The rules

Post from your own verified page

A clip has to be posted from a page you linked and verified. Submitting a clip that was posted from somebody else’s account — the artist’s own page, another clipper’s page, anyone’s — is the fastest way to get banned.

This is the rule we enforce hardest, because taking credit for views you didn’t generate is taking money directly out of other clippers’ pockets.

Don’t buy views

Bought views don’t earn. They get detected, adjusted out, and repeated botting gets the account removed and its earnings clawed back.

One clip, one submission

Don’t submit the same clip twice, and don’t submit the same clip to two campaigns. Duplicates are detected by the post itself, not the URL, so re-linking the same video a different way doesn’t get around it.

Follow the campaign brief

Each campaign says what it wants — which audio, which assets, which format. A clip that ignores the brief gets rejected even if it performs well, because the client is paying for a specific thing.

Supported platforms

TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Individual campaigns may run on only some of those; the campaign page says which.

Post after the campaign starts

A clip has to be posted after the campaign launches. You can’t submit something you posted last year and claim its views.