (like, share, follow & comment)

• Surveys

• App testing

• Website visits

• Writing reviews

There are also HG jobs (Hire Group Jobs), which are more exclusive and may pay better, though they still involve similar micro-tasks.

Can You Really Make $14,000?

There's a user from Canada, “Mr. Metty,” who reportedly earned over $14,000 on the platform. Personally, I find that figure hard to believe unless there's some hidden strategy or automation involved. Based on my experience, it would take an enormous amount of time and dedication to reach that kind of number.

When I checked the top earners list, most people had earnings that looked modest, not in the thousands. So while it’s possible, I think it's rare and likely involves a combination of referrals, campaigns, and high-paying tasks.

Using MicroWorkers for Marketing (It’s Powerful!)

This is where MicroWorkers shines.

You can hire people to promote your product or service. Let’s say you run a YouTube channel, offer voiceover services, or write business plans—like I do. Instead of paying for Facebook or Instagram ads, you can:

• Create a campaign on MicroWorkers

• Set the task (e.g., “Share my YouTube video,” “Post about my business on Facebook”)

• Set a reward (e.g., $0.10 per task)

• Get real people to promote your work

You're not dealing with bots—these are actual users engaging with your content.

For me, this is way more valuable than running paid ads because:

• It's more affordable

• You get genuine engagement

• You can track the results directly

• You save time by outsourcing promotion

I plan to spend around $10–$20 per month promoting my services this way. It’s an easy and efficient way to reach more people without manually doing all the work myself.

Final Thoughts: Should You Try It?

Good for:

• Earning small amounts of money in your free time

• Promoting your business or YouTube channel

• Gaining traction on social media

Not great for:

• Making a full-time income

• People looking for high-paying gigs

If you're consistent, patient, and creative, you can benefit from MicroWorkers. Whether you want to make a few extra dollars or boost your visibility online, it’s worth checking out.

If you've used MicroWorkers before or are planning to try it out, let me know how it goes! And if you want to see the full video version of my review, be sure to check it out on my YouTube channel: @how5851