Monthly Dashboard
$4.99/mo
Full dashboard access, billed monthly after the 3-day trial.
Start Monthly TrialKeep your earnings history across supported gig platforms. Choose a monthly or annual dashboard plan, with $0 charged today and a 3-day trial.
GWG is for people who want their gig work to feel less scattered: pick better platforms, track what actually paid, and stop rebuilding the same spreadsheet every week.
Straightforward monthly or annual pricing, no games.
Save 17% with annual: 12 months for $49.99 instead of $59.88 month to month. Monthly costs less than one $5 survey cashout.
$4.99/mo
Full dashboard access, billed monthly after the 3-day trial.
Start Monthly Trial$49.99/yr
Full dashboard access, billed annually after the 3-day trial.
Start Annual TrialJust here for ratings and field reports? Create a free ratings account. It does not include the saved earnings dashboard.
Paid trials require PayPal subscription authorization and email verification. The first charge is after 3 days. Cancel through PayPal before then if you do not want to continue.
People using two or more gig, survey, research, UX-testing, or AI-training platforms who want earnings, statuses, and history in one place.
If you only need platform reviews, are still deciding which sites are worth trying, or one platform already gives you the totals you need, start with the free account.
A spreadsheet can work, especially for one platform. The paid dashboard is for workers who would rather use supported imports, status breakdowns, and saved history than rebuild formulas across sites.
Paid plans start with $0 today. PayPal creates the subscription, then the first recurring charge happens after the 3-day delay.
GWG keeps pending work separate from earned totals and applies platform-specific import rules. Payout timing and later platform adjustments can still differ, so verify important totals against the platform.
No. Platform ratings come from clearly labeled guide research and independent worker field reports. Rankings are built around worker usefulness, not paid placement.