Correction notice
There are no earnings
ShelfCheck does not pay anyone to photograph a shelf, and it never has. There is no app, no task, no balance, no payout and no payment rail — not delayed, not in beta.
Withdrawn from this page
- Withdrawn:
A downloadable earning app on iOS and Android - Withdrawn:
A per-photo payment, and a weekly and monthly earnings calculator - Withdrawn:
Instant credit on submission, and withdrawal by e-Transfer above a minimum - Withdrawn:
A percentage bonus for taking the payout as a partner gift card - Withdrawn:
Streak multipliers and a per-friend referral payment - Withdrawn:
A count of active store locations, and a count of people already earning
None of the six lines above was ever true. There was no application on either app store, no task to complete, no account holding a balance and no mechanism by which money could have reached anyone.
On record
- People paid
- 0
- Payments made
- 0
- Payment rail
- None
- Applications published
- 0
This page exists to retract what stood here rather than to quietly remove it.
What ShelfCheck actually is
A shelf-audit tool for retail field teams: an instrument for a store visit run by somebody the business employs or contracts, whose name is on the sheet. The value is in the difference between what is counted and what the system says, and a difference is only worth reading when you know who counted it.
That is why there is no public earning programme to bring back. It is not a feature waiting on funding; it is the wrong shape for the product.
On record
The crowdsourced-shopper model is not a feature waiting on funding. It was dropped, and there is nothing to reinstate.