Socpublic

Advertiser tasks lead into promotion options

Socpublic describes a two-sided task marketplace: advertisers order work, while performers complete tasks for them. The vendor presents small advertiser tasks as a way for performers to earn online.

For performers, listed activities include website visits and registrations with activity, alongside tasks, likes, comments, and project promotion. The vendor also lists VKontakte, views, registrations, and an app among its earning methods.

The service lists likes and reactions, comments and reviews, behavioral factors, and targeted followers and views as promotion options.

Withdrawal thresholds meet transfer fees

The vendor gives a minimum withdrawal amount, describes status-dependent automatic payouts, and sets out separate conditions for manual withdrawals.

• Minimum withdrawal: 11 rubles; automatic payouts depend on account status (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
• Manual withdrawals: any amount; processing takes 1–4 days (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
• Main-balance withdrawals may be instant or subject to a 1–4-day check, depending on circumstances (vendor rules, checked 2026-10-31).

The homepage advertises referral percentages and refback, while the discount applies to orders meeting a timed-visit threshold.

• Referral percentages can reach 30%; refback can reach 70% (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
• Orders of at least 5,000 timed visits are advertised with a discount of up to 30% (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).

Transfer costs are assigned to users: the rules say users pay fees for funds transferred into or out of their accounts. The facts do not specify individual transfer fees.

Task reports move through advertiser review

Reports on tasks that advertisers do not approve or reject within 5 days are automatically approved by the project’s system, according to the vendor’s rules.

Approval does not make every balance withdrawable: the rules distinguish the main balance from the advertising balance, whose funds cannot be withdrawn. The homepage lists bank cards and wallets as withdrawal destinations.

Phone confirmation is a separate checkpoint for account verification and withdrawals. The rules also require reconfirmation no earlier than 7 days after the first confirmation.

Check integrations and setup requirements

Before relying on a workflow, ask the provider which integrations it supports and whether they cover the tools already in use. In general, a task marketplace’s fit depends partly on how its supported connections handle the handoff between campaign setup and task delivery.

Clarify what setup the intended workflow requires, including any configuration that falls to the advertiser. Ask which steps are handled within the service and which require separate tools, so the expected operating process is clear before committing.

The listed task and promotion coverage

The vendor describes work for both sides of the marketplace: advertisers place tasks, and performers complete them. Its listed activities span website visits, registrations, likes, comments, project promotion, and other stated earning methods.

• Promotion options include likes and reactions, comments and reviews, behavioral factors, targeted followers, and views (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
• Bank cards and wallets are listed as withdrawal destinations (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
• Contact routes include a VK channel, Telegram group and chat, FAQ, and technical support (vendor homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
• The rules also list internal mail, a feedback page, and email for contacting the administration (vendor rules, checked 2026-10-31).

Withdrawal and account rules narrow flexibility

The vendor’s rules set conditions on withdrawal timing, balance access, phone verification, account use, and continued access.

• Manual withdrawals take 1–4 days, according to the homepage; the rules say main-balance withdrawals may be instant or checked for 1–4 days, depending on circumstances.
• The rules say advertising-balance funds cannot be withdrawn, and users must confirm their phone for account verification and withdrawals.
• Phone confirmation must be repeated no earlier than 7 days after the first confirmation, according to the rules.
• The rules prohibit registering more than one account and using clickers, autobrowsers, timer accelerators, or other software that works with a user account.
• Accounts inactive for more than 6 months may be deleted with their balance and other account data lost, according to the rules.
• The service’s rules disclaim continuous or unconditional access.

Integrations and setup requirements are among the items to clarify; see What we could not confirm.

Task roles determine the practical fit

Socpublic’s described roles suit readers assessing a marketplace where advertisers order work and performers complete tasks. A performer evaluating listed activities and an advertiser weighing promotion options are assessing different sides of the service.

For advertisers, the separate advertising balance matters because its funds cannot be withdrawn, according to the vendor’s rules. Anyone considering account software should also check the rules: the vendor prohibits clickers, autobrowsers, timer accelerators, and other software that works with a user account.

Compare task marketplaces by operating terms

In general, compare task marketplaces by the work and promotion options they describe, how balances can be used, withdrawal conditions and fees, support routes, and account rules. The relevant differences are the ones that affect your intended workflow and how you can access funds.

Questions on tasks, balances, and withdrawals

Who places and completes work?

Advertisers place work orders, and performers complete the tasks, according to the vendor’s rules. The service presents this as a marketplace connecting those roles, rather than treating task completion and advertising as the same activity. The role a reader takes determines which listed options are relevant.

Which promotion activities are listed?

The vendor lists likes and reactions, comments and reviews, behavioral factors, targeted followers, and views as promotion options. These are the activities the service describes for advertisers; the listing alone does not establish what results a campaign will produce.

What happens to task reports awaiting advertiser action?

The vendor’s rules say the system automatically approves a report if the advertiser does not approve or reject it within 5 days.

How do the two balances differ?

The vendor’s rules distinguish a main balance from an advertising balance, and state that advertising-balance funds cannot be withdrawn. That distinction matters when assessing whether funds allocated to advertising remain accessible for withdrawal.

What conditions apply to withdrawals and transfer fees?

Users must confirm their phone number for account verification and withdrawals, including again no earlier than 7 days after the first confirmation.

Which administration contact routes are listed?

The vendor’s rules list internal mail, a feedback page, and email for contacting the administration. They separately identify email support for questions about personal-data processing.

Rely on the terms, not the task label

Fits if… you are assessing a marketplace with distinct advertiser and performer roles, and the balance conditions match your intended use.

Probably not if… you need advertising-balance funds to be withdrawable or require uninterrupted access, which the service does not guarantee to be continuous or unconditional.

Main risk… withdrawal conditions and user-paid transfer fees shape access to funds. Review the balance, withdrawal, and account terms before relying on the service.

Sources

The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.

• socpublic.com/rules.htmlchecked 2026-10-31
• socpublic.comchecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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