Loggy3 Tiers: What Each Pays and How to Move Up
2026-11-13 by Trevor Kamau
Loggy3 tiers decide your hourly rate: Basic pays $0.10, Apprentice $0.25, Advanced $0.50 and Pro $1.00 per active hour. Loggy3 publishes no exact formula for moving up, so here is what it states, what users report, and our payout so far (checked 13 November 2026).
What each Loggy3 tier pays
Loggy3's own product summary lists four tiers. New participants start on Basic. Pay counts only for active time, meaning typing and clicking, and is capped at 10 paid hours a day. Idle time and bot-generated activity do not count.
The chart is our arithmetic, not a promise. Ten hours a day for 30 days is 300 paid hours, and few people can record that much active time. It does show why the tier matters. At Basic, 100 hours earns $10. At Pro, the same hours earn $100.
One caution on dates. The summary says it was last reviewed on 5 September 2026, while PaidTaskers dates the tier system to mid-October. We treat the rates as current, but check your own app before you plan around them.
How Loggy3 tiers work, and what nobody has confirmed
Loggy3's summary does not say how tiers are assigned. PaidTaskers, which read the official site on 1 November, reports that Loggy3 says tiers are reviewed every pay cycle by the kind of work you record. Spreadsheets, CAD and programming earn higher tiers than casual browsing, it says. We could not load that part of Loggy3's page ourselves, so treat it as reported, not confirmed.
What is not public: the exact criteria, how many hours or what quality you need, and how fast people rise. Origin Data Partners, which reviewed Loggy3 on 11 November, lists how quickly users move up as unknown.
Users disagree. On Trustpilot, one Kenyan reviewer says tiers climb quickly (2 November). Another, on 12 November, complains about a $0.25 rate. Two other reviews, on 11 October and 4 November, say their rate was reduced. Trustpilot showed five reviews and a 3.4 score on 13 November. The profile is unclaimed, and reviews are anecdotes.
How to give yourself the best chance of moving up
Nothing here guarantees a higher tier. These steps follow what Loggy3 states and what has been reported.
1. Check your rate in the app at the start of each pay period, so you notice any change.
2. Record real, active work. Only typing and clicking counts, and the app pauses when you go idle. If your own work involves spreadsheets, design or code, recording it is the reported route to higher tiers. Never record an employer's or client's files.
3. Do not fake activity. Bots, auto-clickers and mouse jigglers do not count, and the FAQ, as PaidTaskers quotes it, says they lead to a ban.
4. Let uploads finish. Recordings count toward the period in which they finish uploading, in UTC. The cut-off is midnight UTC, which is 3:00 AM in Kenya, on the 15th and the 1st. Use a stable, unlimited connection.
5. Ask support. Email support@loggy3.com and ask how your tier is decided and when it was last reviewed. Keep the reply.
6. Never pay for a tier. Nothing in Loggy3's published summary mentions buying a tier or a boost, so anyone selling one is not offering something Loggy3 describes.
Loggy3 payouts so far
Loggy3 says it pays on the 1st and 15th through Dots, with one to three days of processing, no minimum and no fee. Options include M-Pesa and PayPal, depending on your country.
Our own first payout was $11.94 for 15 to 31 October, paid to PayPal, as we explain in our Loggy3 payout story. Our account showed the Basic rate in late October. The next pay date is 15 November, and we will update this story if our rate changes.
Other reports are anecdotes we cannot verify. A Kenyan Trustpilot reviewer says they were paid twice, about $98 in under a month, though their rate was cut. A Philippines forum user reported a GCash payout arriving within an hour. Another Kenyan reviewer says ID verification failed and support did not reply (9 November).
Before you go further (risks and limits)
Moving up a tier does not change what Loggy3 records: your screen, keystrokes and mouse activity, kept for at least five years, as our Loggy3 review explains. Use a clean computer with nothing private on it, and never a work or school machine. Rates can change, ID checks can fail, and Loggy3 does not name the AI lab that uses the recordings. We did not test how tiers change. Check any offer with our scam check.
The short version
Loggy3 pays $0.10 to $1.00 an hour by tier, and new users start at Basic. How you move up is not publicly confirmed, and the reported factor is the kind of work you record. Record only what is safe, ask support about your tier, and never pay for an upgrade. New here? Read our Start here guide.