Big following?
Small following?
Doesn't matter here.

No. There is no follower minimum. You are paid for the verified views your posts earn, not for your follower count. Some campaigns set a minimum trust score, quality score, past earnings or past views, which you build by having posts approved.

Yes. Signing up, joining campaigns and submitting posts are free. The only cost is a processing fee on withdrawals, which is shown to you before you confirm, plus whatever your own bank charges.

Sign up, choose a username and open Campaigns. You can filter by platform, reward type, status and access, or show only the campaigns you are eligible for. Each campaign shows its brief, rules, budget, reward model, deadline and leaderboard before you join. Some campaigns are restricted: you answer a few questions from the brand and get access once approved. Others are private and reachable only by invite link.

YouTube (including Shorts), Instagram Reels and TikTok for video campaigns. Connect the account you post from in Settings first. You can only submit public posts from your own connected account. X (Twitter) campaigns work differently: you join the campaign and your matching posts are tracked automatically.

Post the video on your own account, then open the campaign and submit the link while the campaign is live. You can pick the video from your connected account or paste its URL. The post must be public and must follow the campaign brief and rules. By default each campaign accepts one post per creator; brands can allow more, up to 100.

Some brands turn on review before posting. You upload the raw video (MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 100 MB and 3 minutes) as a draft, the brand approves it or asks for a revision, and you post the approved version and submit its link. Only posts tied to an approved draft count in those campaigns.

By the verified views on the posts you submit, read directly from YouTube, Instagram or TikTok through your connected account. Metrics are refreshed on a schedule while the campaign is live, and you can refresh a campaign's metrics yourself every two hours from the campaign page. Views are frozen once review starts, so your payout is based on a fixed number. You can see your views and rank on the campaign leaderboard at any time.

It depends on the campaign's reward model and your verified views:

CPM: a rate per 1,000 views, for example $1 per 1,000. A post with 50,000 views earns $50. Posts below the campaign's minimum views earn nothing, and views above the maximum are not counted.
Leaderboard: the top-ranked posts split a prize pool by rank.
Milestone: a fixed amount for the highest view target your post reaches. Some tiers are limited to the first creators to get there.
Dual Rewards: CPM plus milestone payouts in one campaign.

Brands can also set a maximum a single creator can earn in a campaign. It is shown on the campaign page.

On campaigns marked Best platform paid, if you post on more than one platform you are paid only for the platform that earns you the most (bonuses included). Your other platforms count $0 and show as "Not counted". Ties go to the platform listed first on the campaign, and your leading platform can change until views are locked for payout.

After the campaign ends, the brand or our team reviews every post and approves or rejects it. Once review is complete, our team credits approved earnings to your Game of Creators wallet. You can withdraw from a $5 minimum.

India: UPI, bank transfer, Skydo or crypto. UPI and bank transfers are paid in rupees.
Other countries: crypto, as SOL, USDT or USDC on Solana, or BNB and USDT on BNB Smart Chain.

Any processing fee is shown before you confirm. You can cancel a pending withdrawal and the money returns to your wallet.

Yes. Join as many campaigns as you like and submit a separate post for each. A post has to follow the brief of the campaign you submit it to, and brands reject duplicates and posts that do not match their brief, so make each post for its campaign.

A post is rejected when it breaks the brief or rules, violates the terms, is inappropriate, uses content you do not have rights to, is a duplicate, has been deleted or made private, or does not meet the quality bar. Rejected posts are not paid and lower your trust score, which some campaigns use as a minimum to join.

Your trust score counts your approved posts minus your rejected posts, as a percentage of your approved posts, so every rejection costs you more than one approval earns. Your quality score is a 1 to 5 rating a reviewer gives each approved post; you have no quality score until a post has been scored. Brands can set minimums for either when they create a campaign, so a clean record opens more campaigns to you.

Clipping campaigns: short clips you cut from the brand's long-form content, such as podcasts, streams, interviews, music and trailers.
UGC campaigns: original short-form video you make yourself about the product.
X campaigns: posts on X that match the campaign's keywords or mentions.

Each campaign brief says what is allowed, what to include and what to avoid.

You keep ownership of your post and it stays on your account. Our terms give Game of Creators a licence to show and promote your content, and each campaign brief says what the brand may do with the posts it pays for and what footage you may use. Read the brief before you post, and only use material you have the rights to.

Yes. Share your referral link. When a creator joins through it, they get $0.50 in their wallet and you earn a 10% commission on their campaign winnings, up to $100 in total, credited by our team as their payouts are processed. Completing your own profile also earns a one-time $0.50 bonus.

Join the free creator community on Discord or email support@gameofcreators.com. Instagram connection problems are covered in the Instagram connection FAQ.