for $13.20
Hitworkers is a legitimate, cheap micro-task platform: tasks start at $0.15 plus a 10% fee, there is no subscription, and rejected proofs are refunded. In a hands-on test on November 9, 2026, a 40-worker Bing search campaign cost $13.20. I rate it 9/10; its main weakness is age, since it launched on October 21, 2026.
- Run by MEDIASCALE LLP, England, company number OC461663
- Templates for Google, Bing, YouTube, LinkedIn and forum links
- Unreviewed proofs auto-approve after 24 or 48 hours
- API and MCP server for automation
Hitworkers launched on October 21, 2026, and a three-week-old platform deserves suspicion. So I treated it the way I treat any tool before I put client money in it: I built real campaigns, read the terms, checked the company register and compared the bill with the old guard. This review is the result, with screenshots of every step.
What Hitworkers actually is
Hitworkers is a micro-task marketplace. You post a small job that a human can prove they did: search a keyword and visit a page, sign up for an app, watch a video, publish an article on LinkedIn, drop a link in a forum thread. Workers around the world pick it up and send proof, usually a screenshot or a URL. You approve or reject each proof, and you are only charged for what you approve.
It is run by MEDIASCALE LLP, an English limited liability partnership (company number OC461663), and was built by Romain Pirotte, a French SEO known in black-hat circles. On November 9, 2026 its homepage showed 345 workers active over 48 hours, 1,711 registered workers and 111 countries.
How a campaign works
Write the task
Start from a template or a blank page: steps, proof type, price, headcount.
The team reviews it
Every task is checked by staff before it goes live, usually within hours.
Approve the proofs
One click per proof, or bulk-approve. Rejected work is refunded to your balance.
A real campaign, screen by screen
Case study: 40 Bing searches for a roofing CRM, start to finish
I wanted a test that an actual SaaS marketer would run. The scenario: a small CRM for roofing contractors sits on page two of Bing for "roofing crm software". The goal is to get real people to search that phrase, spot the site, click through and open the pricing page. Everything below was built inside the Hitworkers task builder on November 9, 2026, right up to the payment button.
Load the Bing template from a link
The "Bing: Search and Visit a Website" template (code WEB) opens pre-filled from a single URL. It starts at $0.30 per task and already asks for a screenshot with the address bar visible, which is the proof you want.
Rewrite the brief for your own funnel
The default template stops at the homepage. I pushed it one step further so every worker lands on the page that matters for revenue: pricing.
1. Open https://www.bing.com in your browser. 2. Search for: roofing crm software 3. Find the website example-roofcrm.com in the results. Do not paste the URL. 4. Click it from the results and stay at least 1 minute. 5. Open the Pricing page from the menu. 6. Take a screenshot of the Pricing page with the URL visible.
Set 40 workers at the template price
A 5-minute task has a suggested floor of $0.30. I kept it there and went for 40 people instead of the minimum 10, so the click pattern looks less like a spike.
Read the summary before you pay
40 × $0.30 = $12.00, plus a $1.20 platform fee. Total: $13.20. No setup fee, no approval fee, nothing hidden further down.
If 5 of those screenshots show the homepage instead of pricing, you reject them and get $1.65 back on your balance.
What it costs
The formula is short: workers × price per task + 10%. You choose the price. The builder suggests a floor based on how long the task takes and warns you in yellow when you go below it.
| Task length | Suggested floor | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 2 minutes | $0.15 | Vote on a thumbnail, visit one page |
| 5 minutes | $0.30 | Search and visit, short survey |
| 10 minutes | $0.50 | Watch 5 minutes of a video, publish on LinkedIn |
| 20+ minutes | $1.00 | Full app test with a written report |
The full price list per template, and how it stacks up against Microworkers and SproutGigs, is on the Hitworkers pricing page.
My score: 9/10
Where it shines
- You see the exact total, fee included, before paying
- Templates turn a 30-minute brief into a 5-minute job
- Pay-per-approval: a bad screenshot costs you nothing
- A managed forum-link service nobody else offers
- REST API plus an MCP server for AI agents
Where it falls short
- Three weeks old: no long-term track record yet
- Unreviewed proofs auto-approve after 24 or 48 hours
- Balance is not withdrawable as cash
The missing point is about age, not quality. I checked the company and the terms in detail on Is Hitworkers legit?
Who should use it
- SEOs who want contextual forum links without running accounts: see buy forum backlinks.
- Local businesses and agencies curious about click signals: see Google CTR manipulation.
- YouTubers torn between two thumbnails: see YouTube thumbnail testing.
- Microworkers users tired of a dated dashboard: see Hitworkers vs Microworkers.
Further reading: MEDIASCALE LLP at Companies House, Hitworkers terms of sale.
Hitworkers review FAQ
Is Hitworkers worth it?
For marketing and SEO tasks, yes. You pay only for approved proofs, the total is capped and shown before launch, and the templates save a lot of setup time.
How much does a Hitworkers campaign cost?
Workers × price per task plus 10%. A 40-person Bing search campaign at $0.30 costs $13.20; a 10-person test at $0.20 costs $2.20.
Who owns Hitworkers?
MEDIASCALE LLP, registered in England and Wales under number OC461663. The platform was created by French SEO Romain Pirotte.
How fast do results come in?
Staff review each task before it goes live, usually within a few hours. After that, Hitworkers says the first proof arrives in about 10 minutes on average.
Can I get a refund on rejected work?
Yes. A rejected proof is refunded to your balance immediately, and unused spots return to your balance when the task ends.
Is there a Hitworkers promo code?
Yes, CHICO5 gives you 5% extra credits. Details on the promo code page.