Process

How Earn.net works

For businesses

1. Choose a service and send an enquiry. Describe the material, the rules, and that you want a quote.
2. An administrator reviews the request. They can record notes, a quotation, the agreed scope, and a follow-up date.
3. Agreed work can be turned into tasks. A task is separate from the enquiry. Workers only see it after it is published.

For workers

1. Create your own account. Registration is not an approval queue.
2. Open a published task you are eligible for. If none are published, the dashboard says so. It does not invent tasks.
3. Submit the work for review. Approved rewards are recorded as earnings. Money is not marked paid until a payment is actually recorded.

A business enquiry is a request for a quote and a scope conversation. It is not an order confirmation and it does not create a task by itself. Tasks are created separately by an administrator.

What a visitor can open without an account

The service catalogue, each service explanation, the guides, this page, the business overview, the about page, the contact form, the privacy notice, and the terms are public. You do not need an account to read them. Worker tasks, submissions, earnings, and payment methods stay behind the worker sign-in. Administrator tools stay behind the administrator sign-in.

That split is deliberate. A public page should be understandable on its own. A private page should show only the signed-in person's own records. Advertising, when it is enabled, is limited to public reading pages. It is not loaded on the contact form, the enquiry form, sign-in, sign-up, password pages, or inside either dashboard. The site does not ask visitors to click an advertisement, and task pay is never a payment for clicking an ad.

If you want the short version of the boundaries, start with what each service will and will not do. If you want the payment states explained without a sales claim, read how review and payment records work.