Trust & Safety
Honest views.
Honest money.
A pay-per-view marketplace only works if the views are real. Here's exactly what stands between fake engagement and your money.
Verified accounts only
Clippers post only from accounts they've proven they own — a unique code in the bio, checked by our bot. No verified account, no earnings. Throwaway accounts can't get in.
Views from official sources
YouTube views come from the YouTube Data API. Instagram views come through our tracking integration. Nobody self-reports numbers, and nobody types view counts into a form — the platform reads them directly.
Every clip passes human review
Before a single view counts, an admin confirms the clip is from a verified account and fits the campaign. Uploads sit in pending review until approved. Rejected clips come back with a reason.
Spike detection
View snapshots are recorded over time, and sudden spikes that don't match real viewing patterns get flagged for manual review before they count toward anyone's earnings or a brand's spend.
Money moves on a schedule
Earnings settle in monthly payout cycles, and payouts only go out once a balance clears $10. Smaller balances carry forward — they never vanish. Brands prepay and cap every campaign, so spend can never run past the budget.
What happens when someone cheats
Viewbots, engagement pods, bought views — flagged clips go to manual review, and confirmed fraud means suspension: no uploads, no earnings. If you believe a flag was wrong, you can appeal through our Grievance Officer, with a decision back within 30 days.