ForumOk

Social tasks, reviews, and forum posts

ForumOk describes its service as a microtask marketplace for promoting products and services on social services, forums, and blogs. The listed work includes social engagement, reviews, linked posts, and contest votes.

The rules distinguish customers from performers. Customers are individuals or legal entities registered to run advertising campaigns. Performers are individuals registered to place advertising messages on forums, blogs, and social networks.

The rules define customers as individuals or legal entities registered to run advertising campaigns, and performers as individuals registered to place advertising messages on forums, blogs, and social networks. The rules state that registered customers can conduct online advertising campaigns.

Customer-set prices meet listed starting earnings

The homepage and price page list starting figures for tasks, while the vendor says customers set their own order prices.

• Homepage: comments, likes, or subscriptions from 5 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).
• Homepage: forum posts from 20 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).
• Price page: followers, views, comments, likes, and reposts from 7 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).
• Price page: forum posts with a customer link from 15 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).
• Price page: reviews on Yandex, Google, and 2gis maps from 50 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).
• Price page: Google Play and Apple Store reviews from 80 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).
• Price page: votes from 8 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).
• Price page: blog posts and links from 30 rubles (checked 2026-10-31).

These figures are presented as starting amounts on the respective pages, not as a single fixed order tariff. The vendor says there are no fixed prices and customers choose what to pay for their orders. The homepage also states that partners receive 30% of income from each task; this is the provider’s offer, not a forecast of earnings. Money matters are not financial or legal advice.

Questions before relying on task records

In general, buyers should know where to raise an order issue and what information support needs to review it.

Do not assume that a tool connects to an existing workflow without checking.

For performers, ask how task records are presented and what documentation is retained. For campaign customers, ask how order status and completion are communicated. These questions help clarify the operating process without treating listed task types as evidence of delivery or performance.

Campaign moderation and task retention

ForumOk says advertising campaigns are moderated, and campaigns that violate its listed legal or content restrictions may be blocked. The rules also describe account conditions for particular social platforms.

The rules page specifies that YouTube users must create their own channel in advance. It states that Twitter accounts need at least 30 tweets and 100 readers for acceptance. The same page allows only one tweet linking to one customer site per day in an account feed. These are vendor-stated conditions; platform requirements and local law also apply.

The vendor says task completion is preserved for 1 year on blogs and forums, 6 months on social networks, and 3 months for reviews. These retention periods describe task records, not a campaign’s approval or duration. Check the applicable rules before placing or accepting work.

Rule changes and forum acceptance limits

• The rules require all registered users to comply.
• The rules say the administration may interpret and change them unilaterally.
• The pricing page says the administration may reject a forum or blog without stating a reason.
• The rules say advertising campaigns are moderated, and campaigns violating listed legal or content restrictions may be blocked.
• The rules require users to create their own YouTube channel in advance.
• The rules require Twitter accounts to have at least 30 tweets and 100 readers to be accepted.

Task categories cover social and editorial placements

ForumOk’s listed categories give campaign customers several placement formats.

• Social tasks include followers, likes, comments, reactions, and reposts.
• Customers can order reviews for websites and apps.
• Forum and blog posts can include a customer’s link.
• Contest votes are another listed task type.
• The homepage names cards in Russia and Ukraine, WebMoney, Telegram, and other withdrawal options.

These are descriptions of marketplace coverage, not evidence that a specific task will be accepted or completed.

Compare task marketplaces by order control

When comparing task marketplaces, check which task categories are listed, who sets order prices, and what withdrawal conditions apply. Also compare how each service describes platform-rule responsibilities, campaign moderation, and acceptance of forums or blogs.

Customer and performer roles define the fit

ForumOk defines customers as individuals or legal entities registered to run advertising campaigns. That role may suit someone looking to place campaign tasks, provided the marketplace’s rules and order terms fit the intended work.

The rules state that task completion is preserved for 1 year on blogs and forums, 6 months on social networks, and 3 months for reviews.

Answers on pricing, moderation, and withdrawals

Who sets the price for an order?

ForumOk says customers set order prices; the provider describes its pricing as having no fixed prices. The starting figures shown on the homepage and price page therefore should not be read as a single fixed tariff for every customer order.

Which withdrawal route and timing does the rules page state?

The rules page names WebMoney withdrawals and sets a minimum of 300 rubles, according to the rules page checked 2026-10-31. It says withdrawals go to a WebMoney wallet within 2–5 business days; first or changed-wallet requests are processed within 7 business days, according to the same page.

What does the return condition cover?

ForumOk says funds are returned if a post is deleted or a forum closes during the listed coverage period. The price page lists that period as 1 year for forums, blogs, and reviews, and 4 months for social networks, according to the page checked 2026-10-31.

How long are completed task records retained?

ForumOk says task completion is preserved for 1 year on blogs and forums, 6 months on social networks, and 3 months for reviews, according to its rules page checked 2026-10-31. These are retention periods for task completion records, distinct from the periods listed for returns.

Are campaigns moderated?

ForumOk says advertising campaigns are moderated, and campaigns violating its listed legal or content restrictions may be blocked. This describes the provider’s stated moderation terms; campaign customers should assess them alongside the rules that apply to their work.

Proceed only when the terms fit

Fits if… the listed task categories match the campaign or performer role, and the applicable order and withdrawal terms are acceptable.

Probably not if… a campaign requires fixed customer prices or acceptance of every proposed forum or blog.

Main risk… the administration reserves unilateral rule-interpretation and change rights; check the current rules and the terms for the intended role before relying on the marketplace.

Sources

Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.

• forumok.com/article/pricechecked 2026-10-31
• forumok.com/article/ruleschecked 2026-10-31
• forumok.comchecked 2026-10-31

Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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