CentheadThe books, in public
Totals from Centhead’s own ledger, with nothing that identifies a member. They refresh every few minutes, and every amount is itemised the same way it is on a member’s receipt.
Demo money. Centhead is in public demo mode: the ads are demonstrations and every amount on this page is demo money. Nothing here is real income, and nothing on this page predicts what anyone will earn.
Totals
Demo moneyMembers
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A range, not an exact count.
Ad views
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Verified views that were credited, after reversals.
Credited to members
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All sources: ads, polls, tasks, tips and sales, after reversals.
Centhead’s 15% fee
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What the flat fee came to on those credits.
Withdrawals paid
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The number of payouts that were completed.
Ledger audit
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Every transaction balances and the whole book sums to zero.
The last 20 payouts
Demo money| Day (UTC) | Requested | Cost | Sent |
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Cost is the payout cost, passed on at cost. Sent is what the member received. Only these four things are shown: no name, no member number, no country and no time of day.
How to read these numbers
- Centhead keeps a flat 15% of what is paid for each view, task or sale. The rest is credited to the member. Both come from the same itemised receipt.
- The payout cost is what the payment processor charges to send a withdrawal. It comes off the withdrawn amount, is passed on at cost and is not Centhead’s revenue. See Fees and payouts.
- Credited is not the same as withdrawn. Earnings are held first, and a member may leave a balance in their account.
- An event that a network or sponsor reversed is removed from every total above.
What this page is not
- It is not an income claim. These are totals for all members together, and rates and availability change. See the risk disclosure.
- It is not an audit by an outside firm. The ledger audit is Centhead’s own check; the method is described on the security page.
- While Centhead is in demo mode no real money moves and nothing earned can be withdrawn as cash.