Creator verification levels
Quick answer. Every account has a verification level from L1 to L3, and a campaign can require a minimum. The level says how thoroughly the account behind the clip has been checked — it has nothing to do with audience size, and it does not change what you are paid per thousand views.
The three levels
L1 · Basic profile
An account with a verified email and the platform rules accepted. This is where every account starts, and most open campaigns ask for nothing more.
Email verified, platform rules accepted.
L2 · Verified social account
A connected social account that has been proved to be yours, by signing in through the platform or by placing a one-time code in your bio. Campaigns that want to know the clip will come from a real, reachable account ask for this.
At least one social account connected and bio-verified.
L3 · Documents and payout details
Payout details on file, identity reviewed, and a history on the platform. Campaigns with larger budgets or stricter brand requirements tend to sit here.
Payout method set, identity reviewed, approved work on the platform.
What a level is not
It is not a ranking of creators and it is not based on followers, average views or where your audience is. None of those are measured here: no follower count and no audience geography is collected anywhere on the platform, so no level could be based on them even if we wanted one to be. A new account at L2 joins the same campaigns as an established account at L2.
What does change with experience is the public profile you can publish once you have an approved, paid clip — that is work a brand can check, which is a different thing from a level. The creator directory.
How campaigns use them
A campaign states its minimum level before anyone joins, alongside its rate, its payable threshold and any cap. Separately, some campaigns require manual approval: you apply with your account and the brand decides, which is independent of your level. Private campaigns work that way, and their terms stay hidden until the application is accepted.
More on joining: UGC campaigns · clipping campaigns · how payment works · what an audience changes.
Questions
Does a higher level pay more?
No. The rate is per thousand verified views and is set by the campaign, not by your level. What the level changes is which campaigns you can join.
How do I move up a level?
Ask on your verification page. The request is recorded and reviewed by a person, so it is not instant — there is no automatic promotion based on follower count or view totals, and we would rather say that plainly than imply a threshold that does not exist.
Can I lose a level?
An account can be moved down if something it was granted for no longer holds, for example a social account that stops being verifiable.
Do I need L3 to get paid?
No. Payouts need a payout method, not a particular level. Withdrawals start at $25 at any level.