WorkHard.online

I consider WorkHard to be the best platform for text work for beginners. The only one I can compare it to is KuComment, although it's more accurate to call it a review exchange, while WorkHard is an article exchange. In the six months I've been working, I haven't found any downsides. Now, let’s go through the positives in order. 1) No tender system. This is an important point for beginners: you don’t need to be a super-experienced copywriter with a high rating to attract the attention of clients. You can take any available task and complete it immediately, without confirmations! 2) Clear technical assignments. Editors keep an eye on them, so there are no vague descriptions, and revisions happen extremely rarely. I myself have only encountered revisions three times during this entire time, and in all cases, it was solely my fault for not noticing details in the assignment. 3) Opportunities for career growth. You can undergo training to change your specialization and become a semantics or design manager. Last time, I missed the selection because they are held infrequently. 4) Working conditions are reasonable. You have 48 hours to complete a task, which is more than enough for texts up to 10,000 characters. Payment starts at 35 rubles per 1,000 characters, and I write more complex articles and receive 46 rubles per 1,000 characters. You can withdraw funds through WebMoney, Qiwi, and Yandex.Money starting from 1,000 rubles; I recommend WebMoney since there are no fees. The fees for other systems are 1.5%. Payments arrive within a few hours. Overall, I am very satisfied. I am on the white list of several clients, I have many personal tasks, and in general, I barely have time to dig around. Sometimes I manage to earn up to 2,000 rubles in a day.

Date of experience: June 8, 2025

This is a standard copywriting exchange: orders are available for free selection, and you can take them and complete them within two days. If everything is fine, you receive payment. Once you accumulate 1,000 rubles, you can withdraw it to WebMoney. Prices are around 35 rubles per kilobyte. This is not a primary source of income, but rather a side job. Although you shouldn't expect much from the exchange, the requirements here are quite low. Unlike other places where you need to write for half a day at 50-60 rubles per kilobyte considering keywords and uniqueness, here you just need to provide a decent text. Overall, it's straightforward, suitable for those who are used to working with volumes. However, not everyone gets accepted: there is an entrance test on the Russian language and an essay. This is a standard approach; you can pass the test with the help of Google (though if you're looking for the correct spelling, this isn't the place for you), and it's better to write the essay simply to avoid mistakes with commas. I passed everything successfully on my first try. In addition to regular tasks, there are also special ones: semantic and formatting checks, writing on specific topics, and others. This is particularly interesting since I usually work with legal texts, of which there are many here, and the payment is 45 rubles per kilobyte. So for those who understand jurisprudence, there is a good opportunity to earn well in copywriting. The money situation is fine; I've already withdrawn more than 20,000.

Date of experience: August 27, 2024

There isn't much information about WorkHard.Online on the internet; I found out about it completely by chance. Unlike other young exchanges and larger platforms like eTXT or Advego, there is almost no advertising. For me, this is a plus: fewer copywriters know about it, which means less competition. However, lately, I have been hearing more and more positive reviews about this platform. I completely agree with this opinion — the exchange is really good.

Firstly, there is no tender principle here. I don’t have to submit a request for a text, write comments about how great I am as an author, wait for approval from the client, and only then take on the job. I simply look for tasks on the general board, and if the conditions suit me, I take it on. That's it; for the next 48 hours, that order is mine. There is an option to extend the order if I can’t finish it in time, but I have never used it.

Secondly, there are many tasks with good prices and volumes. For such platforms, 30-45 rubles for 1000 characters is an excellent rate. There are no specific keywords in the orders, just regular free text with minimal fluff. This is due to a shortage of performers. But recently, the volume has been decreasing, and competition is increasing. Plus, sometimes tasks appear with requirements like "so many keywords, so much fluff, so much readability, etc." for the same money, but no one takes them until the price goes up. During the day, it’s really possible to earn around 1000 rubles here. On average, my orders cost 150-250 rubles.

Thirdly, despite the fact that the exchange is young and there are no guarantees, payments are made. They arrive in my WebMoney account within 2 hours after the request, although according to their regulations, they have up to 5 days for this, so there’s no need to worry about delays. The minimum amount for withdrawal is 1000 rubles. As I mentioned, it’s really possible to earn that in a day.

Date of experience: October 3, 2024

When I joined this platform about a year ago, I was amazed by the large number of tasks, the small number of performers, reasonable prices, and the convenient work format. There was no need to leave expressions of interest on tenders; I could immediately start working on any task I liked. There were hundreds of tasks, the prices were adequate, and the requirements were almost nonexistent. I could earn about 20-25 thousand rubles a month with little effort. However, the situation has worsened for one simple reason: a multitude of performers has joined the platform. Although the prices for work have remained the same, more complex tasks with requirements have started to appear for the same payment. The main problem is that now I have to quickly grab tasks, or they will be snatched up fast. For example, today I noticed that there were only about 80 tasks on the platform, but that's the total number, and some clients add their favorite performers to their favorites. As a result, I was left with a choice of 40 tasks. Half an hour later, there were half as many. I have to take tasks without looking and start working on them, as sometimes there's simply no time to familiarize myself with the specifications. There are penalties for refusing a task. It's good that payments are made regularly, but in the last month, I was only able to withdraw about 5 thousand rubles. In other words, my income from this platform has dropped almost fivefold over the year.

Date of experience: November 1, 2024

The exchange is certainly good because there is no tender process here. However, like on other platforms, clients can refuse to fulfill tasks without paying. Of course, there are also reasonable people among them. The system of the exchange is quite decent. But I am a bit confused that the tasks and specifications are often too long. I would like to see shorter tasks, like on Advego, within 500-600 characters for variety. This exchange is suitable for beginners. But I had difficulties understanding HTML editing. These aspects require contemplation, and the editor, in my opinion, is not very user-friendly. Overall, a tender-free exchange is definitely better than one where approval comes unexpectedly, especially at night. It's very inconvenient when notifications keep coming every minute: "you have three hours left," "two hours," "one hour"... It's just terrible... You missed the deadline... In this regard, Workhard is organized much better.

Date of experience: June 14, 2024

I recently learned about this platform. I registered, completed the test tasks without any issues, and just an hour after submitting my essay, I received a notification that I could start working. However, in practice, it turned out that I could only choose from the "Microtasks" section, while the other categories were empty. At first, I thought that only this section was available for newcomers. I contacted customer support, and they replied that "all orders have been taken" (considering that I live in the +5 time zone relative to Moscow, most copywriters are usually asleep in the morning). The next day, the situation repeated itself. There is a high probability that orders will not appear at all (I have had a similar experience before: some time ago, I collaborated with the Content Binet platform. At first, there were many tasks, but gradually their number decreased, and now, in my opinion, there are none at all).

Date of experience: January 8, 2025

The exchange is actively advertised, but now it has become available only for the chosen few. There are practically no orders, even for experienced authors who have worked on this platform for a long time. In the last six months, many new authors have joined, but no work has appeared! People pass tests, write essays, and in the end, only "Microtasks" for 8 rubles per kilogram are available. The minimum withdrawal amount is 1000 rubles, which is a lot considering the lack of orders, especially for newcomers. The essence is that everyone writes one text, and then they can't withdraw their money for a long time if there is no work, leaving the funds stuck in the system. Currently, everyone is forced to install a questionable bot application on their computers, which doesn't always work correctly, supposedly for notifications about new tasks, but they are initially offered only to specialized authors, while others will only get what is left. There is almost nothing in the general order feed, and what is available resembles writing scientific papers at a rate of 30 rubles per kilogram. The withdrawal time for earned funds has been increased to 5 days, and a withdrawal fee has also been introduced (around 20%). New clients are not appearing, and the old ones simply leave after completing projects. When you report technical issues in the group, the lack of clients, or the mismatch between the complexity of the texts and the payment, they send you "satisfied" authors, are rude, and then ban you, as dissatisfied ones or those who point out specific shortcomings are considered inconvenient there! It's better to steer clear of this company!

Date of experience: December 13, 2025

Overall, it's not bad, but WorkHard looks a bit clumsy, and its mechanics are quite specific. The client needs to think carefully about whether they are doing everything right before publishing orders. The quality of the platform lags behind other exchanges. However, I might return if I realize that their approach meets my requirements. The prices are generally acceptable, which is nice. As for the training and testing of copywriters, I have doubts — it's not all that optimistic.

Date of experience: January 16, 2025

I work with this exchange as a client. It was founded by the well-known webmaster Alexey Sorokin. It seems that it was initially created for his own needs and then opened up to everyone. As a result, the exchange is mainly aimed at webmasters who order texts for informational websites. I assume there are no orders for commercial texts like "installation of plastic windows" or "purchase of a tracked tractor" here. For copywriters, this is rather a positive aspect, as the tasks are more creative. As for prices, WorkHard can be compared to fast food in the world of content. Everything is set up for mass work. It's cheap for clients, but it doesn't provide significant income for copywriters. On the other hand, there are maximally standardized technical assignments and minimal communication between the client and the performer. Overall, I recommend this exchange and often order texts here myself.

Date of experience: December 25, 2025

There is only one task a week, if you're lucky. I reached 800 rubles, and then there were simply no more tasks. I'm preparing a video on YouTube where I will explain in detail what is happening. Payments are delayed for more than 3 months, and I'm trying to earn 1000 rubles. It's ridiculous! I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. S*** soon closes this project and takes the clients' and performers' money for himself.

Date of experience: August 16, 2025