Frequently asked questions

No. There is no minimum subscriber or watch-hour requirement to join. You just need a YouTube channel linked to the Google account you sign in with — a brand-new channel with zero subscribers is fine.

Yes. Signing up and browsing tasks costs nothing. You only earn when an approved video gets views.

Google sign-in automatically proves you own the YouTube channel you submit videos from. This stops people from claiming someone else's videos and keeps the platform fair.

Original videos you make yourself that follow a task's brief — usually tutorials, demos, walkthroughs, or honest reviews of the featured product. Every video is reviewed by a person before it can earn.

Once your video is approved, it starts earning based on the views it gets, at the task's rate. Views are tracked through YouTube, and your dashboard shows what each video has earned.

Each approved video earns for up to 3 months from the date it's approved. After that window, it stops accruing new earnings (the views are still tracked).

You'll see the status on your submission along with the reason. Fix whatever was wrong to match the brief and submit a new video.

When your redeemable balance reaches the $25 minimum, you can request a payout. You'll get it via PayPal after it's processed.

PayPal is the only payout method. Add your PayPal email in your Profile → Payout Method, and payouts go there.

Each campaign has a budget pool shared across its approved videos. Total payouts for that campaign never go over the pool. If a pool is used up, videos on it stop earning until the advertiser tops it up.

No. Your earnings depend on the real views your video gets. An approved video with strong reach earns more; a video that barely gets seen earns little. View data comes from YouTube and can be delayed or adjusted.

No. Bought views, bots, view exchanges, and copied content are strictly against the rules and lead to account termination and loss of earnings. Only genuine, organic views count.

No. Running multiple accounts to abuse the platform is not allowed and may result in suspension.

A suspended account can't submit new videos or request payouts. Contact us if you believe it was a mistake.

Advertisers register, fund a campaign budget, and set a task (what video to make, the rate per 1,000 views, and any brief). Creators submit videos, you (or we) approve them, and they earn from your budget based on views. Reach out to us to get started.

You top up a budget and set your rate. You only spend what's actually earned by approved videos against real views — never more than your budget pool.