Pay for results: views or sales
Dozens of creators film your product on their TikTok, Reels and Shorts accounts. Pay for counted views, for paid orders, or for both.
FAQ
- I already have my own payment system. Do I have to sell through you?
- For a launch, yes: tying an order to a post works where the payment happens. The product stays yours; you receive the revenue minus the creators' share and management.
- Where do the creators come from?
- It's the platform's network: clippers who cut, creators who film themselves, and owners of topic accounts. For each launch we match those whose audience overlaps with yours.
- Can I approve the clips?
- You set the rules and limits before the start: what can be said, what can't, which materials to use. Platform moderation checks compliance; approving every clip one by one would slow the rollout.
- What if a clip gets views but no sales?
- The creator gets the fix and the per-view pay, but no sales share. That post sinks in the matching, and the budget flows to the angles that sell.
- What happens to unspent money?
- The unspent pool remainder is returned to you. The platform doesn't keep what didn't go to creators.
- How fast do the first results show?
- The first posts go live within days of the start. The first orders arrive with them, but they become final after the refund window closes.
- Can a launch be repeated?
- Yes, and that's the main scenario. After the first launch you can see which angles and creators sell, so a repeat launch doesn't start from zero.
- Do you work with the Ukrainian market?
- Yes, it's the primary market. The creator network is Ukrainian-speaking, and payments and reporting are in a language the buyer understands.
- How is a views task different from a sales launch?
- A views task you launch yourself in minutes: budget, rate, terms. A sales launch we do turnkey: storefront, promo codes, creator matching and per-order reporting. Hybrid combines both rewards in one task.
- Can I start with views and add sales later?
- Yes, that's the usual path. The first task shows which creators and angles work for your topic, and you add sales to a proven combination.