Tasqo

GitHub stars from real users

Stars for your GitHub repository from real users worldwide. Each star is confirmed by the GitHub API — you pay only for confirmed stars.

from $24.00 per 1000

Tariffs

TariffPrice per 1000QuantityWarrantyOrder
GitHub Stars [Worldwide]GitHub stars from real users worldwide. Suitable for GitHub repositories that need more visual trust, interest, and activity. Important: Up to 20% may drop. Make sure the repository is public before placing the order.$24.0010 to 2,000NoneOrder

Orders are placed in the advertiser account, at the account’s prices. If an order is completed partially or cancelled, what was not spent goes back to the balance.

Stars are how developers decide in a second whether a repository is worth a look: a project with none is easy to scroll past. Tasqo brings stars from real GitHub users worldwide — people on our partners' task platforms who star from their own accounts.

How it is checked. The person links their GitHub account before taking the task, stars your repository and reports. The GitHub API confirms the star from that account. A star the API does not see is refused and not charged.

Before you order:

  • give a link to the repository, for example github.com/owner/repo; it must be public;
  • one account stars a repository once;
  • up to 20% of stars may drop over time.

The unused part of an order and refused reports come back to your balance, and so does a star withdrawn within 7 days of acceptance.

Questions and answers

How many stars should a new project start with?

Enough to look alive next to similar projects — often a few dozen to a few hundred. Start with a smaller order, and add more as real users arrive.

Why can stars drop?

The accounts belong to real people who may unstar later. Expect up to 20% to drop over time; a star withdrawn within 7 days of acceptance is refunded.

Do you need access to the repository?

No. Only a link to a public repository.

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