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Maven UGC

Content RewardsDumb Money Hunter (Maven)Post on Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTubeUGCApply first
CPM$5.00Per 1K views
10K-view clip$50On YouTube

$1,250.33 of $3,000 left

Before you start

Open now. Run by Dumb Money Hunter (Maven). You have to apply first.

Terms

AppPer 1K viewsStarts paying atMinimum payoutMost per post
YouTube, Instagram, X, TikTok$5.00400 views$2$150

Before platform fees. Approval and payment aren’t guaranteed.

How payout terms work · Sources and corrections

About

Please read the requirements carefully before submitting videos: High-value spoken UGC only, not reaction content. The creator must talk about the required topic and provide meaningful information. No text-only, caption-only, or reaction videos. No reused or low-effort content. Minimum length: 20 seconds. In short: original, spoken, informative UGC only. Reject reaction, text-only, reused, or low-effort videos.
Post on
Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube
Joining
Apply, and the brand accepts you first
Category
Finance

Understanding the Maven UGC brief

Maven UGC accepts spoken, informative videos only: the creator talks about the required topic and gives meaningful information for at least 20 seconds. Reaction videos, text-only or caption-only videos, reused content and low-effort posts are all rejected. Applications are required.

The public brief doesn’t say what the required topic is, so get it from the campaign before filming. Pay is $5 per 1,000 views on YouTube, Instagram, X and TikTok, with a $2 minimum at 400 views and a $150 cap at 30,000 views. The top clips so far sit between about 8,000 and 11,000 views, well under the cap.

What the public activity tells you

452 posts have been approved with 249K views between them and $1,749.67 reported spent. That is about 551 views and $3.87 per approved post on average. The biggest clip has 11K views, 4% of the total. Past approvals don’t show that new clips are being approved or paid today.

How often posts get approved

127 posts were approved on 12 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 2, with 17. In the last 7 days the source counted 13K views and 26 approvals, against 22K views and 32 the week before, so daily views are down about 41%.

Who is earning

The top 3 clippers earned $890 between them, 51% of the $1,750 spent so far. masssabari earned $424 from 37 approved clips, about $11.45 a clip and 1.3K views a clip. The other 24 clippers shared the remaining $860, an average of $35.83 each.

What the top clips look like

Of the top 10 clips, 7 are on Instagram and 3 on TikTok. They range from 5.1K to 11K views. Sabari Mass made 3 of them and Peepesh Singh made 2. At the listed terms, the lowest of them comes to about $25.30 before fees.

How it compares with other UGC campaigns

The 64 other live UGC campaigns that pay for YouTube have a median rate of $2.25 per 1,000 views. This one pays $5, more than 83% of them. An approved post here averages 551 views. Across 68 live UGC campaigns with at least 5 approved posts the median is 4.8K, so posts here get about 89% fewer. Spending works out to $64.80 per clipper so far, against a median of $37.76 across 64 comparable campaigns.

Pay per clip

What a clip earns on YouTube at $5.00 per 1K views.

  • 10K$50
  • 50K$150
  • 100K$150
  • 1M$150

Work out your pay

You could earn$250
Per clip$50

At YouTube rates, before platform fees.

Why this grade

A+, Best bet

Passes 5 of 5 checks

  • Pays wellPasses$50 for a 10K-view clip. The middle UGC campaign pays $20.
  • Pays at the topPassesThe best-paying quarter of UGC campaigns pays $30 or more.
  • Paying outPassesViews, approvals or spending in the last 14 days.
  • Room to earnPasses$1.3K left, enough for about 25 clips of 10K views.
  • Not ending soonPassesLasts 90+ days.

15 of 119 live ugc campaigns grade this well.

How grades work

How long will the budget last?

Forecast90+ daysAt the current pace
Spent a day$11.85Lately
Budget left42%$1,250.33 of $3K

Daily views

79K views in 30 days 48%down on the week before
  1. 15 Oct4,219 views
  2. 16 Oct2,747 views
  3. 17 Oct1,670 views
  4. 18 Oct1,786 views
  5. 19 Oct1,746 views
  6. 20 Oct1,901 views
  7. 21 Oct1,859 views
  8. 22 Oct1,995 views
  9. 23 Oct3,261 views
  10. 24 Oct3,518 views
  11. 25 Oct3,540 views
  12. 26 Oct2,044 views
  13. 27 Oct2,653 views
  14. 28 Oct2,827 views
  15. 29 Oct7,306 views
  16. 30 Oct3,371 views
  17. 31 Oct2,515 views
  18. 1 Nov2,209 views
  19. 2 Nov5,533 views
  20. 3 Nov3,666 views
  21. 4 Nov2,123 views
  22. 5 Nov2,986 views
  23. 6 Nov2,226 views
  24. 7 Nov3,448 views
  25. 8 Nov1,779 views
  26. 9 Nov1,528 views
  27. 10 Nov1,571 views
  28. 11 Nov1,237 views
  29. 12 Nov1,354 views
  30. 13 Nov196 views

Track record

Observed campaign activity

Last approval2 days agoA clip was approved for pay
Budget last went downTodayFrom our own readings
Platform-reported spending$1.7KSo far, as the platform shows
Reported spend per 1K views$7.02140% of the listed $5.00
Reported spend per clipper$64.8027 clippers so far
Top clipper earned$423.78masssabari, 24% of all earned
Views249K
Approved posts452
Clippers27
Paid out$127.97
Launched
5 Aug
First seen
10 Nov, 9:01 am ET
Last checked
13 Nov, 12:37 am ET

Top clips

How to join

  1. Open it on Content RewardsSign in or make a free account there.
  2. ApplyThe brand looks at your accounts and accepts you first.
  3. Post your clipOn Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, following the rules above.
  4. Send the link inContent Rewards checks the clip and pays for the views it counts.

Common questions

How much does a 10K-view video pay?

$50 on YouTube, at $5.00 per 1K views.

Do I need to apply?

Yes. You apply on Content Rewards and the brand accepts you before your videos count.

How long will the budget last?

About 90+ days at the pace it is spending now.

Where does this information come from?

From Content Rewards's public campaign listing, read every 30 minutes. Last checked 13 Nov, 12:37 am ET.

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