QComment

This is a decent site – there are many different tasks, and you can choose which ones to complete. Some tasks pay very little, but they can be done quickly, while others offer good pay but require 20-30 minutes of your time. On average, you can earn about 1,000 rubles a day. However, this depends on your account level (which affects the number of available tasks) and how much time you spend on the site. On the negative side, recently they significantly raised the minimum amount for withdrawal. Previously, you could withdraw to a card starting from 100 rubles, then it was increased to 10,000 rubles. Now it has been lowered to 5,000 rubles, but for such sites, that's still a lot.

Date of experience: August 29, 2025

I rarely leave comments, as in recent years the work has become unprofitable. Due to inflation, prices have gone up, while the rates for tasks have hardly changed. I clearly remember what the prices were 5-7 years ago – now they have increased only slightly. Additionally, the minimum amount for withdrawal is now 10,000. Before, you could withdraw money every day, but now you have to accumulate it over the course of a month. Overall, I only log into the exchange when I receive a notification about a personal order and I only choose the highest-paying tasks.

Date of experience: November 21, 2025

Working as a taxi driver, courier, administrator, or simply handing out flyers turns out to be more profitable. However, if you already have a main job and some free time, Qcomment can be a great option for extra income. You can earn from 500 rubles a day by writing reviews and comments on forums while sitting at your computer. This adds at least 10,000 rubles to your monthly salary (if you work longer, the amount can be even more — once I managed to earn 25,000 in a month). Payments are made without delays, and funds can be withdrawn via SBP. However, it's a pity that the minimum withdrawal amount is high, and the commission is 5%.

Date of experience: August 1, 2024

The site is not for people with a conscience. You can earn in two ways here: 1. By getting likes, subscriptions, and other actions on social media (VK, TG, Instagram, and others) 2. By writing reviews (on Otzovik, Airek, and other platforms, as well as just writing reviews). The first method is easier but brings in little money (~1-2 rubles) and clutters your page with unnecessary subscriptions and reposts. The second method allows you to earn significantly more (50 rubles per review and up) – but you will need to come up with reviews and sometimes even post them.

Date of experience: March 8, 2025

I registered on QComment back in 2016. I passed the exam without any problems and gained access to the texts. At first, I was building my rating by completing tasks on social media (for this, I created a separate fake page) and leaving small comments on forums. Once I reached the 3rd rank, I gained access to more profitable text tasks, and I quickly reached the 5th rank. Then I started working with several clients, and my workload was 100% of projects. During this period, QComment felt more like a mediator platform than a marketplace. I was withdrawing 30-35 thousand rubles a month (in 2017-2018). Over time, I gained experience and transitioned to full-fledged freelancing, where earnings are significantly higher than on the marketplace. I highly recommend QComment to newcomers – you will gain valuable experience and be able to earn more than on similar websites for online work.

Date of experience: October 2, 2024

A time-tested platform with a variety of tasks, but it cannot be called a full-fledged freelance exchange. Firstly, if we exclude the standard "task" assignments (likes, subscriptions, reposts, etc.), all the work boils down to writing texts (there are no projects for design, programming, or other fields). Secondly, unlike copywriting exchanges, text work is limited to writing reviews and comments (there are no orders for articles, academic papers, SEO texts, etc.). However, thanks to the low entry threshold, almost anyone can earn money. The payment is significantly higher than on task platforms (1-3 rubles per action), while reviews can bring in 50-100 rubles or more. Money can be withdrawn to a card, via SBP, and to a USDT cryptocurrency wallet. Each method has its own minimum amounts and fees.

Date of experience: May 1, 2025

This is a regular freelance platform that has been around for a long time. There are almost 4 million users registered here, including many clients, so there are no issues finding work. The algorithm is very simple. Almost all tasks are available in open access, except for those assigned to specific authors. Each task specifies the technical requirements, scope of work, and price. If everything is satisfactory, you can get started. After that, a certain amount of time is given to complete the work. Once the job is finished, you send the text and screenshots (if required), and the task goes for review. If everything is in order, it gets accepted, and the money is credited to your balance. If necessary, you can make revisions. The earned funds can be withdrawn to a card.

Date of experience: January 13, 2026

I rate the site a three. However, if you want to earn money, it is possible. If you encounter problems, the support service will only act smart and be rude. They are *** people who are unhappy with their lives. They behave as if you are an idiot, while they themselves are very ***. The support service even checks your Russian language exam, while they seem to be *** themselves. I give it 2 stars solely because of the support team's performance.

Date of experience: June 15, 2024

I previously worked with my wife, and everything was going well until we entrusted the exchange with an amount over 2,000 rubles, which was about 40 dollars at the time. One of the clients complained about an error in the review, and my wife's account was blocked. We were not paid the money — they simply blocked our ability to contact support. This is a scam. Now the minimum amount for withdrawal is 5,000 rubles. In the end, you will work for 1-2 weeks, and then you'll have your 5,000, and they will find a reason to block you.

Date of experience: August 16, 2025

The exchange interface is quite good. The convenient filters, task sorting, and selection options are pleasing. However, the negative attitude of the support service and issues with payments completely spoil the impression of working with the exchange. The support team seems to consist of school kids and disgruntled ladies who are only capable of rudeness— their messages are full of illiteracy. They do not resolve issues but merely refer to absurd rules that only benefit the exchange itself (for example, account suspensions or refusals to pay), while they themselves violate their own rules. The payment conditions are another downside of this exchange. Withdrawals are only possible from 5,000 rubles. Even if you manage to accumulate such an amount, you will have to wait about 5 days for the payment aggregator to process the withdrawal. I suspect that these funds, which seem virtual to the contractor, are actually in circulation in the exchange's accumulated account, which is why such a minimum withdrawal amount is set—to avoid small transactions and keep the funds on their balance longer, from which the exchange profits. It would make sense if the exchange kept the funds in a separate account for the contractor and withdrew them upon the first request. The "level" of support and their reactions are particularly surprising. For example, I requested to change the payment details because my bank card expired. When replacing a card, the old one is cut up, and it disappears from the personal account. However, tech support demanded a screenshot from the personal account showing the old card or a photo of the new one with my passport. This is just absurd. No reasoning seems to work on them. It seems to be their way of keeping money on the exchange by refusing payments. As for the "casts" on the exchange, users need to pass a Russian language exam to access more expensive tasks. However, in any unclear situation, tech support refers to your exam, finds a fictional error, and blocks the account along with the funds. I recommend avoiding this exchange. There are now many other platforms where you can earn, if not more, then the same amount of money, but with less stress, and your mood won't drop when communicating with tech support.

Date of experience: May 30, 2024