How it works
The machine, end to end.
What happens to a post after it goes up, what happens to the money before it moves, and what a number gets measured against. The inspector is a sample reading from fixtures, and it says so on its face. Live checks on a real post are the ones in The checks: the ad label, a live link, and a person confirming the count. Lab tools (loudness, fingerprints, brand-mark search) exist in the repo and are labelled sample until they run on every post.
The whole page changes. Same machine, your side of it.
Under the hood
The machine that gets you paid fairly.
It checks the ad label and the link, holds the count until it matures, and ranks you on results. You get proof you can show a brand, and numbers nobody can argue with.
- 3
- live checks on a real post
- 4
- earning tracks, one account
- 100%
- of the money escrowed before you post
- 72h
- views mature before they count
Proof you can show. Payment you can count on.
A clip, a video, a post goes up on the creator's own account. Link shape is checked on the way in.
- platform detectedtiktok
- link canonicalisedtracking stripped ✓
- post identityone id, duplicates collapse ✓
- frames fingerprintedsha256 d5994d63… · sample
The matching
You rise, the invite comes to you.
Your verified results score you against everyone else in your lane. Finish strong and you climb; top the board and the brand's invite lands with you, no applying.
A campaign · scoring the lane
Ranked #1
What moves you 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
Never counts, either way
- How many followers you have
- Paying for Pro
- How much a brand spends
- Living in Manila or in a province
The checks
You see every check, and you can argue with it.
Every post gets checked, and you see exactly what we found and why. If you think a check is wrong, you can dispute it and you get a real answer. A rejection without a reason is not something we do.
It is why we are called Vouched. We do the checking for you: the creators, the brands, the content, the numbers. Nobody on either side has to take the other’s word for it.
A post, checked
If a check could not run, that is our tooling failing, not you. It never counts against you.
Nothing is locked while it is still moving
Views have to mature before they count, so your number is read once it has settled rather than caught mid-climb.
A verdict always carries its reason
You get told what we found, in plain words, not a status code and a closed door.
The money exists before you post
A brand funds the work before you start, so approved work is already paid for. What you are owed is a line on a ledger nobody can quietly change, not a wallet number waiting on somebody's goodwill.
You get a say, and a real reply
Open a dispute and a person reviews it against the evidence. You will know what happened either way.
The money
The money is already there before you post.
A brand funds the campaign before you are asked to make anything, so the question is never whether the money exists. It is held against the work, and it is released when the checks pass and the brand approves.
Held
You fund the order. The money leaves your wallet and sits in escrow, assigned to this campaign and nobody else.
Working
The creator posts. The machine checks it and counts the views against the live post.
Maturing
Counts settle for 72 hours before they are locked, because a number on day one is not a number.
Released, or returned
You approve and it moves. You do not, and it does not. A frozen order returns to you.
What stops a payout
These are the exact sentences the system returns when it refuses to release money. Not a policy page. The check itself.
“The brand never funded this order. There is nothing to release.”
Escrow first. Nothing is owed until the money is actually held.
“The submission has not been approved.”
You approve. Not us, and not a timer.
“This payout is priced on views and no verified reading exists.”
The amount would rest on a number the creator typed.
“The creator has no approved identity verification.”
Paying now means paying someone nobody has checked.
“The submission is flagged for fraud.”
A flag stops money before it stops anything else.
“The post was taken down before payment.”
You paid for a post that is live, not one that was.
“An appeal on this order is still open.”
An argument in progress is not a settled bill.
Every one of those protects the brand, and three of them protect you: nothing gets paid on a number somebody typed, a live post cannot be quietly swapped, and an open appeal freezes the money instead of losing it.
The measurement
How we tell a real breakout from a good week.
One post beating another says nothing until you know what each of them normally does. Every post is measured against your own median and against the topic's, so a genuinely good post from a small account is not buried under a big account having an ordinary day.
What a post is measured against
Against your own median
A post is first compared to what you normally do. A creator with 4,000 average views who hits 40,000 has done something; the same 40,000 from someone who always gets 40,000 has not.
Against the topic's median
Then against everyone else posting on that subject in the same window. This is the one that separates a good post from a good week for the whole category.
Against time
How fast it got there, not just where it landed. A number reached in a day and a number reached in a month are different events wearing the same total.
When we refuse to call it anything
Not enough posts behind it
A topic needs a real sample before a percentile means anything. Under it, the post is marked unrated rather than given a rank it has not earned.
Beat only its own author
A post that beat your median but not the topic's is a fact about you, not a breakout. It is filtered out rather than dressed up.
The reading is not independent
A count that only exists because someone typed it is not a measurement, and it is not allowed to price anything.
We publish what a post is compared against and never the weights. A ranking formula in public is a specification for gaming it, and the day the exact numbers are known the score stops measuring performance and starts measuring who read the documentation. What you get instead is every input we used and how thin or solid the comparison was, so you can argue with a placement without having to guess at it.
The tools
Everything you get to win more work.
Tools are what a plan buys. They never move a check or a spot in a shortlist. A few are still coming; those are marked, not hidden.
Campaign discovery
Every open brief you qualify for, filtered to your rails.
Receipts
Verified views and earnings per post, on a page you can show any brand.
Payout tracker
What is owed, what cleared, and when the clock started.
Verified media kit
Your public creator card, appearance and links.
Video studio
Trim and resize, add subtitles, filter voice audio and overlay a brand logo. Your footage stays on your device.
Guides
Learn the workflow for clipping, UGC, influencer and affiliate campaigns.
Trend radar
Signal research: what is climbing in the topic of the brief you are shooting, measured twice, split by language.
Opener library
Titles that outperformed in your campaign's topic, with their numbers.
Hook generator
Openers written against the brief you are shooting, not against a blank box.
Rate calculator
Explore ranges from accepted quotes for comparable work, not a guaranteed price or paid-income report.
Leaderboard
See track rankings based on Vouch Score and completed work.
Priority QA
Your submissions are checked as though they arrived six hours earlier. Anything that has waited longer than that still goes first.