296                80,844         \$ 8,034.94
  MBS              218                38,859         \$ 5,497.36
  Instagram        172                19,421         \$ 2,072.35
  Amazon           156                55,760         \$ 6,934.85
  Mix              144                11,803         \$ 1,458.55
  Question site    126                16,190         \$ 2,447.59
  Forum            84                 7,558          \$ 964.15
  Gmail            50                 10,275         \$ 2,908.35
  eBay             22                 6,014          \$ 570.52
  Yahoo            21                 45,686         \$ 2,355.13
  Ali              9                  3,945          \$ 551.91
  Bing             4                  675            \$ 69.00
  Browser add-on   3                  214            \$ 73.96

  : Budget Summary by Platforms[]{data-label="PlatBudg"}

From these values, the average payment for tasks related to certain activities and platforms could be calculated. Here is the distribution of the payments (not equal ranges):

  **task payment**   **total number of tasks**
  ------------------ ---------------------------
  \$0                99,999
  \$0.05–\$0.1       1,059,172
  \$0.11–\$0.2       581,146
  \$0.21–\$0.3       63,904
  \$0.31–\$0.5       35,893
  \$0.51–\$1.0       15,671
  \$1.1–\$3.0        531

  : Number of tasks by payment range[]{data-label="Payment"}

The lowest paid wage was \$0, and this was incidentally the biggest campaign with 99,999 tasks. The task was a simple visit to a link. The client promised future tasks for those who completed the task. More detail is provided on this task in section \[Sec:signup\].

The highest paid wage was \$3 for a task, but as can be seen from the above table, there were only 531 jobs offering between \$1.1 and 