Apply to be a reviewer
Review AI-built apps, sign your name, get paid per review
Founders who built apps with Lovable, Base44, Replit and similar tools need a person who understands the code to check it before they launch, raise or sell. You check a published 30-item checklist, attach evidence, and sign the report.
What you earn per review
| Tier | Price | Your share (70%) | Paid on delivery (80%) | Held, paid on day 91 (20%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch Check | $149.00 | $104.30 | $83.44 | $20.86 |
| Signed Review | $399.00 | $279.30 | $223.44 | $55.86 |
| Sale & Raise Attestation | $1,250.00 | $875.00 | $700.00 | $175.00 |
The held part is released the day after the 90-day claim window closes, unless a refund claim on that review is open. If a builder's refund claim is valid (an item you marked pass was failing on the build you reviewed), the held part goes toward the refund, you repay the rest of what you were paid for that review, and you get a strike. If a failed item is fixed by you at the menu price, you keep 70% of that too.
Two more things you're paid for:
- Re-checks: when a builder fixes failed items and sends a new version within 30 days of their report, you test each one again within 5 business days of receiving it, and are paid $15 per item, up to $45 per review. If you were paid to fix an item, another reviewer re-checks it.
- Walkthrough calls: on Signed Review and up, you spend 20 minutes walking the builder through your results. The rate is set before launch.
How you get in
- Apply by email (the Apply link opens one) with your name, where you live, a link to work you've done, and a line on how you test web apps. We reply within five business days; if you fit, the reviewer agreement comes first, then the screen app.
- Take the screen: a small test app with 10 planted flaws, 5 in security and 5 in money or logic. Describe each flaw you find with evidence and the steps to reproduce it. You need 8 of 10. Guessing costs you: every wrong finding cancels a right one.
- Identity check and video call: an ID check through Stripe, then a short video call in which we confirm it is you and walk through the code of conduct.
- Start reviewing. You redo the screen once a year.
What we expect
- You test only with the access the builder granted, and never touch production data you weren't given.
- You attach evidence for every item you mark pass or fail, and steps the builder can re-run.
- You write what you saw and reproduced, not verdicts about the whole app.
- If a critical item fails, you tell Humantik the same day, so the builder hears before the report.
- You delete your copies of the builder's code, files and test logins on the day you deliver, and confirm it on the order's data checklist. Humantik keeps the one copy needed for refund claims.
- For each order, you state in writing that you have no stake in a product that competes with the builder's. If you do, you decline the order.
- You run every check yourself, by hand, from the test accounts. AI tools may help you read code, but only ones whose terms say they do not keep or train on what they are given; you list any you used in the report, never paste the builder's secrets or personal data into them, and answer for every result as your own.
- You keep builders' files only on a computer with full-disk encryption (BitLocker or FileVault), in a password-protected 7-Zip archive, with two-step login on the email and code accounts you use for reviews.
- Some reviews are checked again, blind, by a second reviewer. Disagreements go to a third. Three strikes and your status is suspended.
- You're an independent professional and you sign your own reports.
What it takes and what you carry
- Time per review: not measured yet. We publish it once the first reviews are timed; until then, read the checklist and judge for yourself.
- Your signature is public on Signed Review and Sale & Raise Attestation entries.
- A miss costs you. A valid refund costs you a strike, and you repay your share for that review.
- Liability and insurance: set out in the reviewer agreement, which a lawyer is writing. You read and sign it before your first review; nothing on this page promises more than it says.
- How you are paid: by bank transfer to a US account, after delivery and again on day 91.
- Who can apply: people in the United States for now, because we file US tax forms for every reviewer. Elsewhere? Write to us and we tell you when that changes.
What you get
- Your name and your track record on every registry page you sign.
- Paid work found for you, without selling yourself.
- A published standard you can point to.