For brands

You fund the budget up front, set a rate per thousand views and a cap per submission. Clippers film, publish and send in their links, and the platform pays each of them for the views they actually got, counted independently of you and of them. If the views do not come, the rest of the budget comes back to you in full.

Everything the paying side needs is here: how pay-per-view works from the buyer's seat, how to set up a contest for clippers, and how to commission clips for a campaign. You will not pay for inflated views: the count comes from the platform the video was published on, not from the creator who submitted it.

Ready to run one - the business page covers pricing and terms, and the contest itself is set up on darebay.com.

Pages in this section

• How to commission clips for a campaign on DareBay — How to buy promotion from clippers through DareBay. The budget is locked up front, you pay only for validated views, and clippers take the task themselves.
• How to pay clippers per view — The pay-per-view model for buyers - the budget is locked on DareBay, payouts follow an independent view count, the commission sits on top of the budget, and what is left comes back.
• How to set up a clipping contest on DareBay — A step-by-step guide to setting up a pay-per-view contest - how to choose the rate, the threshold and the cap, lock the budget and get the remainder back.