PostRoyalty, sois payé à la vue vérifiée

An Instagram-focused paid clipping campaign for DoorDash offering a CPM-based reward. Creators earn $2 per 1,000 views on their content. The campaign has a total budget of $4,000.

EBX is an e-commerce tool looking for clips built from supplied scripts and hooks. Your editing challenge is deciding what to emphasize from templated material: which moments land, where to trim for pace, how to frame the product so it feels fresh rather than scripted. You're working from ready-made concepts, so the craft lies in selection and timing, not invention. The pay structure rewards view count alone, which means your cut needs to pull viewers in from the first frame.

SnapBite is an AI tool that identifies calories in food through image recognition. Your clip could show viewers how the app works on restaurant menus, prepared meals, recipes or grocery items. You choose whether to frame this as a practical how-to, a time-saver, or a curiosity about what the software can recognize. The appeal lies in demonstrating a real function: does the app deliver on its core promise when you test it? You decide what angle serves that question. No on-camera presence is required.

The material here comes pre-assembled: layouts, graphics, copy and opening lines all exist before you start. Your job is to decide what stays visible and what recedes into the background, since there is no footage to cut and no person on camera to frame. You pick from a prepared collection, decide what draws the eye on screen, and post it. The question you face is not how to edit a video but how to compose from ready-made elements so that what you choose to feature lands with your audience.

You're looking for clips that explain what goes into a hydration product and why the formulation matters. Josh Bybee, who founded Deadshot Nutrition, has spent his career working on beverages for other companies before starting his own line. The campaign needs you to find moments in founder content and user-generated footage that show the thinking behind ingredient choices, how the product works in practice, and what sets the approach apart. Your task is to identify sequences that would convince someone curious about what they're drinking to try this brand.

You're looking for clips where you can add a brand logo to existing content you've already created. The logo needs to stay visible throughout, and your audience should skew toward US viewers. The brand operates a curated mystery box shop, so avoid anything tied to gambling, adult content, violence or shock tactics. You might also consider whether adding a website reference or promotional code near the logo could strengthen the clip's appeal.