Per-view brand deals for creators with an audience
Quick answer. Campaigns here pay per thousand verified views rather than a flat fee per post. You keep posting from your own account, the view count is read from the platform’s API rather than from a screenshot you send, and the payout follows the number. Some campaigns are open to everyone; others are gated by verification level or require an application the brand approves.
Per view instead of per post
A flat fee is agreed before anyone knows how the post performs, so both sides are guessing. Per-view pricing moves that risk: the campaign publishes a rate per thousand verified views, a payable minimum and a cap on any single submission before you join, and what you earn follows what the post actually did.
Which is better depends on your numbers, and it is not always this one — the honest comparison covers when a flat fee wins.
What an audience actually changes here
Not the rate
The rate is per thousand verified views and is set by the campaign. A clip from a large account earns the same per thousand views as a clip from a small one; the large account simply tends to reach more of them.
Which campaigns you can join
Campaigns can require a verification level from L1 to L3, and some require an application the brand approves before you can start. That is where an established account is at an advantage — what each level means.
Invitations
Private campaigns are approved individually. Their rate and budget stay hidden until your application is accepted, which is why their cards read «rate shown after approval».
A profile a brand can check
Once you have an approved, paid clip you can publish a public profile listing your verified accounts and the work that was actually approved here. It is a media kit nobody has to take on trust — the directory.
Disclosure is yours, and it differs by country
Every paid post carries the platform’s own paid-partnership label, and on top of that your national regulator has its own rules about wording, placement and who is answerable for getting it wrong. Those differ more than people expect — the UK names the influencer in published rulings, Australia’s code formally binds the business instead, and the FTC says a platform’s own toggle does not shift the duty at all.
Getting paid
Balances are held in USD, the platform commission is 0% and you can withdraw once your balance reaches $25. Payouts go out by crypto (USDT, BTC or ETH). Campaign dates are handled in UTC, so a deadline is the same instant wherever you are — convert it to your own time rather than assuming local midnight.
No country is blocked from joining, and nothing about the rate depends on where your audience is. We do not collect audience geography, so we cannot and do not sell campaigns on it.
Where to go next
Getting brand deals with a small audience · Per view or flat fee · how clipping campaigns work · how UGC campaigns work.