Cordless car vacuum videos for TikTok and Reels (US)

What you get: Brand materials: product footage, b-roll and ready-to-use texts. A step-by-step setup guide and a posting schedule for the US audience. Your personal offer link; the platform counts the orders on it. What to do: Take the task and request a setup. Edit videos from the materials or film your own: an in-car demo, before and after cleaning. Post on your own TikTok, Reels or Shorts on the schedule. From day three, put your personal link in bio or as a pinned comment.

Start date
Aug 5, 2026
End date
Aug 31, 2026
Status
Finished

Requirements

  • The video is published from your own account connected to DareBay
  • The video is edited from the setup materials or filmed with the product on camera
  • The setup's posting schedule is followed
  • From day 3, your personal link is in bio or a pinned comment

How payouts work

Rate
$2 per 1000 views
Min views
1000
Max per video
$200

Earnings start accruing once your post passes 1000 views.

When the task ends, your earnings land in your wallet.

How to take this task

  1. Read the terms and the materials

    The rate, threshold, cap and requirements are on this page; the task materials open after you sign in.

  2. Post the clip on your account

    Edit a clip from the materials or film your own to the terms and post it on your account on a supported platform.

  3. Submit the link to the clip

    A work takes part only after you submit the link. A moderator checks it against the terms, then the platform counts the views.

Task FAQ

How much does a clip earn in this task?
$2 per 1,000 counted views. Cap per clip: $200. Formula: views divided by 1,000, times the rate.
From how many views does the pay start?
From 1000 views. The threshold is not deducted: once past it, the clip is paid for every view from the first.
Do I need followers, and is it free to join?
No followers needed and joining is free. What counts is the views of the clip, not the size of the channel; a brand-new account qualifies unless the terms require a topic.