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Hiring Indian creators, ₹15k - ₹21k budget, long term work available

Hi everyone, we are hiring content creators from India for a finance education app.

What you need to do:
Record a short video, under 60 seconds. We give you the script, you just read it and record it, no need to write anything yourself. No editing required, we handle that on our end. Takes around 20 minutes per video, very simple.

Payment:
Rs 500 - 700 per video. We need 30 videos to start, that is Rs 15,000 - 21,000 for the first batch. If your work is good, this becomes long term, regular monthly work after that.

Who can apply:
Anyone in India with a good quality camera. No followers criteria, follower count does not matter at all. Just need to be confident in front of camera.

How to apply:
Please skip the hi and hello messages, go straight to the point. Send your trial video, or your portfolio if you already work as a UGC creator, in your first message itself. That is what gets you selected directly. Comment or DM with that and we will take it from there.

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u/ze-no- — 12 days ago

Visora video game footage recording

I wanted to know how to change my payout from stripe to payoneer as it automatically assigned to stripe and stripe is not available in India

And when I get to the finish setup it shows this

u/Aggressive_Farm8539 — 13 days ago

Looking for a few people for a simple online side hustle

I'm currently looking for a few people who want to make some extra income by selling a digital product online.

No technical skills required. You don't need to create the product yourself.

Potential: ₹1,000–₹1,200/day depending on sales.

Minimum pay: ₹200

Payment method: upi/bank transfer

If you're interested, DM me "interested" and I'll explain everything — what the product is, how the selling works, how much you can earn per sale, and what's expected from you.

No upfront payment or joining fee.

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u/ceeingAtul — 12 days ago

Why there isn't any platforms for genuine revenue as a part-time?

Every time I look around for part-time gigs or ways to monetize my free time between classes and coding, the options are miserable. You either grind on freelance boards fighting for pennies against global competition, fall for scammy data-entry traps, or give 40% of your earnings to an agency middleman just to post a brand review.

As someone who spends most of my time at hackathons or deploying React apps on Firebase, I realized the tech isn't the problem—the business model is.

We have a massive gap in India right now. Brands are desperate for authentic, user-generated content from real people. Young professionals and students are desperate for genuine, part-time revenue. Yet, the platforms connecting them are completely broken, treating users like products rather than partners.

So, I decided to start building something to fix it.

The concept is a "Learn-to-Earn" ecosystem. Think of a gamified platform where you level up your skills (video editing, copywriting, reviewing) and unlock direct brand bounties. The catch? The creator keeps 100% of the money. Brands fund the escrow and pay a 15% platform fee for the software and access. No middlemen. Data stays localized.

Before writing more code, I want to hear from the people who actually feel this pain. I’m not dropping a corporate survey link here—just looking for raw feedback in the comments:

For the creators/hustlers: What is the single most frustrating thing you’ve experienced trying to earn part-time online? (Minimum payouts, scammers, competition?)

For the devs: What is the biggest technical bottleneck I’m going to hit scaling video hosting and automated UPI escrow payouts before the platform is profitable?

For everyone: Would a gamified "skill tree" actually motivate you to upskill and collaborate with others, or does it sound too much like a gimmick?

I am putting this together because I want to see an Atmanirbhar ecosystem like this exist. I want to build this transparently, as a community. I’m completely open to having some enthusiasts jump on board to contribute to the development or community building.

To be clear, I’m not desperate for co-founders—I will keep building out the frontend and pushing code regardless—but if this idea hits a nerve and you want to build something that actually disrupts the agency model, my DMs are open.

Otherwise, just roast the idea below. Tell me why this will fail.

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u/InterestingShape63 — 14 days ago

🛠️ Skill-Up & Safety Sunday: What are you learning to earn more?

Happy Sunday, BMI Fam!

Instead of just looking at our wallets today, let’s look at our skillsets. The difference between earning ₹10/hour and ₹1,000/hour is usually just the skill you bring to the table.

1. 🎓 The Learning Corner

What skill are you currently picking up to increase your side-income?

  • Languages: Learning Japanese, Korean, or German for high-paying AI/Translation gigs?
  • Technical: Taking a SWAYAM/NPTEL course, learning Python for automation, or mastering SEO?
  • Creative: Getting better at Canva, video editing, or prompt engineering?
  • Share what you're learning and any free resources you've found!

2. 🛡️ Scammer Alert & Safety Check

Beermoney is great, but getting scammed is not. Did you encounter any "data entry" scams, Telegram "task" groups, or shady websites this week?

  • Warn the community: Mention the name or the tactic used so others don't fall for it.
  • Mod Reminder: Never pay money to "unlock" a job. If they ask for a "security deposit," it’s a scam.

3. 📈 Transitioning to "Real" Work

Are you using Beermoney as a bridge to a permanent job or a bigger freelance career? Let's discuss how to put your online gigs (like AI Evaluation or Moderation) on a resume to fill career gaps or show technical literacy.

💡 Weekly Community Spotlight

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Discussion Prompt: If you had to pick one language or technical skill to master in the next 3 months to boost your income, what would it be?

Let’s grow together! Share your thoughts below. 👇

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u/AutoModerator — 11 days ago

Advice Needed Looking for WFH opportunities from India (Have laptop, stable WiFi, and 4 hours/day)⁠

I am looking for legitimate ways to earn money from home. I have a reliable laptop, a stable internet connection, and I can dedicate about 4 hours a day to working online.

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u/Murali_Mohan_Naik — 12 days ago