How we research the directory
Creators make real decisions from these listings, so every fact needs a source and a date. Here’s how that works.
Where listings come from
Every listing starts from public evidence that an app or brand pays creators for short-form videos. We look at the brand’s own careers, creator and ambassador pages first, then at job posts the brand published (on job boards, application forms and social posts) and at public campaign pages on creator platforms.
Each listing shows its sources with dates, so you can check every fact yourself. We never copy another job board’s listing text; we summarize what the original source says in our own words.
What “checked” means
The “Checked” date is the last day someone confirmed the facts on the listing against its sources: pay, how it pays, platforms, requirements and the application route. When a fact changes, the listing’s change log records it.
A listing only shows “Hiring” when it was checked in the last 45 days and its source is recent. Older listings switch to “Hired recently”. Listings that go 90 days without a check are hidden from search engines until someone checks them again.
How we use AI
We use AI tools to help find public sources, draft summaries and suggest hook ideas. Every published fact is checked against its source by a person before it goes live, and the hook ideas are examples, not promises of results.
What we don’t publish
We don’t publish personal email addresses or phone numbers, only official brand channels. We don’t publish allegations about brands. We don’t list programs that ask creators to pay to apply, buy the product first, or hand over login details.
When a listing can only be applied to through a job board that charges creators a fee, the listing says so.
Independence
Listings are free. No brand can pay to change the order of the directory, hide information, or get a “Verified” badge. If we ever sell featured placement, it will be clearly labelled “Sponsored”.
Corrections and removal
See something wrong or out of date? Use “Report a change” on any listing or the list-your-app form, and we’ll check it. Brands can claim their listing for free to correct details. Our listing policy explains how removal requests work.