Advego

The service fee sits beside task prices

Advego’s rules set a transaction fee, while its service page lists starting rates for specific tasks; each charge applies to its stated product or transaction.

The Terms state that the platform charges a 20% service fee on transactions for work and article sales or purchases. The same rules list uniqueness checks at 0.04 u.e., 3.0 rubles, or 0.03 euros per 1,000 characters, with the fee non-refundable once charged.

On the services page, copywriting starts at 100 rubles per 1,000 characters, while rewriting starts at 80 rubles per 1,000 characters. The page lists likes and reposts starting at 10 rubles, and comments and reviews on a customer’s site starting at 30 rubles. Reviews on third-party resources start at 100 rubles per publication, according to the services page.

The homepage states that the plagiarism checker is free for work ordered through the platform; that condition does not describe every use of the checker. For self-employed users, the homepage gives a withdrawal charge of 1.5% commission plus 40 rubles. The services page lists bank cards, SBP, YooMoney, Volet, digital currencies, and bank transfers as account top-up methods.

Orders span writing and article sales

Advego describes a content exchange for copywriting, rewriting, and translation, alongside other content-related work. Its marketplace connects customers seeking services with freelancers looking for online work.

Customers can choose from more than 200 types of marketing services, according to the homepage. The same page promotes an article and photo store with more than 50,000 items, and states that its content is manually created without AI. These are vendor descriptions of the marketplace’s scope and store content.

Put order and payment terms to support

For help setting up orders or choosing freelancers, Advego directs customers to support. The rules direct support inquiries through the forum section for private correspondence with the administration and state a response window of five working days.

An order moves through review and payment

The vendor says the platform includes order posting and work moderation, and offers manual applicant selection and automatic search for recurring tasks. Advego's help page lists order configuration, working with performers, and checking and paying for work among its topics.

The services page says customers can pay from their Advego account balance. It also says companies in Russia can top up by bank transfer and receive closing documents. These are distinct payment descriptions: one concerns an order payment from a balance, while the other concerns company balance funding and documentation.

The API supports order creation, application approval, work retrieval and payment, text uniqueness checks, and article purchases, according to Advego’s services page. The listed operations describe API functions, rather than a separate account or payment condition.

Documented tools cover both marketplace sides

Advego lists text-quality analysis that checks style and content and identifies uninformative phrases. Its plagiarism checker works in seven listed languages, according to the vendor.

The vendor lists API topics for orders, the article store, plagiarism checking, and text-quality checking. Its PRO account includes priority moderation, a 1.5 rating coefficient for workers, double free characters for uniqueness checks, and discounts of up to 30% on order services.

A knowledge base is provided for customers and workers, and Advego describes its support as available around the clock.

Fees and account rules narrow flexibility

The terms impose costs beyond the service fee, and the account agreement also restricts routine use.

• The Terms state that the platform charges a 20% service fee on transactions for work and article sales or purchases.
• The Terms list uniqueness checks at 0.04 u.e., 3.0 rubles, or 0.03 euros per 1,000 characters; the fee is non-refundable once charged.
• The Terms state that accounts inactive for a year incur daily account-maintenance and data-storage charges, depending on the selected account currency.
• The agreement says users must register only one account unless it provides otherwise.
• The agreement describes the service as “as is.”
• The Terms require support inquiries to be sent through the forum section for private correspondence with the administration.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The role determines the useful route

The vendor describes the marketplace as offering services to customers and online work to freelancers. The vendor's help page lists article sales and purchases among the topics for the article store.

The useful route therefore depends on whether the task is commissioning services, finding freelance work, or trading articles. Customers can pay for orders from their Advego account balance, according to the services page.

Compare marketplaces by fee and workflow

When comparing marketplaces, separate the fee basis from the order workflow: check how work is reviewed, how disagreements are handled, which withdrawal routes apply to each role, and how support is reached. These criteria clarify whether the terms fit the way a buyer or freelancer needs to operate.

Questions about Advego’s operating terms

What fee applies to work and article transactions?

The Terms state that the platform charges a 20% service fee on transactions for work and article sales or purchases.

What parts of the order process does Advego document?

Advego’s rules describe order posting, work search, article sales, uniqueness checks, and work moderation. Its help topics also cover creating and configuring orders, working with performers, and checking and paying for work.

Which controls are described for uniqueness checks?

The help page explains how to check text for uniqueness and lets users exclude domains or pages from a check. It also explains the indicators, color meanings, repeated-check results, differences between customer and executor results, and whole-text versus fragment checks.

Who can register under the stated account rules?

Advego’s rules say individuals aged 18 or older and legal entities may register. The agreement limits each user to one account unless it provides otherwise. Continued use means accepting the site’s agreement on user data use, according to the homepage.

Register after the conditions are clear

Fits if… the intended work is ordering services, completing freelance orders, or buying and selling articles, and the applicable transaction terms are clear.

Probably not if… the account needs routine multi-account use, since the agreement allows only one account per user unless it provides otherwise.

Main risk… charges and account conditions may affect the transaction or continued account use; check the applicable terms and support route before registering.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.

• advego.com/v2/support/ruleschecked 2026-10-31
• advego.comchecked 2026-10-31
• advego.com/v2/serviceschecked 2026-10-31
• advego.com/v2/supportchecked 2026-10-31
• advego.com/v2/support/services/antiplagiatchecked 2026-10-31
• advego.com/partnerchecked 2026-10-31
• advego.com/v2/support/executorchecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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