One reel
The single-film price. It is what brands ask for when they want to try you on one film before booking more.
For creators
You set the price. We show it.
This is the training, the briefs and the tool that measures what your material actually sold. You decide what you charge, and brands see it before they get in touch.
Your rate card, your numbers
Three levels on your profile. Fill in the ones that fit you and leave the rest empty. No bidding, no quoting blind: the price is there before the conversation starts.
Ten reels
The package price. A campaign is rarely one film, and someone buying ten should know what ten costs.
Per month
Around ten reels a week, roughly forty a month. This is the deal that gives you a predictable income instead of one-off jobs.
What a brief pays
The brand states what it offers when it posts the brief. A brief with no compensation cannot be published.
A flat sum
The amount is in the brief, with the currency. You know what the job pays before you spend time applying.
A share of the sales
A percentage of what your material sells. It is measured through a tracking link rather than the brand's word, and you see clicks and purchases in your own view.
The brand picks one, the other or both. The combination is the most common: a sum that covers the work and a percentage that pays if the film performs.
Commission is tracked and paid only for jobs that go through Reels by You. If the job is agreed outside the platform there is no tracking link, no automatic commission and no merit on the profile.
How to get started
- Create an account and fill in your profile.Niche, location, examples of your work and your rates. The profile is what brands search.
- Apply for jobs.Jobs marked Open to all are open to you right away. The pay is stated in the job before you apply.
- Take the programme.The courses are free and only need an account. The first is about daring to stand in front of the camera, not about technique.
- Get verified.A final assignment on a real brief, assessed by the editors. Passing puts the check mark on your profile and opens every job.
What we do not do
We do not ask for your follower count
Brands buy material they have the right to use, not your audience. A profile with two hundred followers and good craft gets briefs here.
We do not ask you to guess a price when applying
Setting a price before you know what the job takes pushes prices down for everyone. Your rate is on your profile, the rest is negotiated once you know the work.
We do not take over your material
You keep the copyright. The brand buys a licence, and the channels, countries and duration are written into the job before you start filming. A video the brand has approved and paid for is shown as a work sample on your profile.
Where things stand
We are building up the creator side right now
The programme is open and briefs are starting to come in. Join early and you are in the directory from the start.
No account yet?
You can be in the talent register without an account. We get in touch when a brief matches your niche, and it is up to you whether to take it further.