When do you get paid? The 72-hour payout cycle
You're paid on a rolling 72-hour cycle from the moment your clip is approved — not at the end of the campaign.
Every 72 hours, Shoot counts your latest tracked views and moves everything you've earned since your last payout into your wallet. That covers both per-view pay and any milestone bonuses you've hit.
Each payout then sits in a 72-hour finalising hold — where we re-check for fake engagement or guideline violations and view counts settle — before it becomes withdrawable.
When the campaign ends
When a campaign's counting window closes (or a clip hits its per-video or campaign cap), your paid views lock in and the final payout is released the same way. Views after that still show as reach but don't change your payout.
Frequently asked
Do I have to wait for the campaign to finish?+
No. Payouts happen every 72 hours while the campaign runs, so you're earning continuously — not waiting for an end date.
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How do you get paid on Shoot?
You earn based on the views your approved clips get. Earnings are paid into your wallet every 72 hours, finalise over a 72-hour hold, and you withdraw to your bank or as USDT crypto.
What do Counting, Clearing and Ready mean?
On your Submissions page each clip's money moves through three states — Counting, Clearing, and Ready — so you always know what's withdrawable and what's still on the way.
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Last updated 2026-07-21