I recently stumbled upon TaskVerse, a website that offers a chance to make some extra money by completing tasks. Naturally, I was curious to find out if it’s a trustworthy platform and if it actually pays as promised.

I took the time to test TaskVerse, and I’ll share my findings so you can decide if it’s something you’d like to try.

TaskVerse is what’s called a Get-Paid-To (GPT) site, meaning you make money by completing specific tasks they offer. The good news is that it’s a legit site, and yes, they do pay you for completed tasks.

However, before you jump in, it’s important to understand what you’re signing up for. I’ll help you get a sense of how it works, the kind of tasks available, and how much time you’ll need to invest to make it worthwhile.

Getting Started

TaskVerse is an accessible platform; it’s not just limited to one region but is available globally.

And, you will find that joining is straightforward—you can either sign up using your Google account or fill out a registration form.

During this process, you’ll also have to share your PayPal address, which is how you’ll get paid. After you’ve answered a few profile-related questions, you’re ready to start earning.  This whole process maybe takes five minutes at most.

How TaskVerse Works

When you log into the platform, you’ll see the tasks you can take on at that moment. Just know that tasks aren’t always abundant, so if you see something, it’s a good idea to tackle it quickly.

The tasks themselves are a little different than what you’d find on similar sites. While most GPT sites ask you to take surveys or watch videos, TaskVerse offers more unique tasks. Many of these tasks are aimed at improving artificial intelligence. For example, one task had me make short videos of different facial expressions and upload them to the platform.

To get started, you’ll click on a button labeled “Agree and launch task” associated with each task.

You’ll see guidelines that you need to follow closely.  This is what I saw for one task, for example:

Once you’ve submitted your task, you’ll need to wait for TaskVerse to approve your work. While there’s no set time frame for this, it usually doesn’t take more than a couple of days to hear back. You can track your task status in a section of the dashboard called the Launchpad.

How much can I make with TaskVerse?

While testing TaskVerse, I found that you can earn quite a bit per task—anywhere from $10 to $50. This is higher than many other GPT or data entry sites. However, it’s worth noting that tasks are not always readily available. So, even though the pay per task is solid, you shouldn’t count on a consistent daily income. That said, TaskVerse still stands out for its higher-paying tasks when they are available.  I think you can expect about $10 to $30~ per month if that.

Referral Program

TaskVerse has a unique spin on its referral program, setting it apart from what you usually see on other Get-Paid-To (GPT) sites.

On most platforms, you’d just share an invite link with your friends, and you’d earn a little money every time they complete tasks. It’s pretty straightforward.

TaskVerse, however, has a task-specific referral system. You can still invite people using your link, but you only get a referral reward if the person you invited completes a specific task they were invited to do. The reward also fluctuates based on the task, making it a bit more involved but potentially more rewarding.

Getting Paid

The payment setup on TaskVerse is pretty simple.

You’re paid through PayPal, and you’ll be asked for your PayPal information when you first sign up. They process payments weekly, every Thursday.

The best part is you don’t have to reach a certain amount to get paid; if you’ve earned something, you’ll receive it. Just keep in mind that it can take between 5 to 10 days for the money to appear in your PayPal account.

In a nutshell, TaskVerse’s payment system is straightforward and convenient, especially with the absence of a payout threshold.

Final Thoughts

On the plus side, TaskVerse pays through PayPal, doesn’t require you to reach a specific amount before you can cash out, works well on mobile devices, is accessible worldwide, and offers relatively high rewards for completed tasks.

However, there’s a downside: the site doesn’t always have a lot of tasks for you to complete. So while the pay is good when tasks are available, it’s not necessarily a consistent source of extra income. This limitation can vary based on the country you’re in.

In summary, TaskVerse offers a promising way to earn money for the tasks you complete, but it might not provide a regular, dependable income. If you’re on the hunt for platforms where you can earn more consistently, you may want to explore top-rated survey and GPT sites specific to your country such as Swagbucks, etc.. These alternatives typically offer a wider range of opportunities for steady earnings.

That’s going to do it for now.

As always, if you want to comment on your experience, feel free to do so below.