Split-Screen UGC [Non-English]

What the public activity tells you

3.9K posts have been approved with 46.6M views between them and $71,697.36 reported spent. That is about 12K views and $18.21 per approved post on average. The biggest clip has 1.1M views, 2% of the total. Past approvals don’t show that new clips are being approved or paid today.

How often posts get approved

269 posts were approved on 15 of the 30 days from October 14 to November 12. They were spread over many separate days rather than in a few batches. The busiest day was November 12, with 45. In the last 7 days the source counted 947K views and 165 approvals, against 1M views and 102 the week before.

Who is earning

The top 3 clippers earned $12,891 between them, 18% of the $71,697 spent so far. muhammedalaa earned $5,753 from 137 approved clips, about $41.99 a clip and 22K views a clip. The other 423 clippers shared the remaining $58,806, an average of $139 each.

What the top clips look like

Of the top 10 clips, 9 are on Instagram and 1 on TikTok. They range from 537K to 1.1M views. Ahmedmoo made 2 of them. The biggest one passed the $500 cap per post at about 500K views, so its other 609K views earned nothing extra. At the listed terms, the lowest of them comes to about $500 before fees.

How it compares with other UGC campaigns

The 64 other live UGC campaigns that pay for YouTube have a median rate of $2.50 per 1,000 views. This one pays $1, less than 66% of them. An approved post here averages 12K views. Across 68 live UGC campaigns with at least 5 approved posts the median is 4.7K, so posts here get about 2.5 times as many. Spending works out to $168 per clipper so far, against a median of $37.76 across 64 comparable campaigns.

Other campaigns from Content Rewards UGC [International]

Content Rewards UGC [International] has 1 other campaign on record here, now open. Together they report 821 approved posts and $42,518 spent. At $1 per 1,000 views, this one pays more than any of them ($0.75).

• Content Rewards UGC [Non-English]