Get paid to post content on your socials.
Four steps between you and your first payout.
The whole loop fits inside an evening — no agency, no pitching, no waiting.


PERFORMANCE PAYPick a campaign
Browse live briefs and join the ones that fit you in one tap.
Post your clip
Drop the link into Shoot — the platform is recognised automatically.
Watch it pay
Views sync live. Every 1,000 views ticks your balance up.
Automatic withdraw
Switch on auto-withdraw and cleared earnings go straight to your payout method.
Campaigns paying out today.
Real briefs with real budgets. Create your free account to join them.
Races. Bounties. Bragging rights.
Every campaign has a live chat. Brands drop races — first clip to the view goal takes the prize.
#mischief-campaign
214 online
🏁 RACE — first clip to 10k views wins a $50 bonus
@mia leads · 8.2k / 10k
@leo
posted mine, we move 🔥
@mia
8.2k already 😤 catch up
@kade
6.9k and climbing, it's not over
#rainbet-campaign
race ended
@mia
rematch. tomorrow. 😡
Your questions, answered.
Everything creators ask before posting their first clip.
No. There's no follower minimum — brands pay for the views your clips earn, not the size of your account. Plenty of creators earn from fresh accounts by posting consistently.
Read the full answerBeginners posting consistently typically make $500–$1,000 a month, the average clipper $2,000–$3,000, and good clippers $5,000–$10,000. Experienced full-time clippers run $10,000–$25,000 a month. You're paid on the views your approved clips earn, so there's no follower gate and nothing to wait for — every campaign shows its rate before you join.
Read the full answerShoot charges a 7% platform fee when you withdraw, plus the payout provider's transaction fee — currency conversion plus Wise's transfer fee for a bank payout, or the network and exchange fee to send USDT crypto. Joining, posting, and earning are free, and both fees are itemised before you confirm a withdrawal.
Read the full answerEvery 72 hours. From the moment a brand approves your clip, Shoot counts your latest views every 72 hours and moves what you've earned — per-view pay and milestone bonuses — into your wallet. Each payout clears after a 72-hour hold, then it's withdrawable — about 6 days from approval to money you can take out.
Read the full answerThe minimum withdrawal is $10. You can withdraw to your bank via Wise (1–3 business days after approval) or as USDT crypto on Ethereum (usually within one business day), or switch on auto-withdraw so each payout is sent as soon as it clears.
Read the full answerShort-form clips — the videos you'd make anyway. Each brief tells you what footage, sounds or angles the brand wants, and you keep your own style and your own account.
Read the full answerNot to worry! The brand will explain why your submission is rejected and what you can do next time to be accepted and start earning!
Read the full answerSomething else on your mind? contact@tryshoot.com
Ready to get paid to post?
Campaigns with live budgets are waiting for their next clip. Your first payout is four steps away.
In plain words
How you earn money on Shoot
You earn on views, not on followers. Pick a funded campaign, make a clip that fits its brief, and post it to your own account on TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, X or Facebook. Paste the link back into Shoot and the platform is detected for you.
Once the brand approves the clip, every thousand views it collects pays at that campaign's rate — a clip that keeps running keeps paying. No application, no follower minimum, and no agency cut. All you need is a verified account on the platform you post to, so the views can be trusted.
When you actually get paid
Every 72 hours from the moment your clip is approved — not at the end of the campaign. Each payout clears over a short hold and lands in your wallet.
From $10up you can withdraw to a bank account through Wise, or as USDT to a crypto wallet. Joining, posting and earning are free; the only fees are Shoot's 7% at withdrawal plus the payout provider's transfer cost, both shown before you confirm. The full payout cycle.
What people make
Earnings follow views, so they move with the campaigns you pick and how often you post. Beginners posting regularly typically reach $500–$1,000 a month, the average clipper $2,000–$3,000, and strong clippers running several briefs at once $5,000–$10,000.
Observed ranges, not a guarantee. The breakdown by stage, how to land your first clip, or the campaigns running right now.