# Props UGC, Guess the Movie Game Props The Game, UGC campaign on Content Rewards. active. Checked 13 Nov, 12:37 am ET. ## UGC Briefs Grade: C (Weak), passes 2 of 5 checks - Pays well: misses. $10 for a 10K-view clip. The middle UGC campaign pays $20. - Pays at the top: misses. The best-paying quarter of UGC campaigns pays $30 or more. - Paying out: misses. No views, approvals or spending in the last two weeks. - Room to earn: passes. $997.78 left, enough for about 99 clips of 10K views. - Not ending soon: passes. No end date, and no spending in the last week. Open now. Run by Props The Game. The listing doesn’t say you need to apply. ## What it pays - Rate: $1.00 per 1K views - By app: TikTok $1.00, YouTube $1.00, Instagram $1.00, X $1.00 - A 10K-view clip: $10 - TikTok terms: $1.00 per 1K; minimum views not listed; minimum payout $2; per-post cap $75. Before unverified fees. - YouTube terms: $1.00 per 1K; minimum views not listed; minimum payout $2; per-post cap $75. Before unverified fees. - Instagram terms: $1.00 per 1K; minimum views not listed; minimum payout $2; per-post cap $75. Before unverified fees. - X terms: $1.00 per 1K; minimum views not listed; minimum payout $2; per-post cap $75. Before unverified fees. - Apps: Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube - Joining: no application flag listed; check account and campaign requirements ## Budget - $997.78 of $1K left - Forecast: – ## Track record - Views: 9.1K - Approved posts: 10 - Clippers: 3 - First seen: 10 Nov, 9:01 am ET Join / verify terms: https://contentrewards.com/discover/d86b37b7-87b0-4d46-9cad-244a787e1d51 ## Brief Props (propsthegame.com) is a free daily puzzle where players guess the movie from 3 prop illustrations, Wordle for film fans. A new puzzle drops every day. Your job: screen-record yourself playing today's puzzle, react to each clue reveal, and post it as a short on TikTok, Reels, or Shorts. The format is built for short-form, "Can YOU guess the movie from 3 props?" is the hook, and your genuine reactions to the reveals are the content. No editing skills required; authentic beats polished here. Since there's a fresh puzzle daily, you can submit new videos every day for as long as the budget lasts. Read the requirements carefully, videos that spoil the answer in the caption or thumbnail will be rejected. ## Understanding the Props UGC, Guess the Movie Game brief Props is a free daily puzzle where you guess a movie from three prop illustrations, billed as Wordle for film fans. The task is simple: screen-record yourself playing today’s puzzle, react to each clue, and post it as a short. The brief says genuine reactions beat polish and supplies the hook “Can YOU guess the movie from 3 props?” One rule decides most rejections: a caption or thumbnail that spoils the answer is rejected. A new puzzle each day means you can post a new video daily while the budget lasts. Pay is $1 per 1,000 views on all four apps, with a $2 minimum at 2,000 views and a $75 cap per post. ## What the public activity tells you 10 posts have been approved with 9.1K views between them and $2.22 reported spent. That is about 912 views and $0.22 per approved post on average. The biggest clip has 2.5K views, 28% of the total. Past approvals don’t show that new clips are being approved or paid today. ## Who is earning mohamedgado earned $2.02 from 6 approved clips, 91% of the $2.22 spent so far, about $0.34 a clip and 1.4K views a clip. The other 2 clippers shared the remaining $0.20, an average of $0.10 each. ## What the top clips look like Of the top 6 clips, 4 are on Instagram and 2 on YouTube. They range from 15 to 2.5K views. محمد ابراهيم رشاد جادو made 3 of them and Heart made 2. At the listed terms, the lowest of them, with 15 views, falls short of the minimum and earns nothing. ## How it compares with other UGC campaigns The 112 other live UGC campaigns that pay for TikTok have a median rate of $2 per 1,000 views. This one pays $1, less than 66% of them. An approved post here averages 912 views. Across 68 live UGC campaigns with at least 5 approved posts the median is 4.8K, so posts here get about 81% fewer. Spending works out to $0.74 per clipper so far, against a median of $38.24 across 64 comparable campaigns.