$0.05
per live viewer
Buy Facebook live viewers from $0.05. Real people join your Page or profile stream while you are live, stay for the minutes you set, and send a screenshot.
Real Facebook users ready to join your next stream
195,000+
Workers Available
1,487
Active Jobs
$112,345
Total Earnings
13,487
Total Jobs Posted
Facebook live viewer tasks start at $0.05 per viewer. Longer watch times, comments and country rules raise the reward.
$0.05
per live viewer
*These are examples, not fixed pricing tiers.
Estimate your budget from the number of live viewers and the reward per viewer.
Example: 100 viewers × $0.10 reward = $10 estimated total
Schedule the live in advance and post the task with the exact start time, so workers are online when you begin.
Schedule your stream, post the task, and real people join from their own Facebook accounts while you're on air.
01
Add your Page or profile link and the start time, or the live video link once you're on air. Set the reward, watch time and number of viewers.
02
Workers open your live video from their own Facebook accounts during the join window. Each person joins once.
03
Ask for a reaction or one comment on your topic. Workers write comments in their own words.
04
Each worker sends a screenshot from your live video with the LIVE label and viewer count. Approve the ones that met your watch time.
Pay Rate
$0.08
Watch Time
15 min
Availability
50 / 150
Live At
17:00 UTC
At 17:00 UTC, open the Facebook Page linked in this task and join the live video. Stay at least 15 minutes, react once and post one question in your own words.
Two screenshots from the live video, 15 minutes apart, with the LIVE label and your comment visible.
This is how workers see your task on RapidWorkers
At 17:00 UTC, open the Facebook Page linked in this task and join the live video. Join between 17:00 and 17:10.
Stay for at least 15 minutes, react once, and post one question about the products shown, in your own words.
Step 1: Join during the window.
Step 2: Screenshot the stream with the LIVE label and viewer count.
Step 3: Stay 15 minutes, react and post your question.
Step 4: Take a second screenshot showing your comment and submit both.
People decide in seconds whether to stay on a live video, and the viewer count is the first thing they see.
While you stream, Facebook shows how many people are watching the live video at that moment. People who open it and leave right away drop off the count.
So each task sets a join window and a watch time, and every viewer sends screenshots from inside the stream.
Schedule your stream, set the join window and watch time, and real people will be watching from their own Facebook accounts.