Support & FAQ
Quick answers for people applying to mod roles, requesting moderation help, or figuring out which platform area fits their community.
Apply to be a mod
Find open moderator roles
Browse listings by platform, hours, compensation, and deadline.
Request a mod
Post a structured listing
Tell applicants what community, platform, tasks, and duration you need help with.
What is Mods4Hire for?
Mods4Hire connects people who want moderation experience with communities, servers, forums, and businesses that need moderation help.
How do I apply to become a moderator?
Create an account, choose that you want to apply for mod roles, fill out your profile, then browse open listings and submit a pitch.
How do I edit my profile after signing up?
After you sign in, click your display name in the top navigation to open My Profile. From there, use the Edit button to update your role, contact preference, platforms, availability, gaming background, bio, and public profile details.
How do I request a moderator?
Create a listing with the platform, role details, responsibilities, hours, compensation, and application deadline. Applicants will apply through the listing.
What areas can I browse?
Common areas include Discord mods, Reddit mods, game server mods, forum/community mods, and business or brand community moderation.
How do I choose the right area?
Choose the area that matches where your community already lives. Discord mods are best for server chat, onboarding, and member reports. Reddit mods fit subreddit queues, rules, and post review. Business mods fit brand groups, customer communities, and public-facing conversations. Game mods fit servers, lobbies, and player reports. Forum mods fit longer threads, reports, and category cleanup.
Why do listings have deadlines?
Deadlines help keep postings fresh and make it clearer whether a listing is still actively reviewing applicants.
Who should I contact for help?
Use the contact page for account issues, listing questions, bug reports, or anything that is not covered here.