Listing policy
What we list, what we don’t, and how brands and creators can correct or report a listing.
Who we list
Apps and brands that pay creators for short-form videos, such as a reaction plus a product demo or simple daily posts: per view, by monthly retainer, per video, or on brand-owned accounts. Commission-only programs are labelled as such.
We need public evidence for every listing, or details the brand gives us itself.
Who we don’t list
Programs that ask creators to pay a fee to apply, buy the product before being paid, or share account logins. Pyramid or recruitment schemes. Anything illegal where it is offered. Brands that posted a job confidentially, unless they agree to be listed.
Claiming a listing
Brands can claim their listing for free from a work email at the listing’s domain. A claimed listing can correct facts, add pay and an application link, and show a “Verified” label. Claiming never lets a brand remove accurate information or creator reviews.
Corrections
Anyone can report a change from a listing page. We check reports against sources and update the listing and its change log.
Removal requests
An unclaimed listing with no creator reviews is removed within 7 days if the brand asks. Other listings stay up when the information is accurate and public, the same way other business directories work, but we correct anything that’s wrong.
Sponsored placement
There is no paid placement today. If we add it, sponsored listings will be labelled “Sponsored”, kept apart from the normal order, and paying will never affect reviews or the “Verified” label.
Reporting illegal content or a scam
Use “Report a change” on the listing, or email [email protected] with the listing URL and what is wrong. We review every notice, act on it, and tell you what we decided and why.