Transparent reward pool
Participant rewards are defined by task effort, specialist requirements and evidence expectations.
Pricing and quotes
Scope first. Price the work that removes the risk.
TaskQA supports managed projects, subscriptions, usage-based programs and enterprise agreements. Quotes separate service fees, reward pools and reimbursements.
DESIGNED FORStartups through enterprise programs
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In detail
TaskQA prices the actual testing operation: scope design, participant recruitment, execution, review and reporting. A quote separates TaskQA service fees from participant rewards and approved expenses so teams can understand what they are funding.
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Project service fee
The service fee covers planning, matching, coordination, quality review and reporting for the agreed cycle.
Tax-ready billing architecture
Quotes and invoices can separate taxable services, participant rewards and pre-approved reimbursements.
No surprise participant access fees
Any scope change that affects effort, timing or participant cost is agreed before it becomes chargeable.
What to expect
Clear scope. Useful detail.
Pilot cycle
A focused first engagement for one journey, a defined audience and a limited environment matrix. Useful when establishing feasibility or testing a new workflow.
Managed project
A multi-journey or multi-cohort program with planned cycles, broader coverage, review operations and a consolidated report.
Ongoing program
Recurring capacity for teams with regular releases, research needs or device-coverage requirements. Scope and service levels are agreed for the program.
What shapes the quote
Audience rarity, device coverage, task duration, specialist skill, confidentiality, turnaround, evidence volume and review complexity.
Common questions
Answers without the fine-print fog.
Is there a public per-tester price?
No. A useful quote depends on the task, audience, evidence and operational work. TaskQA provides a scoped estimate before a cycle begins.
Are participant rewards included?
They are shown separately from TaskQA service fees so the reward pool remains visible and auditable.
What happens when the scope changes?
Material changes are documented and priced before additional work begins. Minor clarifications that do not alter effort are handled within the agreed scope.
The TaskQA difference
Software coordinates the work. People make the important decisions.
- 01Define the requirement
- 02TaskQA selects participants
- 03Evidence is reviewed
- 04Results and rewards are approved
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