Get your brand into millions of feeds

Every clip is read directly from the live post on TikTok or Instagram and logged on its own, with a timestamp. Nothing is self-reported by the creator, and any figure on your dashboard can be traced back to the individual video that earned it.

Creators verify ownership of an account before a single clip counts, and clips are checked for the engagement pattern bought views leave behind: view counts that move without the comments, shares and saves that normally come with them. Clips that fail are rejected and earn nothing.

You pay per view: billing runs against views that actually landed, at the rate in your quote. No retainer, no minimum term, no setup fee. You set the total budget and the campaign closes itself the moment it's spent, so you can't overspend. The same reach bought as paid social typically costs four to six times as much, and won't tell you which post earned it.

Yes. Your brief sets the rules: required footage, the hook, hashtags or sound, anything you don't want said, and a minimum view threshold before a clip counts. Clips that break the brief are rejected and earn nothing. What you don't do is approve each post individually; that's the trade that makes volume possible.

You spend proportionally less. Billing is against views delivered, so a campaign that underperforms costs less rather than costing the same. Unspent budget is never charged, and we'll tell you honestly whether the assets or the brief are the problem before you put more behind it.

Usually within a day of a campaign being approved. Clips tend to land fastest in the first 72 hours, which is when a release or a launch benefits most.

TikTok and Instagram. TikTok carries the majority of delivery today; Instagram works well as a second surface on the same assets.

Every campaign has a private share link that opens the live report with no account required. Send it to a manager, a label or a client. The full per-clip breakdown exports for anyone who needs it in a spreadsheet or a deck.