Bounties are sub-campaigns that live inside a campaign. Instead of one flat task, a campaign can run several bounties at the same time, each with its own tag, requirements, rates, and more, so different types of content can be rewarded differently under the same campaign.
Each bounty opens and closes independently. A bounty stops accepting clips when it hits its budget, when it passes its end date, or when it's turned off manually usually meaning that cycle has come to a end.
There are two payout styles:
Rate — you earn per 100k views at that bounty's rate (rates and min views can differ per platform), until the bounty's budget is used up.
Pot — the bounty has a fixed prize pool, and everyone who qualifies splits it based on their share of total qualifying views. The more views you contribute relative to everyone else, the bigger your slice.
Bounties are sub-campaigns that live inside a campaign. Instead of one flat task, a campaign can run several bounties at the same time, each with its own tag, requirements, rates, and more, so different types of content can be rewarded differently under the same campaign. Each bounty opens and closes independently. A bounty stops accepting clips when it hits its budget, when it passes its end date, or when it's turned off manually usually meaning that cycle has come to a end. There are two payout styles: Rate — you earn per 100k views at that bounty's rate (rates and min views can differ per platform), until the bounty's budget is used up. Pot — the bounty has a fixed prize pool, and everyone who qualifies splits it based on their share of total qualifying views. The more views you contribute relative to everyone else, the bigger your slice.