Find campaigns
Open Campaigns in the left menu. Campaigns in your niches come first, then by rate, budget left and how new they are. Each card shows the brand, the rate per 1,000 views, an estimate for your typical views, and the rupees left.
Where to look
Open Campaigns in the left menu. Switch between the UGC and Clipping tabs, and filter by niche or by a minimum rate per 1,000 views.
The Featured brands row at the top shows campaigns from brands that chose to appear on the public leaderboards. Scroll it sideways to see more.
How campaigns are ordered
- Campaigns in your niches come first, then related niches, then the rest.
- Within that, a higher rate compared with similar campaigns, more budget left, and newer campaigns rank higher. Featured brands get a small boost.
What a campaign card tells you
- The brand's picture and name, and the campaign title.
- The rate per 1,000 verified views.
- An estimate for you: what a reel would earn at your typical views. It uses your recent reels; new creators are estimated at 5,000 views. Any cap per reel is shown too.
- ₹ left: the real budget still available. You never see a brand's total budget, only what is left.
- Budget running low: shown once 15% or less of the budget is left.
- Budget used up: the campaign is out of money and takes no new bookings. Reels already submitted keep tracking.
- The end date, how many creators are in, the niches, and any target city.
- Tags such as Featured, Your niche and Claimed (you have an open booking).
Why some campaigns are not shown
- New campaigns show only to creators in matching niches for the first 24 hours, then to everyone.
- City-targeted campaigns (for restaurants and local businesses) show only to creators with at least 30% of their audience in that city.
- Campaigns that are paused, ended or out of budget leave the list.
When you find one you like, open it to read the full brief, then book it. See Book a campaign.
More in Campaigns & booking
Open the campaign and click "Claim this campaign". It reserves part of the budget for you for 72 hours. Post your reel and submit it before the booking expires.
In UGC campaigns you make original reels about a brand's product. In Clipping campaigns you edit raw footage a show or podcaster provides. Both pay per 1,000 verified views and use the same payouts.
Clipping campaigns list raw footage on the campaign page. Download a cut, edit your own reel from it, credit the source as the brief asks, and submit it like any reel. Some cuts are for Pro members.
Still need help?
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