What gets made, who does what and how payment is determined. The brief or signed agreement sets the terms for each campaign.
Clipping campaign
Turn existing footage into short-form content with a fresh angle.
What gets made
Edits from brand-supplied footage
Where it goes
Channel post for view-priced work; agree file-only edits separately
How it is priced
Fixed view rate or shared view pool
The creator brings it to life
01
Check whether the campaign is open, requirements-based or application-only, and whether your track is eligible.
02
Join to access the source library, then cut your own edit within the brief's permissions.
03
For a view-priced campaign, publish on an allowed channel and submit the video URL, not your profile URL.
04
Keep the post public through the required period. Check readings, eligibility and payout status in the workspace.
The brand sets the brief
01
Supply footage you have permission to use, the creative angle and any must-include or prohibited claims.
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Set the allowed platforms, entry requirements, deadlines and payment rules before creators join.
03
Review each submitted clip against the brief. Keep creative approval separate from its view reading.
04
Follow eligible views through settlement, then track the payout queue and receipts.
Payment and evidence
Fixed rate or shared pool?
A fixed rate prices eligible verified views per 1,000, subject to the campaign's caps and available budget. A shared pool divides the campaign budget by eligible view share at settlement. A pool is not a promised fixed amount per post; check any stated floor and cap.
Which views count, and when?
Read the per-post minimum, creator-total minimum and maturation window on the campaign. The maturation window is the period before a reading is locked. Missing or ineligible readings are not guaranteed earnings, and views after the lock do not automatically add to the payout.
Can an edit be delivered without posting?
Yes, if file delivery is the agreed work. Agree its fee and handoff through an order or contract. Do not join a view-priced campaign expecting an unposted file to earn a view payout.
The details to agree
What needs to be in the brief?
Source footage, aspect ratio, length, captions, music permissions, allowed edits, platforms, deadline and whether posting or file delivery is required. Define any exclusivity before the creator accepts.
What happens if a post cannot be accepted?
Read the review reason and correct what is within the agreed scope. Duplicate posts, the wrong platform, inaccessible posts and missing evidence can prevent acceptance or settlement. A post being submitted is not a promise that it will earn.
Which delivery route should you use?
Published work uses the campaign's post-link form. For file-only work, agree the file handoff through the order or contract before accepting. The current campaign post form does not accept direct video uploads. Do not publish content just to make file-only work fit that form.
Affiliate campaigns require a creator-channel post. Clipping, UGC and influencer work can use an agreed file handoff or channel post, but a view-priced campaign still needs a measurable published post.
Approval is not a bank transfer.
Creative review, evidence checks, settlement and payout release are separate steps. Vouched remains in closed alpha; these guides do not announce public access or real payouts.
Your questions, answered.
How much do I earn?
Check the campaign's payment model before you start. For per-view work, the rate is shown for every 1,000 verified views. For example, 200,000 eligible views at ₱65 per thousand is ₱13,000 before applying the campaign's disclosed caps and requirements. This is an illustration, not a forecast of earnings.
When exactly do I get paid?
View-priced work waits for the required readings and settlement under the campaign's rules. An eligible payout then goes through admin review and release. A queued payout is not a completed transfer; follow its status in your workspace.
What if the campaign runs out of budget?
Check the campaign's remaining budget, payout system and per-creator cap before starting. Earnings remain subject to eligibility and those limits. Do not assume every submitted post is payable or that Vouched automatically tops up an exhausted budget.
Is there a minimum before I can get my money?
Check the withdrawable amount and current transfer quote in Earnings. Provider fees and release checks can affect the amount sent. Campaign eligibility minimums are separate from withdrawal rules, and a queued request is not a completed transfer.
Do I have to post on my own channel?
Only if the brief requires it. Clipping can involve delivering an edit or posting it, so confirm the delivery format, channel and payment model before accepting. The post-link and view rules below apply when the campaign calls for a published post.
How many views does one post need?
Read the per-post minimum on that campaign. A separate creator-total minimum may also apply. Meeting a view minimum does not override creative review, evidence requirements or budget caps.
When do my views stop counting?
The campaign shows the maturation window, after which eligible readings can be locked for settlement. Later views do not automatically add to the payout. A locked reading is not the same as approval or a completed payment, and disputes can still need review.
Which link do I paste?
The link to the video itself, not your profile page.
Check the link and the error shown before resubmitting. Common checks include:
You pasted your profile instead of the video.
You picked the wrong app from the list.
You used the in-app share link, the kind starting with vm.tiktok.com or fb.watch. Open the post in a browser and copy the address bar instead.
Can I post the same clip more than once?
Not the same clip, on the same account, for the same campaign. It counts once.
Can I send one post to two campaigns?
Only if the campaign says double-submissions are allowed. Most do not, and it will tell you.
Can I delete my post after?
Keep it available for the period agreed in the brief or contract, which may extend beyond payment. If it is removed or becomes inaccessible, tell the brand and follow the recorded review. Payment alone does not cancel a posting obligation.
Why can I not join some campaigns?
Three kinds exist and each says which it is.
Open: eligible creators can join, subject to account and track access.
Requirements: the campaign applies its stated criteria. Check your current evidence and any missing or declared metrics.
Application: a person reviews you before you are let in.
Do I have to send a screen recording of my stats?
Follow the evidence request shown for your account or campaign. Public profile reads and private analytics connections have different coverage. Bio verification proves account control, not every audience metric. A declared number is not a measured one, and unavailable analytics should not be treated as zero.
I do not meet the requirements. Can I still apply?
Check the campaign's current eligibility result and application action. An application is not an override for missing track or account requirements. If your evidence is stale or incorrect, address that first; acceptance is not guaranteed.
What does an exclusive campaign mean?
While you are in it, you post that brand's content only. You see this before you apply. Taking other work during it is a breach, so decide up front rather than after you are accepted.
What gets me removed?
These are examples of conduct that can lead to review or loss of access. They are not an exhaustive policy list; the applicable terms and recorded decision matter.
Buying views or using bots.
Posting someone else's work as your own.
Not saying a post is paid.
Taking a booking and then disappearing.
Do I have to say my post is an ad?
Disclose paid or gifted work as required by the brief and the platform, including its paid-partnership setting where applicable. Do not present a paid recommendation as an independent one.
I said yes to something but I cannot do it anymore.
Tell the brand early through the work's message or incident route. Check the agreement's cancellation terms and keep the reason with the record. Notice does not automatically cancel an obligation or guarantee a particular fee outcome.
Something went wrong and it was not my fault.
Use the relevant work or incident record to explain what happened and provide evidence. For an account problem, contact support through Feedback. Keep the reference number and recorded outcome; do not assume a report has automatically reversed a restriction or released payment.
Can I be in an exclusive campaign and take other work?
Read the actual exclusivity scope and dates before accepting. Restrictions can affect which other work you may take. Do not assume all exclusivity covers every activity, or that Vouched can prevent an off-platform conflict for you.
What each tier gets you
There are two separate ladders and they never mix. Checks are earned by doing the work and cost nothing. Plans are things you pay for, and they only unlock tools. Money cannot get you a check, and no check is ever withheld from someone who qualifies.
Checks, earned and free
Basic check
Free
You proved who you are and where your money goes.
Join any campaign you qualify for
Request a payout; admin sends the batch to GCash or Maya
Blue check
Free
You verified your social accounts, finished a few campaigns, and your score is high enough. Given automatically the moment you qualify.
Brands invite you instead of you applying
Your real results are shown to brands
Campaigns that need a proven track record
Gold check
Free
A person reviews you. Only creators who already hold a blue check can ask.
Brands can book you without a test campaign first
First pick of big packages and event work
Top of the list when results are equal
Plans, optional
Creator Free
₱0
Start with your phone, your ideas and the time you have.
Creator Pro
See pricing
Extra creative tools when you are ready for them.
Paying for Pro does not move your score, your check, or where you appear in a brand's list. If that ever stopped being true, the score would be worthless to the brands reading it.
Your score
A score that shows how reliable you are. At the start it is only a guess, based on your content and who follows you, and we label it as a guess so nobody mistakes it for a record. Once you finish campaigns, your real results replace the guess. You get a separate score for each kind of work, because clipping and influencer work are not the same job.
Moves it up
Finishing on time
Getting approved the first time
Keeping your posts up until you are paid
Real people watching and commenting
Finishing what you start
Moves it down
Handing work in late
Needing the same work fixed over and over
Cancelling, though telling us early costs much less
Going quiet after you accepted a job
Complaints proven true after you have had your say
Taking a post down before you are paid
Changes nothing
How many followers you have
Paying for Pro
How much a brand spends
Living in Manila or in a province
Why we do not show the exact formula
If we published the exact maths, people would work the maths instead of doing the work, and then the score would stop meaning anything to the brands reading it. So we show you what counts and which way it moves, and we keep the weights private. Every change to your score comes with a reason you can read, so it is never a mystery.
Know the fee before you accept
Vouched's platform fee is paid by the brand, not deducted from the creator's rate. Your eligible amount still follows the agreed payment model, evidence, caps and any contract retention. Check those terms before starting.