SMM and social networks
ForumOk
ForumOk says customers set their own order prices, while its pages also display starting prices for individual tasks. The difference matters when estimating what an order will cost: the listed figures are not presented as a fixed tariff. For buyers comparing task marketplaces, the key question is how a customer-set price applies to a task shown with a starting price.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Which task roles and services are listed?
ForumOk’s rules and service pages define the roles and task categories below, according to sources checked on 2026-10-31.
- Customer: an individual or legal entity registered to run advertising campaigns (rules, checked 2026-10-31).
- Performer: an individual registered to place advertising messages on forums, blogs, and social networks (rules, checked 2026-10-31).
- Social tasks: followers, likes, comments, reactions, and reposts (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Other task categories: website and app reviews, linked forum and blog posts, and online contest votes (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
What do the listed task prices cover?
ForumOk’s homepage and price page show different starting prices for overlapping social tasks, while the price page says customers set their order prices. The figures below are vendor listings, not a single fixed tariff.
- Homepage — comments, likes, or subscriptions from 5 rubles — checked 2026-10-31.
- Price page — followers, views, comments, likes, and reposts from 7 rubles — checked 2026-10-31.
The homepage lists forum posts from 20 rubles, while the price page lists forum posts with the customer’s link from 15 rubles, according to those pages checked 2026-10-31. The price page also lists reviews on Yandex, Google, and 2gis maps from 50 rubles, Google Play and Apple Store reviews from 80 rubles, votes from 8 rubles, and blog posts and links from 30 rubles.
The price page states that there are no fixed prices and customers set the price for each order. Buyers should therefore clarify how a listed starting price applies to the specific order they intend to place.
Which social and publication tasks appear?
ForumOk describes social interactions as one category of work, including followers, likes, comments, reactions, and reposts. These are distinct from its listed review tasks for websites and apps.
Users can order forum and blog posts that include their link.
What should customers ask before registering?
Ask how campaign acceptance works, including what information is reviewed before a campaign can proceed. In general, a marketplace’s acceptance process affects whether a planned task can be ordered as intended.
Clarify how an order price relates to the starting prices displayed for task categories. A clear explanation should identify which price applies to the specific task and how the customer sets it.
Ask what happens when a customer disputes whether a task was completed. In general, the answer should explain how a dispute is raised, what evidence is considered, and how the decision affects the order.
These questions separate the advertised task scope from the operating terms. Get the answers for the campaign and task type you plan to use before registering.
How do campaigns and withdrawals work?
ForumOk says registered customers can conduct online advertising campaigns, while performers place advertising messages on forums, blogs, and social networks. Its rules say campaigns are moderated and campaigns that violate listed legal or content restrictions may be blocked.
The rules page sets the minimum withdrawal at 300 rubles and says withdrawals go to a WebMoney wallet within 2–5 business days. The same page gives a different processing period, within 7 business days, for first requests or requests after a wallet change. The homepage lists cards in Russia and Ukraine, WebMoney, Telegram, and other withdrawal options, so the listed routes differ by page.
Which conditions support task buyers?
The rules page defines customers as individuals or legal entities registered to run advertising campaigns, and performers as individuals registered to place advertising messages on forums, blogs, and social networks.
ForumOk states that task completion is preserved for different periods by placement type: 1 year on blogs and forums, 6 months on social networks, and 3 months for reviews, according to the rules page checked 2026-10-31. The price page lists periods of 1 year for forums, blogs, and reviews, and 4 months for social networks.
The price page says funds are returned if a post is deleted or a forum closes during the stated period. Buyers should check which period applies to their placement.
Which rules narrow campaign control?
ForumOk’s rules make campaign control conditional: registered users must comply, while the administration reserves the right to interpret and change the rules unilaterally. The rules page, checked 2026-10-31, also specifies account and posting conditions.
- The administration may reject a forum or blog without giving a reason.
- YouTube accounts require the user to create a channel in advance.
- The rules page requires Twitter accounts to have at least 30 tweets and 100 readers for acceptance.
- The rules page allows only one tweet linking to one customer site per day in the account feed.
- Campaigns are moderated, and those violating listed legal or content restrictions may be blocked.
The administration states that it reserves the right to interpret and change the rules unilaterally. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who fits the customer or performer role?
The customer role is defined for individuals or legal entities registering to run advertising campaigns. A performer is an individual registered to place advertising messages on forums, blogs, and social networks.
ForumOk describes registered customers as conducting online advertising campaigns and performers as placing advertising messages on forums, blogs, and social networks. For customers, fit turns on accepting campaign moderation and the administration’s stated rules. Performers should assess whether the account and placement conditions suit the advertising messages they intend to place.
How should task marketplaces compare?
In general, compare task marketplaces by the work they accept, who sets order prices, how moderation and rejection are handled, how long completed tasks are retained, and the conditions for withdrawing funds. Ask providers to explain the terms for the specific task and account type you expect to use.
What we could not confirm
- Support: contact channels and response times.
- Integrations and setup: supported connections and requirements.
- Customer funding: accepted deposit methods, fees, and refund timing.
- Campaign operations: review stages, reporting, and dispute handling.
- Task coverage: complete, current list of supported platforms and services.
- Withdrawals: how the WebMoney route relates to other listed options.
Questions about ForumOk’s task terms
How do starting prices relate to customer-set order prices?
ForumOk’s starting prices are listings, while the price page says customers set the price for their orders. The pages do not describe a fixed tariff. Buyers should clarify the price for the particular task and order before proceeding.
What condition applies when a post is deleted?
When a post is deleted during the stated period, the vendor says funds are returned, as described on its pricing page. Buyers should check whether the placement falls within the period before ordering.
How long does ForumOk say task completion is preserved?
The rules page lists periods of 1 year for blogs and forums, 6 months for social networks, and 3 months for reviews. The price page separately lists periods of 1 year for forums, blogs, and reviews, and 4 months for social networks. These are different statements on different pages.
What withdrawal route and timing do the rules specify?
The rules page sets a minimum withdrawal of 300 rubles and says payment goes to a WebMoney wallet within 2–5 business days. For a first request or a request after changing the wallet, the stated period is within 7 business days.
How does campaign moderation affect an order?
ForumOk says campaigns are moderated and that campaigns violating listed legal or content restrictions may be blocked. Customers should clarify how moderation applies to their campaign before registering. In general, moderation terms determine whether a proposed campaign can proceed as submitted.
Are ForumOk’s terms ready to assess?
Fits if the customer accepts campaign moderation and receives clear answers about how order prices apply to listed starting prices.
Probably not if the customer needs predictable acceptance, since the administration may reject a forum or blog without stating a reason.
Main risk is the vendor’s statement that customers set order prices and that there are no fixed prices.
Sources
Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.
- forumok.com/article/pricechecked
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- forumok.com/article/ruleschecked
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.
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