CPM marketplace for brands and creators
Set a CPM from $1 and fund a campaign from $5,000. Verified creators post on their own TikTok and Instagram accounts. You pay for the views we verify, and creators earn 50% of the spend.
Posts on hold wait for a person.
How payment works, illustrated.
€20,000+paid to creators
Brands already work with us.
Creators who join post on their own accounts and get paid per 1,000 verified views.
Views are estimated, never guaranteed.
Same rules as the product: you set the CPM, creators earn 50% of the spend.
Typical: $2 to $5
1,666,666 verified views
The most this budget can pay for
Delivered views depend on the creators who join and how their posts do. Views are never guaranteed, and spending stops when the budget is used.
Start a campaign with this budgetExample. At a $3 CPM, a post with 100,000 verified views costs the brand $300 and earns the creator $150.
Describe the product and the angle. Set your CPM and prepay a budget.
Verified creators apply with their own accounts. You pick who joins, or invite creators yourself.
Creators publish on their own TikTok and Instagram accounts and send you the link.
We count views on each creator's verified account during the tracking window, 7 days by default. Your budget covers the views we count.
Add your profile, then paste a short code into your bio to show it's yours.
Pick campaigns that fit your account and send an application.
Make the content yourself or generate it in VB Studio. Add the paid partnership label and send the post link within 30 minutes of publishing. Later links can't be paid.
You earn 50% of what the brand pays for your verified views. Request a payout from $20.
Every post on every campaign goes through the same checks.
Creators prove an account is theirs by adding our code to the profile bio. They can remove it after the check.
The post link must arrive within 30 minutes of publishing. Views on a fresh post are the easiest to tell apart from bought ones, so later links are not paid.
We read each post's view count often in the first hours, then daily until the tracking window ends, 7 days by default.
When a campaign asks for an audience in certain countries, creators upload analytics screenshots or a screen recording. An AI model reads the country shares.
Posts with unusual view jumps go on hold before they earn.
A person reviews every post on hold. Brands also approve each post before it earns.
Views come from the public counts on each post, so they are estimates.
Post on your own TikTok or Instagram account. We count your verified views and you earn for every 1,000.
Add your profile and paste a short code into your bio. You can remove it after verification.
Apply with a verified account. Some campaigns ask for an audience in certain countries.
Publish on your own account with the paid partnership label. Make the content yourself or generate it in VB Studio.
Send the link here within 30 minutes of publishing. Links sent later can't be paid.
You earn 50% of what the brand pays for your verified views. Request a payout from $20.
Payouts from $20 by PayPal, Wise, bank transfer or crypto, paid by hand. The status of every request shows on your Earnings page.
Every paid post carries the platform's paid partnership label or #ad.
One price, set by the brand. Half goes to the creator who made the views.
Example. At a $3 CPM, a post with 100,000 verified views costs the brand $300 and earns the creator $150.
Made in VB Studio
Creators can generate slideshows and videos with VB Studio from a campaign brief, then post them on their own accounts. They can film their own content too.
See VB StudioPaste the campaign brief and get slides drawn and written for you.
Describe the video, add a style reference if you have one, and get an edited cut.
Add a voice to your video, with captions.
On Instagram, post reels. Photo posts usually don't show a view count.
You pay your CPM for each 1,000 verified views, from a prepaid budget of at least $5,000. CPM starts at $1; most campaigns run at $2 to $5. Creators earn 50% of what you pay.
No. Views depend on the creators who join and how their posts do. Your budget pays only for verified views, and spending stops when it runs out.
We check every submitted post on a schedule: often in the first hours after it goes live, then once a day until the tracking window ends, 7 days by default. The window starts when the brand approves the post. Counts come from the public numbers on the post, so they are estimates.
Creators prove they own an account before they can apply. Each post is matched to the account it was submitted from and must be sent within 30 minutes of publishing. We follow the view count of every post over time, and posts with unusual jumps go on hold for review before they earn. Posts published before the application are not accepted.
Yes. Every post needs the platform's paid partnership label or #ad. Creators confirm this when they submit a post, and brands review posts before they earn.
Creators upload screenshots or a screen recording of their analytics, on the audience countries page. We read the country shares from the files and use them for campaigns that ask for a certain audience.
Views on a fresh post are the easiest to tell apart from bought views. If the link arrives later, we can't be sure how the views grew, so a late post is not paid.
Creators can request a payout once they have $20 available. Requests are paid by hand through PayPal, Wise, bank transfer or crypto, and the status shows on the Earnings page.
Campaigns say which accounts they are looking for. Verify your account with the bio code and apply to the ones that fit.
TikTok and Instagram. On Instagram, post reels, because photo posts usually don't show a view count.
Yes. Creators can generate slideshows and videos in VB Studio from a campaign brief, or film their own content.
