Socpublic

The stated minimum withdrawal is 11 rubles, while manual withdrawals allow any amount; the homepage and rules describe these conditions differently. The homepage says automatic payouts depend on account status, while the rules say main-balance withdrawals may be instant or checked for 1–4 days, depending on circumstances.

The two balances have different uses: advertising-balance funds cannot be withdrawn, and the provider says users pay transfer fees into or out of their accounts. The provider also advertises referral percentages reaching 30% and refback reaching 70%. For advertisers, it promotes a discount of up to 30% for orders of at least 5,000 timed visits. These are stated offer terms, not a basis for estimating income or savings.

Before making a budget, check which balance will receive funds, what transfer charges apply, and how account status affects automatic payouts.

The provider lists website visits and registrations with activity among the tasks performers can complete for advertisers. Its homepage also names tasks, likes, comments, and project promotion, alongside VKontakte, views, registrations, and an app as earning methods.

For advertisers, the same page lists likes and reactions, comments and reviews, behavioral factors, and targeted followers and views as promotion options. The provider describes its purpose as online earnings and improving behavioral factors.

Ask how account status affects automatic payout timing, and what circumstances lead to a check rather than an instant withdrawal. The answer should distinguish the provider’s stated payout routes from the conditions that apply to an individual account.

Clarify which charges apply when funds move into or out of an account, and whether the answer differs by transfer route. Ask how the main and advertising balances work together before allocating funds, since their stated withdrawal rules differ.

Socpublic lists internal mail, a feedback page, and email for contacting its administration; it also lists technical support, FAQ, and messaging channels. Ask which route handles account, payment, or task-report questions, rather than assuming all channels cover the same issue.

Users can earn by completing advertiser tasks, from visiting websites to registering with activity. If the advertiser does neither within 5 days, the provider’s rules say the project system automatically approves the report.

Phone confirmation is required for account verification and withdrawals, and the provider says repeat confirmation cannot occur earlier than 7 days after the first confirmation. The main balance is distinct from the advertising balance, whose funds cannot be withdrawn. Check which balance receives approved task funds and how confirmation affects a withdrawal before relying on the process.

The provider’s rules and homepage state the following account limits and costs, checked on 2026-10-31.

• Advertising-balance funds cannot be withdrawn.
• Phone confirmation is required for verification and withdrawals; repeat confirmation must wait at least 7 days after the first.
• Users may register only one account.
• Clickers, autobrowsers, timer accelerators, and other software working with an account are prohibited.
• Accounts inactive for more than 6 months may be deleted, with balances and other data lost.
• Users pay fees associated with transfers into or out of accounts.
• The provider does not guarantee continuous or unconditional access.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The provider’s homepage and rules list these activities and contact routes, checked on 2026-10-31.

• Performers can take advertiser tasks, including website visits and registrations with activity.
• The service also lists tasks, likes, comments, and project promotion among its activities.
• Advertiser-facing options include reactions, reviews, behavioral factors, and targeted followers and views.
• The service says users can withdraw funds to bank cards and wallets; this is a listed destination, not a promise about timing.
• Contact routes named by the provider include technical support, FAQ, internal mail, a feedback page, and email.

These listings give prospective users several concrete categories to assess. Check whether the advertised tasks and contact routes match the work and account questions you expect to handle.

Compare task services by the kinds of advertiser orders and performer activities they document. In general, check how each service separates balances, handles withdrawals and fees, sets account restrictions, and provides support; written terms make those differences easier to assess.

Socpublic’s stated structure may suit people assessing advertiser tasks or placing orders who are comfortable with separate main and advertising balances. The provider says advertising-balance funds cannot be withdrawn, while task completion is one listed activity for performers.

The account rules also matter to anyone who expects to use more than one account or software that works with an account: the provider prohibits both. Before registering, read the balance, verification, and account-access terms against the work you plan to do.

What does the minimum withdrawal rule say?

The minimum withdrawal rule states 11 rubles, while the rules page says manual withdrawals can be for any amount. The homepage also says automatic payouts depend on account status. These statements concern different withdrawal descriptions, so check which applies to the withdrawal method and account in question.

How do the main and advertising balances differ?

The balance rules distinguish the main balance from the advertising balance, and say advertising-balance funds cannot be withdrawn. The provider describes withdrawal timing for the main balance separately. Before moving funds, establish which balance receives them and whether the intended use permits withdrawal.

What phone confirmation is required?

Phone confirmation is required for account verification and withdrawals, according to the provider’s rules. The same rules say a repeat confirmation cannot happen earlier than 7 days after the first confirmation. Check the confirmation requirement before relying on a withdrawal schedule.

What happens when an advertiser does not review a task report?

The provider’s rules say task reports are automatically approved by the project system if advertisers neither approve nor reject them within 5 days. The stated condition concerns the advertiser’s response to a submitted report. It does not describe how quickly a withdrawal follows approval.

Which transfer charges apply?

The provider says users pay all fees associated with transferring funds into or out of their accounts.

What can happen to an inactive account?

The rules say accounts inactive for more than 6 months may be deleted, with the balance and other account data lost. This is a conditional account consequence, not an automatic deletion date. Check the account terms if you expect to leave an account unused.

Fits if… the task marketplace’s stated roles and activities match the work or advertising orders you are assessing.

Probably not if… you need advertising-balance funds to be withdrawable or expect access to be continuous and unconditional.

Main risk… withdrawal timing varies by account status and circumstances, while phone confirmation applies to withdrawals. Read the balance and withdrawal rules before registering.