#Textbroker vs. iwriter plus

These are the people who pay a little less than $1.00 per 100 words. I'm just going to go off of the first few 'Premium' clients I see here. If you've ever done work for cheap clients before, then you know all too well how big of a pain they are to please and how hard it is to adhere to their set of standards. 50c per 100 words, Premium articles pay a little less than $1.00 per 100 words and Elite articles only pay around $1.25 to $1.50 per 100 words.Ĭlient Approval Rating: This is a scary part of this website, because a lot of these clients who are offering a horrendous pricing option have ridiculous standards. Basically, if you're not a premium member yet, you could only do one article and it takes 30 basic articles to move up to premium.Įarning Potential: Basic articles pay around. Of those 30+, 10 of them are 'Elite' status, most of them are 'Premium' status and one of them is beginner. When I started writing here, there was usually 20+ pages of jobs but a lot of clients refuse to use the site because of the poor quality work they've received there. There are currently only 30 or so jobs available on iWriter. I'm going to compare all the data at the time of writing this post. I'll be rating both sites based on Job Availability, Complexity, Client Approval Rating and Earning Potential. I know this topic comes a lot in different communities as a battle between iWriter versus Textbroker. When I'm done with iWriter or Textbroker, I plan on opening up a thread here and moving my business hopefully to a website but for the mean time I just need to make something.I'm not quite ready to go to bed yet, so I decided to go through both websites at the moment and give a little insight if you will. Like I said, it's going to be a week long project. I'd like to hear some reviews from people who are currently doing good on there or opinions between the two. However, I have no problem waiting for next Thursday if the reviews are great and I can spend an entire week cranking out content, making some pretty decent money on there. Textbroker pays on Fridays (you have to request a payout by Thursday) IWriter pays on Tuesday (that's what I have it set to) I'm out of things to sell and this is the only way I know of to make money by Thursday/Tuesday.

A lot of the clients on iWriter want everything for nothing and are some of the pickiest clients to write for on the web.įor argument sake, let's say this is a 1 week project. I've seen some people complaining that they've been demoted on Textbroker for a weird or a lack of reasoning behind it. Textbroker is willing to pay a little bit more but the requirements to advance are confusing and no one knows how it works. iWriter has a much more visually appearing website and it's easier to search for jobs.

I've actually had that happen, it's frustrating but PayPal fees make it near impossible to request daily payouts (from what I was told).Īfter doing some searching, here's what I've found online comparing the two: You can crank out a ton of work on Thursday or Monday but then come to find out they didn't approve all of it until Friday or Tuesday.

I usually only go for recently requested work which helps cut down on that but it can be frustrating due to a payment schedule that has to be done weekly at minimum. People can take 3-4 days to approve content on both sites. What's even worse is, some people have the same amount of instructions for non-premium writers who only get paid. I personally would skip every person that put 3-4 paragraphs of instructions for a lousy $1 or $1.50 per 100 words. This concern is for both iWriter and Textbroker and it's that some people have the most unrealistic expectations. My classification on Textbroker is 4 I believe? I'm not honestly sure who or how the whole rating thing is even judged on there but I'd like to hear your thoughts.

#Textbroker vs. iwriter plus

This definitely isn't going to be long term, but on the plus side, I'm already a premium writer over at iWriter. I'm paying off a couple of negative debts (long story) but I'd like to see a recent discussion between iWriter and Textbroker.