profit.social runs paid creator campaigns for app makers. You post in your own style, and you get paid for the views your videos actually earn.
See the open campaign Join the communityMost brand deals are a negotiation before anything is made: a flat fee, a follower count, a long thread about whether it was worth it. This is the other way round. There is no fee to agree on and nothing to pitch — you take a campaign, you post, and the video's own performance decides what it earned.
That means a small account with a video that travels is paid like a video that travelled, and a large account having a quiet week is not paid for a week it did not have. There is no follower minimum, because followers are not what we are counting.
Creators can also bring in other creators. When someone joins through your code you keep earning a share of what they post, and of what the people they bring in post, two levels down. Nobody is paid for a signup: every cent in the system is paid against views that happened.
You join a campaign. You get the brief, plus one tracking link that sends iPhones to the App Store and Android phones to Google Play. It goes in your bio.
You post. Your hook, your edit, your face. The one hard rule is that it has to be marked as an ad — the Branded Content toggle, or #ad in the caption.
We read the views. You connect TikTok once, and the view count comes straight from your own account. No screenshots to send, no numbers to argue about.
You get paid out. Earnings appear on your dashboard as views come in, settle after a holding period, and go to your PayPal or Wise.
Not from a screenshot you send us, and not from a number we type in. You authorise a read-only connection to TikTok, and the figure you see is the figure you are paid on.
Earnings are held for a period before they become payable. That window is what lets a deleted video or a burst of bought views be unwound before money moves, rather than clawed back after.
Growth that outruns anything organic is flagged for review instead of being paid out blind. Going viral is fine. Buying views is not, and it is easier to spot than it looks.
Paid posts have to be labelled as ads. It is the law in the US, UK and EU, it protects your account as much as the brand, and an undisclosed video does not earn.
Everyone in profit.social has the same problem at the same time: the first three seconds. The community is where that gets solved out loud — people post the hook that worked, hand each other a video to tear apart before it goes up, and answer the questions that are too small to email anyone about.
It is free and it is open. You do not have to be in the paid program to be in it, and you do not need a following to be worth listening to — plenty of the best hooks come from accounts that were new last month.
Look around the communityShort-form video for the Sefirot app family. Open to any account, any size, on a per-view rate.
See the brief and apply →No. There is no fee, nothing to buy, no starter kit and no course. If anyone tells you otherwise while using our name, they are not us.
No. Pay is tied to views, so the entry requirement is a real account and a video people watch. A first post can out-earn a large account's tenth.
Permission to read the public statistics of your own videos — view counts, essentially. It does not let us post, message anyone, or read your inbox, and you can disconnect it from your dashboard whenever you like.
To your PayPal or Wise account, once your settled balance passes the campaign's payout minimum. Your dashboard shows what has accrued, what is still in the holding window, and what is ready to go.
Rates are set per campaign, because reaching an audience is worth a different amount to each app. The per-view rate, the referral shares and the payout minimum are all on the campaign's own page — start here.
That is what the platform is for: the tracking links, the verified view counts, the payout ledger and the creator network already exist. Reach us at the address on the program terms.