Good feedback starts with clear expectations.

You should know what good work looks like before you start—and understand a review when it comes back. These are the standards behind the current pilot.

Know the standard

Named criteria and maximum points appear in the brief before acceptance. Review scores total 100.

See your progress

Every submission and resubmission is preserved. Revision requests never overwrite earlier work.

Private files

Uploads use private storage and short-lived access links scoped to the authorized user and record.

Original work

Briefs are internally authored or appropriately licensed. TaskBench does not present outside customer identities.

Understand your rewards

See what is awaiting review, what has been approved, and what has been paid separately by the administrator. Corrections include a recorded reason.

Human decision

Manual QA is authoritative. Development files may be reviewed, but untrusted contractor code is never executed.

Illustrative review · not participant data

More useful than just a score.

Your comparison explains the options clearly. Identify the missing fact most likely to change your recommendation, and explain how you would check it.

Accuracy24 / 30
Evidence21 / 25
Structure20 / 25
Language17 / 20

Outcome

Revision requested

82 / 100

Payout minimum

$10 CAD

Default threshold; an administrator may record an override reason.

Data collected

Work records

No banking details, tax handling, identity documents, or payment credentials.

Access model

Invitation only

The working portal remains private. Early-access interest does not create a contractor account.

Request a beta invitation

Request early access