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clickworker

by Clickworker

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 4 Sep 2026

Quick verdict

What it is
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At a glance
  • Free to download

Categories and search queries

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Key functions

Function Availability Access Scope Evidence
Free app Yes Free Store published

Screens

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Pricing & paywalls

App Store

  • Free

Ratings & reviews

App Store

4.3 6789 ratings · App Store

  1. 2/5Not worth the trouble

    I had high hopes for this company. Unfortunately, I hardly ever seemed to fit any of the demographics they were looking for when doing surveys. The few surveys I did do, a couple of them had an error and I wasn’t paid for them. It also can take up 4-6 weeks to get for some of the bigger jobs. Don’t unsubscribe from emails; they'll deactivate your account! I wanted to temporarily unsubscribe from emails until I was ready to sign up for their bonus (you have to use an email they give you because you can’t use your own), but instead it deactivated my account. There was nothing in writing that said that would happen. I’m out around $11 for the work that I did do. It’s too much of a hassle to try to get my account back because I’ll have to send various pieces of personal info to prove I am who I say I am. I did it once, I’m not doing it again. I also read about people having their accounts suspended or banned through no fault of their own because they system thinks they’re fake accounts. If you’re ok with allowing the companies to access personal info from your phone or computer… or you’re ok with being frustrated by the lack of work/ or your work not being deemed good enough and therefore not get paid for your time, then sign up. To me, the inconsistent work, not being able to do the majority of the surveys, and the potential of getting an account banned or suspended is not worth it.

    Mamabear0601 · 4 Sep 2026

  2. 2/5Waste of time

    What they pay for work is only appealing to those from third world countries. This is one of many apps that take advantage of people’s ignorance and/or situation to pay them literally pennies for what will transform into billions of dollars. AI needs a vast amount if data to train with and a portion of that is needed for texting. Paying someone 10-30 cents for something that will make prodigiously more is a crime. Furthermore the surveys aren’t worth anyones time but that isn’t unique to clickworker. My last complaint is that jobs like “mystery shopper” bug out and try to force you to pick the highest paying job instead of the kne you want. A 10 pay out is also too high for something that pays only a few cents per task. The high paying tasks are difficult to qualify for so the pay out only benefits the lucky few that qualify. This app is as predatory as a gacha game

    Disputatiousd · 4 Sep 2026

  3. 2/5Read all reviews

    I have to agree with most of the negative feedback that I’ve read in these reviews. This app takes all of your free time for an unreasonable amount of time to pay you cents, not even dollars, that are incredibly hard to actually receive into a usable account. I’ve spent months trying to do any “job” that I was able to do, and most of them would be impossible to do if I had a job right now. In addition to the jobs being difficult to get or go through with, any one that you can’t complete, out of no fault of your own, seems to reflect negatively on your reputation as a worker. Usually, you can’t give feedback on the jobs that are awful, but you can always give feedback on the super simple jobs that the app itself came up with and will only pay you a cent for completing. I agree with everyone about no one being a part of the small percentage of people they’re looking for in those surveys, so you waste 30 minutes answering questions for not so much as a consolation prize at having tried and been kicked out when they estimate it as only taking 5 minutes. Additionally, I’ve tried the mobile games jobs, which disappear from your active jobs and become difficult to find, or just stop sharing information with your account and the progress you’ve actually made on the game, meaning you wasted time for doing something it thinks you haven’t done yet. And you can’t exactly delete your progress on the game itself to try to sync them up again. HUGE WASTE OF MY TIME. Especially since, even if you managed to get any money from them, the minimum amount in order to receive payment is heinously high compared to how much you’re actually capable of making. Two months of wasting all of my time on this to get like $2. NOT WORTH IT. I’m deleting my account. It’s only getting two stars because it seems like some rare people are actually having success with this app.

    Katherine Staton · 4 Sep 2026

  4. 1/5Not worth it

    They make it sound like it’s easy and simple to earn money but you’ll spend all your time answering questions to see if you even qualify for a survey only to be told, no you don’t, thanks anyway! And then if you do qualify for a survey then you might get transferred to a different site that has its own privacy policy that you have to read and accept over and over and over and basically it seems like a scam to harvest all this data about yourself from multiple different companies and they aren’t even offering you a lot of money for you time, most of the surveys are less than a dollar for what ends up being 5-10 minutes work even thought they list it as taking less time than that. Also they said that they allow you to use PayPal to get paid, but when they ask for your account details for payment the only option is to provide your checking account and routing number. I didn’t like that at all. Sketchy app at worst and at best a waste of time.

    Harley Quinn18 · 4 Sep 2026

  5. 5/5Very interesting work, but the pay is laughable

    Sadly, I quickly realized that I was not going to make much money as a click worker. I used to spend hours and more hours qualifying for different jobs and taking notes on how to do the task correctly just to have my work rejected or not paid for whatever the reason was that day. It’s really hard to improve when you have no idea or any explanation as to where you went wrong!! I would feel really good about my work and then it would be rejected and jobs I felt were subpar I would get credit for. I would plan to work a few hours and when I would sign in to work my account would show suspended or account disabled or account expired or some unexplained issue. Some days they could fix it the issue right away but, many times I would lose out for the window to work while waiting for the help team to reset my account so I could log in. I don’t think it’s a scam, but I do think they are getting work from us for very very low pay and never explain why work is rejected. Frustrating but interesting 🤔

    Kobezzy · 4 Sep 2026

Privacy & accessibility

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Versions

App Store

  • 2.30.10

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and spent too much time debating whether it’s called a bug or a feature.

  • 2.30.11

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and then joined an online chess tournament and accidentally moved the wrong rook.

  • 2.30.12

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and realized our office cactus has been thriving without water for two years. Impressive.

  • 2.30.13

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and then descaled our coffee machine.

  • 2.30.14

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and liked our latest Instagram post. Follow us @clickworker

  • 2.30.15

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and spent an hour trying to solve a Rubik's Cube, gave up, and just bought a new one.

  • 2.30.16

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and discovered the meaning of life, but it's in binary.

  • 2.30.17

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and spent too much time debating whether it’s called a bug or a feature.

  • 2.30.18

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and discovered the meaning of life, but it's in binary.

  • 2.30.19

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and got distracted by shiny objects and lost track of time.

  • 2.30.20

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and accidentally created a black hole in the office, oops.

  • 2.30.21

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and inally figured out how to fold a fitted sheet.

  • 2.30.22

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and had a brainstorm session and accidentally made a thunderstorm.

  • 2.30.23

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance an had a deep philosophical conversation with our office plant.

  • 2.30.24

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and accidentally spilled coffee on our keyboard and invented a new shortcut.

  • 2.30.25

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and then realized we’ve been using dark mode during the day and light mode at night. Oops.

  • 2.30.26

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and spent too much time debating whether it’s called a bug or a feature.

  • 2.30.27

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and then joined an online chess tournament and accidentally moved the wrong rook.

  • 2.30.28

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and realized our office cactus has been thriving without water for two years. Impressive.

  • 2.30.29

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and tried to create a flowchart but got stuck in an infinite loop.

  • 2.30.30

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and then decided to take a break and got lost in a YouTube documentary rabbit hole.

  • 2.30.31

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and finally learned how to whistle. Just not on tune.

  • 2.30.32 · 27 Aug 2026

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and had a brainstorm session and accidentally made a thunderstorm.

  • 2.30.8

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and accidentally spilled coffee on our keyboard and invented a new shortcut.

  • 2.30.9

    We fixed a few bugs, improved performance and then tried to calculate Pi to the last decimal, but got hungry halfway through.

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