# Get paid for every view

> Just Say It pays approved creators for the views their videos get: $2 per 1,000 verified views, rising to $4 with a contract as your views add up. A video that reaches 10,000 verified views is paid for every one of them — views, not videos: a video nobody watches earns nothing.

- Starter: $2 per 1,000 verified views — the rate you start on.
- Pro: $3 per 1,000 verified views once your videos in the program pass 1,000,000 verified views.
- Partner: $4 per 1,000 verified views and the offer of a monthly contract once they pass 5,000,000.
- A viral bonus on one video: $250 at 250,000 views, $1,000 at 1,000,000.

Views, not videos: a video that reaches 10,000 verified views is paid for every one of them; below that it earns nothing, however good it is. Only creators we approve are paid — [apply below](https://justsayit.ai/creators#apply), and read [the rules](https://justsayit.ai/creators#rules) first.

> This page describes a program for approved creators. It is not an offer to pay anyone for a post. Payment is owed only under a Creator Agreement we sign with you after approving you in writing, and only for posts registered and verified under it. Posting about Just Say It, tagging us, or sending us a video without approval creates no obligation on either side.

## The rates, compared

What creators are usually paid, by the people who publish the figures, beside what this program pays. Checked 2026-09-26; programs change their rates, so check them yourself.

**What creators are paid, by who publishes it — checked 2026-09-26**

| Program | What it pays | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| A standard UGC video | A flat fee per video, watched or not: a median of $150 (an average asking price of $212) among the creators surveyed. | [inBeat, UGC rates (2026)](https://inbeat.agency/blog/ugc-rates) |
| AI-app UGC programs | $25 to $35 a video, plus view bonuses, in programs posted to r/UGCcreators. | [$25 a video + view bonuses](https://www.reddit.com/r/UGCcreators/comments/1p4sczh/paid_25_per_video_view_bonuses_up_to_5000/) · [$35 base a video](https://www.reddit.com/r/UGCcreators/comments/1qggnlc/paid_ugc_opportunity_ai_toolsapps_niche_base_pay/) |
| Pay-per-view clipping marketplaces | About $1 per 1,000 views on average, at the rate each campaign sets — before the marketplace’s flat 10% creator fee. | [Whop: clippers average $1 per 1,000 views](https://whop.com/blog/content-rewards/) · [Content Rewards creator terms (10% fee)](https://contentrewards.com/terms) |
| TikTok Creator Rewards | About $0.40 to $1.00 per 1,000 views (an estimate), for accounts with 10,000 followers and videos of a minute or more; paid promotions are excluded. | [Influencer Marketing Hub (estimate)](https://influencermarketinghub.com/how-much-does-tiktok-pay/) · [TikTok’s program rules](https://www.tiktok.com/support/faq_detail?id=7581821550694013452) |
| Just Say It | $2 to $4 per 1,000 verified views — no fee taken — for every view of a video that reaches 10,000; plus $250 at 250,000 and $1,000 at 1,000,000 on one video. Approved creators only. | [The rules, below](https://justsayit.ai/creators#rules) |

Starter pays about twice the clipping marketplaces’ average of about $1 per 1,000 views — and that average is before their 10% fee — and Partner about four times. A flat fee pays for the video whether anyone watches it; this program pays for the watching. And a sponsored post cannot earn TikTok’s own rewards: its rules exclude paid promotions.

## How it works

1. Apply with the form below: your profiles, your niche, one of your videos. We look at every application ourselves.
2. Get approved: you accept the Creator Agreement, set up payouts with our payout service (it collects the tax forms), and receive your own tracked link and the brief.
3. Post and register: a public video on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube — Reels and Shorts count — on the brief, disclosed as paid (said in the video, the platform's paid-partnership label and #ad), your link where the platform allows it. Register the post here within 7 days of posting.
4. Get paid for views: at day 30 you send a screen recording of the post's analytics; we check it against the public count. At 10,000 verified views or more it is paid 15 days after its window closes.

## The creator kit: hooks and scripts

A hook for the first two seconds, what to show, and the payoff — by niche. Each is something the product does today; film it doing it, in your own words.

### Meetings and work

- Hook: “I haven’t made a slide in three weeks.”
- Show: a meeting where you just talk — a figure becomes a chart, a name gets a face, a city gets a map, before the sentence ends.
- Payoff: someone asks what was decided last week, and the answer comes back from that meeting’s notes.

### Teaching

- Hook: “My students think I prepared this.”
- Show: “show us the eight planets in order from the sun” — the grid of planets, pictures and all, while you are still talking.
- Payoff: the notes of the lesson are kept for everyone, one page per topic.

### Sales

- Hook: “This is how I pitch now.”
- Show: say the numbers out loud — “4.2 million, up from 3.1” — and the chart is on the screen before you finish.
- Payoff: no deck built the night before; the whole pitch is kept as a replay and a deck.

### Coaching

- Hook: “Watch the board move while I coach.”
- Show: call the change — “push the striker out to the left wing” — and the formation moves.
- Payoff: the session is kept as notes for the team.

### Students and study

- Hook: “Our study group has a screen that keeps up.”
- Show: talk through the chapter; the points land as a list.
- Payoff: “show me the notes on that” brings the whole section back.

### Trip planning and travel

- Hook: “We planned the whole trip by talking.”
- Show: “things to do in Patagonia in the spring?” — a list and a map; “zoom in” zooms it.
- Payoff: the plan is kept as notes to come back to.

### Chess and games

- Hook: “I just said the opening’s name.”
- Show: “show me the main line of the London System” — the board opens and the moves play one by one.
- Payoff: every move explained out loud as it lands.

## Briefs

Titles people search for. A brief says what to show; how you tell it is yours.

- “I stopped making slides — Just Say It vs PowerPoint”: a meeting before and after; show the screen keeping up while you talk.
- “Just Say It vs Otter for meetings”: notes after the meeting against a screen during it — say only what the [comparison pages](https://justsayit.ai/compare) say about the other product.
- “Just Say It vs Gamma”: a deck made before the meeting against a screen made during it — the same rule.
- “I asked my meeting what we decided last week”: the memory of earlier meetings, answered out loud.
- “A lesson with no slides prepared”: a classroom, a chess opening or a trip, talked through.

## Files to use

- [The launch film (MP4, 1280 × 720, 32 seconds)](https://justsayit.ai/site/film/film.mp4): room by room, the screen keeping up; reframe it for vertical and keep the name visible
- [Its captions (WebVTT)](https://justsayit.ai/site/film/film.vtt): the narrator’s lines, timed
- [The card (PNG, 1200 × 630)](https://justsayit.ai/brand/og.png): the name and the line, for a thumbnail or an end card
- [The brand kit](https://justsayit.ai/brand): the wordmark in both colours, the colours, the one-line description

While you are in the program you get a Pro account for filming, on us, so every take shows the real product with room to spare.

## What a post may say — and what it may not

You may say:

- What you saw on your own screen when you used it, in your own words.
- That it is free to try for ten minutes with no account and no card, and the plans and prices as they are on the [pricing page](https://justsayit.ai/pricing).
- The one line: “Just Say It is meeting software that builds the screen while you talk — slides as you speak, and the notes kept.”
- The facts on the [comparison pages](https://justsayit.ai/compare), when you compare it with another product.

You may not say:

- “Patented” — it is patent pending, not patented.
- Anything about how it works inside. Say what it did, not how.
- Results you did not see yourself: accuracy, speed, savings, grades, sales.
- Anything about another product beyond the facts on our comparison pages — and no put-downs of other products or people.
- That you are not paid, or anything that hides the paid relationship.

Use it for real before you post about it: a paid post is a testimonial, and it has to reflect what you actually saw.

## Disclosure, platform by platform

Every post for the program says it is paid. The FTC’s Endorsement Guides count “the possibility of being paid” as a material connection ([16 CFR 255.5](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-255/section-255.5)), so a post made in the hope of being paid discloses too — and buying views, likes or followers is against the FTC’s rule on fake indicators of social media influence ([16 CFR 465.8](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-D/part-465/section-465.8)).

- **TikTok** — Before you post, tap Content disclosure and ads, turn on Disclose commercial content and choose Branded content — TikTok labels the post “Paid partnership”. ([TikTok’s help](https://www.tiktok.com/support/faq_detail?id=7636670088170904085))
- **Instagram** — Turn on the paid partnership label when you post the reel — Instagram shows “Paid partnership” above it. Branded content has to be enabled in your settings first. ([Instagram’s help](https://help.instagram.com/1109894795810258))
- **YouTube** — In the video’s details, under Paid promotion, say yes — YouTube adds its disclosure label at the start of the video. ([YouTube’s help](https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/154235))
- **Everywhere** — Say it in the video itself — on screen and out loud, “this is an ad” or “sponsored by Just Say It” — and put #ad at the start of the caption, where people see it without opening anything. The platform’s label goes beside your own words, not instead of them. ([The FTC’s guide for creators](https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/disclosures-101-social-media-influencers))

## The rules

- **Who** — Approved creators only, 18 or older: apply, get accepted, accept the Creator Agreement, set up payouts, then post with your tracked link and the brief. A post from anyone else earns nothing.
- **What counts** — A public post on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube (Reels and Shorts included), on the brief, disclosed as paid — said in the video, the platform's paid-partnership label and #ad — with your link where the platform allows it, registered with us within 7 days of posting.
- **Views counted** — The first 30 days after posting, as the platform's own analytics show them — a screen recording of the analytics at day 30, checked against the public count. At least 10,000 verified views to qualify; below that, $0.
- **Rates** — Starter $2 per 1,000 verified views to start · Pro $3 from 1,000,000 lifetime verified views in the program · Partner $4 and the offer of a monthly contract (a retainer and first look at briefs) from 5,000,000. A video that qualifies is paid for all its verified views. No platform cut.
- **Viral bonus** — $250 at 250,000 views; $1,000 at 1,000,000 views — on one video, once each.
- **Caps** — $3,000 per video, views and bonuses together; $5,000 per creator per month unless under a Partner contract.
- **The budget** — The program runs on a fixed monthly budget. Views are paid first come, first served from it; when it is spent, registrations pause for everyone until the 1st of the next month. Views already earned are paid.
- **The stop switch** — We can pause new registrations at any time, and end the program — or a creator's part in it — with 14 days' notice. Views already earned under the rules are paid. A change to these rules applies only to posts registered after it.
- **Never paid** — Bought views, bots, view farms and engagement pods (the post is forfeited and the creator removed); posts without the disclosure; off-brief posts or false claims (declined within 7 days of registration, with the reason); posts deleted before day 30.
- **Payment** — Monthly through our payout service, 15 days after a post's 30-day window closes. The service collects the tax information it needs when you set up payouts; the tax on what you earn is yours.
- **Rights** — The video stays yours. We may repost and stitch it on our own channels, with credit. Running it as a paid ad is a separate paid licence, agreed per video ($200 for 90 days).

The full terms are the [Creator Program Terms](https://justsayit.ai/creator-terms). Questions before you apply: [contact@elav8.ai](mailto:contact@elav8.ai).

## Questions

### Who can apply?

Anyone 18 or older who posts short videos on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube. We look at how your videos get watched and how well they fit the product more than at the follower count — a small account whose videos are watched is welcome.

### Can I post before I am approved?

You can post what you like, but only posts from approved creators, registered within 7 days, earn anything. Posting about Just Say It, tagging us, or sending us a video without approval creates no obligation on either side. And a post made in the hope of being paid must be disclosed as an ad: the possibility of payment counts, under the FTC's rules.

### What does “verified views” mean?

The views the platform itself counts for the post in its first 30 days. At day 30 you send a screen recording of the post's analytics and we check it against the public count. Views from ads you ran, bought views, bots, view farms and engagement pods never count.

### When does payment arrive?

Monthly, through our payout service, 15 days after a post's 30-day window closes — about 45 days after you post.

### Which countries?

Wherever our payout service can pay you out. Its onboarding says so before anything else; if it cannot, we will tell you before you post.

### What about taxes?

The payout service collects the tax information it needs when you set up payouts. You are an independent creator, not an employee: the tax on what you earn is yours.

### Who owns the video?

You do. We may repost and stitch it on our own channels with credit. Running it as a paid ad is a separate licence, paid and agreed per video ($200 for 90 days).

### Do I have to say nice things about it?

No. Say what you actually saw when you used it. The only requirements are the disclosure and the brief — nothing requires you to praise it.

### What happens when the budget runs out?

Views are paid first come, first served from the month's budget. When it is spent, registrations pause for everyone until the 1st of the next month; views already earned are paid.

## Apply

Your name, one to four links to your profiles on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, your niche, one to three links to your videos, where your audience is and an address we can answer — and, if you like, your follower count and the views a typical video gets. Then one box to tick: that you are 18 or older, and that applying is not approval. The form keeps your application in a file the makers read, with the statement you ticked and the date of the terms you read, and sends one mail to us and one to you; nothing else is done with it. Without a script, or if you prefer mail, write the same to [contact@elav8.ai](mailto:contact@elav8.ai).

Approved already? Register each post with the second form, within 7 days of posting: its link, the account that posted it, your code from the approval mail, the day it went up.

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