Setting a fair reward
Price for time, travel, and difficulty. Rewards run from $5 to $1,000, with a $500 cap on your first opportunities.
You set the reward. Hunters see it up front and decide whether it's worth their time. There's no bidding, so the price you pick is the price.
Limits
- Rewards range from $5 to $1,000.
- Until you've had an opportunity completed, rewards are capped at $500.
Rules of thumb
- Think about the whole job: travel, waiting in line, and time to deliver, not just the task itself.
- Rare or urgent? Pay more. Hunt opportunities for hard-to-find items need a reward worth racing for.
- If you're buying an item through an opportunity, make sure the reward covers the item's cost plus the hunter's effort.
- No takers? You can raise the reward at any time while the opportunity is live. Raising costs the increase plus 10% of it.