The video where you talk
A short video: you show the product and talk about it in your own words.
- Script and requirements in the brief
- A phone is enough
- References attached
You pick a project on SlayContent and earn from the posts you make
Campaigns are sorted by format. Take the one you already know.
A short video: you show the product and talk about it in your own words.
You take the ready source footage and build vertical clips out of it.
Frames, captions, music. No filming needed, the edit does the work.
Before you apply, you see what to shoot and where it goes.
Brief, source files and references sit right in the campaign.
Send a link and the work lands in your list.
No adding up the numbers by hand for every post.
Files and questions stay next to the campaign, not in chats.
The more work behind you, the more campaigns open up.
Five steps. Then round again.
A short form: the formats you shoot, platforms, links.
Read the brief and take the one that fits.
It is all in the campaign: requirements, source files, references.
The post lands in your workspace, and views pile up there too.
Approved work goes into a payout. Amount and status sit in your workspace.
Brief, source files and requirements. Open it and you know what to do.
Show the app in your own words: how you open it and why it is useful.
You can see how views grow over time and which format lands better.
For people who shoot or assemble vertical content: UGC creators, clippers and slideshow makers.
Not always. In many campaigns the clip itself matters more, and how well it fits the brief.
A phone is enough. For clipping and slideshows any editor will do, whether on a laptop or on your phone.
Yes. Go by your own schedule: the workspace shows what is in progress and what is ahead.
An account where you already post and a couple of work samples. Then pick your first campaign.
Press “Join” and fill in the short form. The account appears at once, campaigns open after the check.
Open the list and take the first one for your format.
JoinThe form takes a couple of minutes.