Get paid for the
videos you
already make.
Labels put money behind a sound. You use it in your video. You get paid for the views that video earns — counted automatically, checked every day. No screenshots, no chasing anyone for proof.
Takes about 30 seconds. We email you once, when it opens where you are.
Six steps, and you
already do three of them.
The only new part is applying first and waiting for the green light.
Pick a campaign
Browse sounds that labels and artists are paying to promote. You see the rate, the budget still left, and your cap before you commit.
Link an account
Link as many of your own TikTok accounts as you like, then choose which ones you want to use for this campaign.
Get approved
The marketer reviews and approves. Wait for that green light — anything you post before approval isn't tracked and isn't paid.
Post the sound
Make the video you'd make anyway, using that exact sound. We find it on your account — you don't submit links or screenshots.
Watch it add up
Every day we re-check your videos and update your balance. You can see the number we recorded for each one.
Cash out
Withdraw whenever your balance clears the minimum for your payout method — there's no fixed pay date. You'll see the fee and minimum for each method before you choose.
Every number, with a
timestamp on it.
The complaint we heard most was "my views aren't counting" — and the reason it festers is that nobody can point at anything. So we built the receipt first.
Per video, per day. If a number looks wrong you have a row to point at, not a feeling.
Where each method lands on fee and minimum, before you choose one. Bank transfers really do cost more — we'd rather show you than absorb it quietly.
Product screens are in progress — fees and minimums shown here are placeholders until we've signed a payout provider.
Do the math yourself.
Two numbers decide what you make: how many views you generate, and what the campaign pays per 10,000 of them. Across the campaigns we've run and the ones live on competing platforms, rates have run $1 to $3 per 10,000 views— we've left room above that for better-funded campaigns.
An estimate, not a promise. What you actually earn depends on which campaigns approve you, how your videos perform, and how much of the campaign budget is left when your views land.
We fixed the parts
creators complain about.
We ran real campaigns on the existing platforms and read their public creator communities for months. These are the complaints that came up over and over.
| The complaint | How it works today | How toky does it |
|---|---|---|
| "Two million of my views are missing" | Views collected in bulk by a scraper. Videos get missed — creators report their own counter at 200,000 while the platform shows zero. | We check the videos on your linked accounts every day and match them to the campaign sound. You see the daily number we recorded, per video, so you can tell us when something's off. |
| "I can't even open a ticket" | We watched their support system hit its channel limit — creators who needed help literally could not file a ticket, and ended up asking in public chat. | One inbox that can't fill up, and a real person reading it. We'll publish our response time and show you where your ticket stands. |
| "I did the work, the budget was empty" | We found live campaigns with under $20 of budget left, still open to applications. You post, the money's gone, you earn nothing. | Remaining budget and your personal cap are shown on the campaign before you apply. When a budget runs low, the campaign stops taking new creators. |
| "I'm waiting until the 15th" | Paid once a month on a fixed date. And when PayPal froze one creator's balance, the answer was "that's between you and PayPal." | Your balance updates daily and you withdraw when you've hit the minimum for your method — not on a calendar. We show the fee and the minimum for each method before you pick. |
Straight answers.
Do I need a lot of followers?+−
No. Campaigns pay for views, not followers. A small account whose video does well earns the same as a big account with the same views. Your TikTok does need to be public so we can see the videos, and individual campaigns can set their own requirements — you'll see those before you apply.
How do you count my views?+−
You link your TikTok accounts. Every day we look at the videos on those accounts and match them against the campaign's sound. If it's a match, it counts — you never send us links or screenshots. You can see the daily figure we recorded for each video, so if something looks wrong you have something concrete to point at.
What's the catch with the budget?+−
Every campaign has a fixed budget and a cap on how much any one creator can earn from it. Once the budget is spent, it's spent — more views won't earn more. That's true on every platform like this; the difference is we show you the remaining budget and your cap on the campaign page before you apply, instead of letting you find out afterwards.
What happens if I delete a video?+−
If you delete a video or make it private, it stops earning, and earnings for it that you haven't withdrawn yet are removed — the marketer isn't getting those views anymore. We wait a short grace period first, so a temporary glitch doesn't cost you. Money you've already withdrawn stays yours.
How and when do I get paid?+−
Your balance updates daily and you withdraw when you want, once you're above the minimum for your chosen method. Minimums differ by method because the rails do: PayPal costs us almost nothing to send, a bank transfer has a flat fee that would eat a small payout alive. So PayPal will have a low minimum and bank transfer a higher one — and we'll show you both numbers up front rather than burying them.
Can I get paid to M-Pesa or GCash?+−
Not at launch. PayPal and bank transfer are what we're building first. Mobile money and e-wallets are what we're investigating next, and honestly the waitlist is how we decide — that's why we ask how you get paid today. If enough people in your country say M-Pesa, that changes our roadmap.
Is this available in my country?+−
We're opening country by country, based on where we can actually pay people reliably. Tell us where you are on the waitlist — we prioritise the countries where we see real demand and have a working payout method.
What does it cost me?+−
Nothing to join and nothing to use. We're paid by the marketers running campaigns, not out of your earnings. If the payout method itself charges a transfer fee, we show it to you before you confirm the withdrawal.
Do I have to mark the video as an ad?+−
Yes, and it's a condition of getting paid. You turn on TikTok's "Disclose commercial content" toggle and put a clear word in your caption — at the start, not buried at the bottom. It takes five seconds. Most platforms in this space quietly skip it; we don't, because it's the law where we're registered and because your followers deserve to know. A video without the disclosure doesn't earn.
Should I switch to a Business account?+−
No — and this one matters. TikTok blocks Business accounts from the general music library, so if you switch, you lose access to campaign tracks entirely and stop earning. Stay on a personal or Creator account.
Can I use bought or bot views?+−
No — it's against the rules. If we find bought or botted views the earnings are void and the account comes off the platform. Not worth it.