Put your brand in faceless videos.

Questions

• What is Earn for brands?

  You fund a campaign, Faceless offers it to faceless channels that match it, and Faceless posts, verifies and pays them. You see every post and every check.

  Faceless renders and posts these channels' videos itself, so a sponsorship can be part of the video: a watermark, a spoken line, a clip at the start or end.

• How fast does a campaign go live?

  Faceless reviews every funded campaign, usually within a day. Matching starts the moment it is approved and runs every hour after that.

  Invite creators yourself from Creators to move faster.

• Who are the creators?

  Faceless channels with connected accounts. Each one is shown with its real followers and the median views of its last 30 days of posts, read from the platform.

  Set a minimum followers or median views, niches, languages and countries, and only matching accounts are offered the campaign.

• Which kind of campaign should I run?

  For reach at a low cost per view: a watermark or a spoken line on series. They ride every new episode a channel posts.

  For your own creative: post a video as-is, or a carousel or story. For new creative about you: an original video or clipping your footage.

  For clicks and signups: a link in the description or bio, paid per click or per signup.

• How does the watermark work?

  Upload a logo, type a line, or use a QR code of your link. Pick how it moves: a corner bug, a roaming flash, a pulse, the first and last seconds, or a banner. The preview is exactly what gets burned in.

  The mark never covers the platform's own buttons or captions. Every video gets its own order of places, so two creators never flash it in step.

• What if creators post by hand?

  Campaigns like a real quote post or clipping let creators post themselves and paste the link. Faceless reads the post through the creator's own account: it must exist, be theirs, be newer than the gig and carry #ad and your tags.

  Custom tasks come to you to approve. One you do not answer in 5 days approves itself.

• Which pay model should I pick?

  Per 1,000 views with a cap per video is the usual choice for reach. Flat per video is simplest. Flat or views, whichever is more, attracts bigger creators because they are paid well either way.

  Per click and per signup only pay for results. Per signup needs your site to report conversions back; the address appears on the campaign once it is funded.

• What is the minimum budget?

  $50 for flat campaigns, $100 per click or per signup, $250 per views. A challenge prize pool starts at $500.

• What does Faceless charge?

  A 15% fee on top of the creator budget, charged when you fund. Creators receive the rate you set in full. The fee covers matching, posting, verification and payouts.

• What happens when the budget runs out?

  Each approved creator's maximum is set aside when they start, so you are never charged more than you funded. When nothing is left to set aside, the campaign stops taking new creators; the ones already running finish.

• How do I know the posts really happened?

  Faceless reads every post back through the creator's connected account and keeps a record of every check: when it was posted, what text it carried, how many views it had each day. Open any post on the campaign to see it.

  If the post is deleted or the #ad line is removed, its unpaid earnings go back to your budget.

• What about fake views?

  Views are read from the platform, never from screenshots. A spike over 250,000 views an hour, or engagement under 0.2% of views, pauses that post's earnings for a person to review.

  Every earning also waits out a hold before it pays, so a post that is taken down is never paid.

• Can I dispute a post?

  Yes, during its hold. Faceless rules on it from the record of checks. Its unpaid earnings are held until the ruling.

• Do I get unused budget back?

  Yes. End the campaign at any time: open offers expire and running gigs finish their tracking windows. Then refund what was not earned from the campaign page; it goes back to your card.

• When am I charged?

  Once, when you fund the campaign through Stripe. Nothing is charged for drafts. Billing shows every charge, fee, reserve and refund.