Make Money Tasks

Who is behind Make Money Tasks, and why trust a site about making money?

Make Money Tasks is a guide by EZO Labs, the makers of make.fun.

Make Money Tasks is written by EZO Labs, the company that builds and runs make.fun, and the bounties on its home page are make.fun bounties. A site about making money should say plainly who profits from it. We do, when a reader becomes an entrant on make.fun, and you should read our comparisons with that in mind.

Who it is for

People new to earning with AI: someone who has heard that AI tools can bring in money and wants to know which offers are real, what the first evening of work looks like, and what it costs. The pages assume no coding background and no crypto wallet. Where a step needs one, they say so and explain it.

The rules we write by

Most writing about making money online fails the reader in the same few ways, so we hold this site to the opposite.

  • No figure for what you will make. We quote what platforms publish about their fees, minimums and past payouts, with the date we read them, and never turn that into a forecast for you.
  • Every cost named. Time, model calls, listing fees, a platform's cut: if it comes out of your pocket, the page says so.
  • The losing side included. Bounties pay a few places and most entries win nothing. A page that leaves that out has left out the most useful fact.
  • No urgency. Nothing here will close tomorrow except the bounties on the board, and each one prints its own deadline.

Where the board comes from

The home page's board is make.fun's list of open bounties whose title or brief asks for a picture, a drawing or a design, or names a game, chosen because they ask for work a newcomer can judge: a picture anyone can look at, or a chart of games a player already follows. A build writes the board from make.fun's public list, and the site rereads that list whenever a page is requested and its last reading is more than ten minutes old. The count and total come from the same reading. When make.fun is unreachable the page falls back to its built board, minus anything already closed.

What a visit leaves behind

No cookies. The server counts each request with the page, the status, the browser or bot named in its User-Agent, the network Cloudflare reports it came from and the site that linked to it. A small script of ours on each page sends two notes back to this site: one when the page opens, and one on your first scroll, tap or keystroke or after ten seconds of the page in view, with the screen size and the time visible. No IP address is kept, and a key that changes each day counts distinct readers without identifying anyone.

Corrections

Write to hi@make.fun, EZO Labs' address for make.fun, with a link to the page that shows the right figure or rule. If the link bears it out, we change the page and its updated date.

When a page here links to make.fun, it is linking to our own product, from a sentence about it. Each link carries this site's name as a tag, so make.fun can see how many readers arrive from here. Nobody pays for those links, and links to other sites are left untagged. An AI assistant can read a plain-text summary of the site at /llms.txt.

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