Connect your accounts
We see your videos and their stats. We never post for you.
Connect your account
Link your TikTok or Instagram account with read-only access. We see your videos and their stats, and we never post for you.
Pick a campaign, post on your own TikTok or Instagram account, and earn for every 1,000 views. Some campaigns also pay a bonus for installs, trials, or subscriptions. Every campaign is funded before it goes live.
Example of one creator's earnings from six posts, each about a different app, on TikTok and Instagram Reels. Each post earns its campaign's rate per 1,000 views: 184,302 views at $1.25 per 1,000 views is $230.38. The earnings of all six posts add up to a running total.
Each campaign sets a rate per 1,000 views. Your video is counted for 7, 14, or 30 days after it's approved, and you earn from every view in that window, up to the campaign's limits.
Connect your accounts
We see your videos and their stats. We never post for you.
Example campaigns. Open ones will show here.
A timer that sits on your lock screen and nags kindly.
$1.25 / 1K views · +$0.50 / install
Snap your fridge, get three dinners.
$1.00 / 1K views · +$2.00 / trial
Running plans that adapt after every run.
$1.50 / 1K views · +$4.00 / subscription
TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Log in with TikTok or Instagram to give us read-only access to your videos and their stats. We never post for you. You can also verify an account with a short code in your bio; those accounts are marked as less reliable.
Each video earns for 7, 14, or 30 days after it's approved, as set by the campaign. For accounts connected with login, we read views from the platform's own data. Accounts verified with a bio code are read from public pages.
View earnings clear a few days after the counting window ends, once our checks are done. Bonuses for installs, trials, or subscriptions are paid separately, once the data comes in.
Joining is free. We keep 5% of what you earn. If a brand pays to use your video in its ads, you keep 95% of the agreed price.
A brand can only reject a video for breaking a written campaign rule, and must say which one. If our team holds a video for suspicious views, you can appeal once.