How much time does it take?

Whatever you want to spend. There is no minimum and no schedule; you take on a campaign when it suits you.

Do I need to register a business for it?

For occasional side earnings usually not, but it depends on how often and how much you do it. Ask the tax authority or the chamber of commerce; we do not advise on that.

Can I stop whenever I want?

Yes. There is no notice period and no obligation. What you already earned stays yours and can simply be withdrawn.

Does this affect my benefits?

Income can count. If you receive benefits or allowances, report it to the body responsible before you start. We cannot assess that for you.

Earning on the side by making videos

Q: Do I have to be on camera?

No. The source footage comes from the brand; you turn it into a clip.

Who this works for

For anyone who already makes or watches short video and has a feel for it. You do not need a camera and you do not have to be on screen: the source footage comes from the brand, you turn it into a clip people watch to the end.

You do not need a big account either. You are paid for the views your clip gets, not for the size of your profile.

What it is, and what it is not

This is work paid by result. That cuts both ways, and both sides belong here.

You decide when and how much you do. No schedule, no minimum, no notice period.
You are not paid for your time but for your views. A clip nobody sees earns nothing.
There is no fixed income and no guarantee. So do not count on it for your fixed costs.
There is no monthly ceiling either: when a clip does well you earn more without having to negotiate.

What you need

Not much. The barrier is deliberately low; the first step takes a minute.

A free account. An email address is enough, or your Google account.
A YouTube, TikTok or Instagram channel in your own name, registered once so we can count the views. You must be 18 or older.
A bank account, but only when you want to withdraw.
Something to edit with. Your phone will do.

How tax works

What you earn here is income, and you declare it yourself. You work as a contractor, not an employee; we withhold no payroll tax and remit nothing. The tax authority can ask us to report what we paid you.

Your dashboard always holds an overview of what was paid out and when, so you can use it for your tax return. If you are unsure how to declare it, ask the tax authority or whoever files for you; we do not advise on that.

How to start

From signing up to your first clip online can be done in an evening.

Create a free account.
Register your channel with a code in your bio. Once, and it then works for every campaign.
Pick a campaign that fits what you normally post.
Make your clip, post it on your own account and paste the link into your dashboard.
We measure and settle daily. What you earned then lands in your wallet.