Cut someone else's streams, get paid for views
The brand hands over its recordings: streams, webinars, podcasts, footage. You cut them into short clips and publish on your own account. The platform counts the views and pays you at the task rate.
Three steps to a payout
Take a task
You see the materials, the terms, the rate and the share of sales. All of it before you start.
Cut and publish
You build a short clip out of the brand's material and post it on your own account.
Get paid
You send the link to your post. From there the platform counts the views and the orders itself.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need followers?
- No. There is no audience threshold, and a brand new account can take a task. Some tasks do require the account to match a topic, and that is stated in the task itself.
- Where do the source files come from?
- The brand attaches them to the task itself: stream recordings, webinars, podcasts, raw footage. You do not have to find video of your own.
- How many tasks can I take at once?
- There is no limit on the number. Limits can exist inside a specific task, and they are shown in its terms.
- What if a clip gets very few views?
- Pay per view is counted on what actually happens, so a weak clip earns less. The flat fee for accepted work does not depend on views, and you can take the next clip straight away.
- What happens if I delete the post?
- Every task sets how long the post has to stay online. Delete it earlier and the payout for it is cancelled.
- How do you know the views are real?
- The counter is read from the platform itself and checked for inflation. "Counted" here means "verified", and counted views are exactly what we pay for.
- How long do I wait for a share of a sale?
- Until the buyer's refund window closes. If they return the order, that sale is not settled, and the rest stay.
- Does every task pay a share of sales?
- No. Some tasks pay for views only, some pay a share of sales, and some pay both rewards. What a task pays is shown on its card before you start.