We need 30 people in San Francisco to hold a promotional sign in high-foot-traffic areas on Wednesday, 8/26 from 10am to 2pm.
Every worker gets their own individual assigned location — no two people are sent to the same spot. Locations are chosen for heavy founder, investor, and tech-worker foot traffic: places like Founders Inc at Fort Mason, Corgi Cafe on Claude Lane, Salesforce Park, the Ferry Building, Frontier Tower, Sightglass Coffee, South Park, and Mint Plaza.
What you'll do:
- Pick up your sign at 9:15am at 2121 3rd Street, San Francisco — this is in DOGPATCH, on 3rd St near 18th, a short walk from the 22nd Street Caltrain station and on the T Third light rail line. Meet the coordinator out front for your sign and a short briefing.
- Head to your assigned spot, which is sent to you in the bounty chat once you're accepted, and be set up by 10am.
- Hold the sign visibly and stay at your assigned spot from 10am to 2pm.
- Every 15 minutes, post 2 selfies with a visible timestamp showing you at your spot holding the sign, via the bounty chat. We check these timestamps to confirm you stayed the full shift.
- After 2pm, return the sign to 300 Grant Ave, Suite 500, San Francisco, CA 94108 (Hanwha AI Center), at Grant & Sutter downtown. Note this is a DIFFERENT address from pickup.
Pay is $80 total for the 4-hour shift. Payment is NOT same-day — the work is approved the same day, then earnings clear a short review window, then a withdrawal to your bank takes 1-2 business days. If you need cash the same day, this is not the right job.
Stay on public sidewalks and public areas the whole time. Do not go inside businesses, block entrances, hand anything out, or claim you represent any venue. If staff or security asks you to move, step to the nearest public sidewalk and tell us in the chat — that will not affect your pay.
You do NOT need to bring or make your own sign — one is provided at pickup.
Once accepted you must confirm your spot from your My Bounties page within 2 hours or the system automatically releases it to someone else.