Private Campaign — Esports & CS2
What we look for
Gaming or esports content, ideally CS2, case openings or highlight edits. New accounts are welcome if the edits are strong. Send a screen recording of your account.
Campaign brief
This is a private campaign. The brief, rate and payout terms open up once your application is approved.
Creator payouts are calculated from the campaign CPM and reviewed views. Minimum payable video is 10,000 views; views are counted up to a cap of 2,000,000.
Requirements
Who gets approved
This campaign reviews every application. Accounts matching these criteria get approved:
How to participate
How this campaign pays
You are paid per thousand verified views on the clip you post from your own account. The view count is read from the platform's own API while the campaign runs — nothing is self-reported and nothing is counted from a screenshot. When the campaign closes, your clip is reviewed against the brief and the approved payout lands in your balance. The platform commission is 0%, and you can withdraw once your balance reaches $25.
There is no follower minimum. A clip from a new account earns what the same clip earns from an established one, because the rate is per thousand views and nothing else. What does matter is the campaign's payable threshold: views below it are not counted.
AI-made content: not accepted
This brand has not opted into AI-made video, so this campaign does not accept it. Campaigns that do say so on this page, in this spot — how AI content works here.
Before you post
Read the brief twice — once for what the brand wants and once for what it forbids. Most rejections are something the brief asked for and the clip did not have. Post from the account you joined with: a clip from a different one is caught when the views are collected. And apply the platform's own paid-partnership label before publishing, because a post taken down for missing it costs you the views you were going to be paid for — where that control lives on each platform.
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