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Get Paid in Sats for Small Tasks

Post, review, write or share about Lightning Faucet, submit proof, and the sats land in your balance once approved. No deposit needed, and task earnings withdraw without one. Read our tips →

What microjobs pay, in short

Microjobs questions

What are Lightning Faucet microjobs?

Small paid tasks about Lightning Faucet: follow our account, post about us on X or LinkedIn, write a review, or write a blog post. You submit a link or screenshot as proof, it is reviewed, and approved tasks are paid in sats to your account balance.

How much do microjobs pay?

Follow tasks pay a flat 20 sats. X and LinkedIn posts pay 10 to 50 sats, up to 500 for accounts with 500 or more followers or connections. Reviews pay 50 to 100 sats, up to 500, and blog posts pay 50 to 100 sats, up to 2,000 for strong, well-read posts. Most approved tasks pay under 100 sats, so this is a way to pick up a few sats, not a salary.

Do I need to deposit to start or to withdraw?

No deposit is needed to start, and sats earned from microjobs can be withdrawn without depositing. You do need a free Lightning Faucet account. The minimum withdrawal is 100 sats, paid over Lightning.

How long does approval take?

In recent weeks about two thirds of approved tasks were reviewed within a day, and some take longer. Sats are credited once the task is approved.

Why are some submissions rejected?

In recent weeks roughly one in three submissions was rejected. Common reasons are a screenshot that does not clearly show the required account, a repeat of a post that was already submitted, more than one Lightning Faucet account per person or per social profile, a brand-new or empty social account for follow tasks, and low-quality posts. Read the task rules before you submit.