Campaigns for AI-made brand content
Animation, generated visuals and AI voiceover, made by creators and posted from their own accounts. You opt in per campaign, and the platform enforces the labelling that keeps the posts up.
Why this works for AI-made content
Explanation at volume
Animated explainers and generated b-roll are fast to produce and need no shoot, which makes testing several angles cheap.
Labelling is enforced, not hoped for
On a campaign that accepts AI content, a creator declaring an AI clip must confirm the platform's AI label and the paid-partnership label before the submission is accepted at all.
Fabricated endorsements are refused
Synthetic customer testimonials and AI versions of real people are rejected on every campaign here regardless of your settings. That is the exposure worth avoiding.
Formats that work here
Animated explainers
For products that need understanding rather than evidence.
AI voiceover on real footage
Filmed product, generated narration.
Generated visuals
Backgrounds, objects and scenes that cannot be filmed.
Who this fits
- Apps and SaaS
- Ecommerce explainers
- Games and entertainment
- B2B products
- Anything abstract to film
Questions brands ask
How do you stop unlabelled AI clips?
The submission form asks the creator to declare AI use and confirm both labels on the published post. Without both confirmations the clip is not accepted and the reason names the missing one.
Can we run AI content in a regulated category?
No. Finance, health and gambling briefs never accept AI-made content here, and the setting is forced off and hidden on those campaigns.
Does AI content cost less per view?
No. The rate is per thousand verified views and is set by your campaign, not by how the video was made.
Who makes this content
The creators who film in this category have a page of their own, with what their briefs usually ask for and the rules that apply to them: creators making AI content. Campaigns are open to anyone who qualifies, so the page is a description of the pool rather than a roster.
Before you brief one
Three things worth reading first, whichever vertical you are in. How to write a brief that gets usable clips is the one that changes the outcome most — almost every rejected clip is something the brief never said. What to measure covers which numbers answer which question, and how fake views are spotted explains what is checked before anything is paid for.
More on the commercial side: what moves the rate you pay · how this differs from influencer marketing · all brand guides · what a campaign costs · how we compare with other platforms.
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