Questions, answered straight.

Connect your account from your dashboard and you'll get a unique verification code. Put that code in the account's bio. For YouTube, our bot checks the bio automatically. For Instagram, our bot checks the bio too. Only YouTube and Instagram are supported at launch — TikTok and X aren't available yet.

Every clip sits in pending review until an admin approves it — usually to confirm it's from one of your verified accounts and fits the campaign. Only approved clips get tracked for views. Rejected clips come back with a reason so you know what to fix.

YouTube views come straight from the YouTube Data API. Instagram views are fetched through our view-tracking integration. We take a snapshot the moment you upload, then refresh all clips once daily, so only genuine accumulated views count toward your earnings — sudden spikes get flagged for review.

Earnings settle in monthly payout cycles, one per campaign per calendar month. Once a cycle closes and your balance clears the $10 payout minimum, it's marked for payment. If you're under $10, the balance carries forward into the next month — it never expires or gets dropped.

Campaigns can set minimum view thresholds per post and per clipper. Clips below the per-post minimum don't count toward earnings at all — that's the brand's quality filter, and it's visible before you submit, so there are no surprises.

Fake engagement — viewbots, engagement pods, bought views. Our scan looks for view spikes that don't match real viewing patterns, and flagged clips go to manual review. Suspended accounts can't upload or earn. If you think a flag was wrong, you can appeal through the Grievance Officer page.

You set a budget cap and a per-view rate for your campaign. Clippers earn based on verified views at your rate, and Wondeed's platform fee is agreed per campaign (standard rate 20% of spend). There are no setup fees, subscriptions, or seat charges — money only moves when views happen.

Yes — brands top up their balance before a campaign goes live. It's prepay only. Your spend can never exceed your budget cap: when the budget runs out, the campaign pauses automatically and clippers stop earning against it.

Three layers. First, clippers can only post from verified accounts — accounts they proved they own with a bio code. Second, views come from official sources — the YouTube Data API for YouTube, our tracking integration for Instagram — not self-reported numbers. Third, spike detection flags unnatural view patterns for manual review before they count toward your spend.

Every clip passes admin review before it's tracked. That means a human confirms the clip is from a verified account and fits your campaign before a single view counts toward your budget. You can also set minimum view thresholds per post so low-effort clips never earn.

When you request brand access you pick a rough range: under $1K, $1K–$5K, $5K–$25K, or $25K and up. That helps us match you with the right clippers and campaign setup. Your per-campaign budget cap is what actually controls spend.

Yes. Campaigns pause automatically when the budget cap is hit, and you can pause manually any time from your dashboard. Remaining budget stays in your balance for future campaigns.

A live view of verified views per clip, spend against your budget cap, and which clippers are driving reach. Payout cycles close monthly, so you always know exactly what each month cost and what it bought.