Research and documents
Web Research and Information Collection
Collect publicly available information using client instructions, with sources recorded where required.
Workers collect publicly available information and organise it in the agreed format. They record sources when the task requires that. They respect website terms, privacy requirements, and access restrictions, and they do not bypass logins or technical limits.
Who this is for
Workers collect publicly available information and organise it in the format you agree. When the task requires a source, they record the page they used. The work stops where a site asks for a login or blocks access.
What to include when you ask for a quote
Define the fields, the public sources that are allowed, and how a missing value should be marked. Say whether a date of collection is required. If a site’s terms restrict copying, the brief should not ask workers to ignore those terms.
What this service does not do
The service does not bypass logins, paywalls, or technical limits, and it does not guarantee that a public page will still show the same fact later. It is a collection from sources that are open at the time of the task.
Examples of a brief
- Collect published opening hours and source links
- Build a sheet of public product specifications
- Stop and flag pages that require restricted access
What happens after you enquire
The enquiry form saves your business name, contact details, the selected service, and your description. An administrator reads that record and can add a quotation, the agreed scope, and a follow-up date. Nothing on this page is a price or a delivery promise.
Agreed work can later be published as a task. Workers do not see your enquiry. They see a task only when it is published and they are eligible to accept it. Unlawful, exploitative, or unsafe work is refused. For the steps in more detail, read how Earn.net works and how to prepare a task brief.
This page does not state a price or a delivery time. Use the enquiry form to request a quote.