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THE RULES ARETHE PRODUCT.

A pay-per-view board is only worth joining if it is hard to cheat. Six rules do the work, they run on every single post, and none of them are a surprise: they are printed on the bounty before you claim and on the submit screen before you post.

The six rulesWhere each one fires
If you post

โ€œThese rules protect your earnings from people gaming the board.โ€

Slots are finite. Every fake claim, recycled tweet and bought view is a slot and a payout taken from someone who did the work. These rules exist to keep that person from being you.

How creators get paid
If you fund

โ€œThese rules protect your budget from low-quality and fake activity.โ€

You are buying attention, not impressions on a spreadsheet. Every gate below exists so the number on your invoice is a number that came from people, on posts that followed your rules.

How campaigns work
Threat model

What we are actually stopping

Every rule on this page was written against a specific way to cheat a pay-per-view board. Here they are, named, and the rule that ends each one.

Claiming on someone else's account, or pointing a claim at a stranger's post and collecting on their reach.

The account is yours, and X says so

The oldest scam in pay-per-view: attaching a claim to a tweet that already went viral and cashing in on views earned long before the campaign existed.

The 1-hour fresh-post window

Selling one post to five brands at once, and resubmitting a winner to farm the same views again.

One tweet, one claim. Permanently.

Copy-paste swarms where fifty accounts post the same sentence, and posts that put unapproved words in a brand's mouth.

AI originality and compliance checks

Paying out on an hour-one spike that evaporates, and posts that are quietly deleted or rewritten the moment the money lands.

The 14-day hold is a measurement window

Bought views, engagement pods, and any burst of numbers that does not look like people.

Fraud freezes stop the money, then a person looks

The six rules

Every gate, in plain words

What the system does, then what it does for you. Both sides get the same page, because both sides are protected by the same rules.

X OAUTH

At sign-in, and again at submission

The account is yours, and X says so

You sign in through ๐• itself. The claim binds to the handle that login proves you control, and a submitted post is refused unless the tweet was published by that exact handle. We never ask for your password, and there is no way to type in a handle you do not own.

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Claiming on someone else's account, or pointing a claim at a stranger's post and collecting on their reach.

For creators

Your handle is yours. Nobody can enter a bounty on the back of your posts, and nobody is competing with you using an account they borrowed for the afternoon.

For brands

Every paid post came from an account whose owner authenticated with ๐•. No anonymous handles, no unverifiable middlemen on your campaign.

60 MIN

At submission

The 1-hour fresh-post window

The tweet has to be published after you claim, and the URL has to reach us within 60 minutes of the tweet's own timestamp. The tweet's clock is the clock โ€” not when you got round to pasting it. Anything older is void at submission, before a slot is spent.

kills
The oldest scam in pay-per-view: attaching a claim to a tweet that already went viral and cashing in on views earned long before the campaign existed.

For creators

The board pays for work done for this bounty. Someone recycling last year's viral hit cannot take the slot you actually posted for โ€” and because measurement starts near zero, your view curve is the thing that proves your views are real.

For brands

Every view you pay for was earned after your brief went out. You are buying attention your campaign caused, not a screenshot of somebody's past reach.

1 : 1

At submission

One tweet, one claim. Permanently.

A tweet ID attaches to exactly one claim across the whole platform, forever. Submit it a second time โ€” different bounty, different brand, different year โ€” and it is rejected at the door. There is no expiry on that record.

kills
Selling one post to five brands at once, and resubmitting a winner to farm the same views again.

For creators

One post, one payout, for everyone. The creator next to you cannot out-earn you by billing the same tweet five times.

For brands

The post you funded is working for you, not quietly doing double duty for three competitors on the same impressions.

2 GATES

At claim, and again at submission

AI originality and compliance checks

Gate one scores the creator against the bounty before the claim is approved. Gate two reads the live post against the brand's brief, approved claims and hard rules โ€” and against every other submission on the same bounty, so near-duplicates fail. A creator's first-ever paid post always gets human eyes on top. When the AI layer cannot produce a trustworthy verdict, the post goes to a human; it never quietly auto-passes.

kills
Copy-paste swarms where fifty accounts post the same sentence, and posts that put unapproved words in a brand's mouth.

For creators

The brief is a guideline, not a script, and you can check a draft for free before you post. Because originality is enforced, your writing is not competing against fifty copies of itself.

For brands

Nothing goes out attached to your name that fails your own rulebook. Your approved claims and hard rules are the standard, applied to every post, in seconds.

14 DAYS

Between verification and payout

The 14-day hold is a measurement window

A verified payout releases 14 days after submission. Through that window we snapshot the post's public metrics hourly for the first 48 hours, then daily to day 14, and the payout uses the HIGHEST verified reading the post ever reached. The post has to stay up and unedited for the whole window โ€” deletion or suspension inside it forfeits the payout, even when ๐• did the removing.

kills
Paying out on an hour-one spike that evaporates, and posts that are quietly deleted or rewritten the moment the money lands.

For creators

It is the window your number grows in, not a penalty box. Your payout is the best reading of the 14 days, so a slow burner and a bad provider moment both work in your favour โ€” waiting never costs you views. Your earnings screen shows the live curve and the exact release date the whole time.

For brands

You pay on a settled number that survived two weeks of measurement, on a post that was still standing on day 14. Not a spike, not a post that vanished after payday.

FROZEN, NOT PAID

Before release, continuously

Fraud freezes stop the money, then a person looks

An automatic screen watches every post's curve: views jumping without matching engagement, or a post landing far outside the account's own history. A flagged claim freezes at fraud review instead of releasing, and a human decides. Measurement keeps running while it is frozen, so a cleared claim keeps every view it earned.

kills
Bought views, engagement pods, and any burst of numbers that does not look like people.

For creators

Legitimate posts clear and lose nothing โ€” no views expire during a review, and the payout still uses your highest reading. What the freeze stops is the account beside you buying its way onto the same board.

For brands

Your budget never auto-pays a number that does not look human. Anything that trips the screen is held for a person, not waved through.

Where they fire

Six gates between a claim and a payout

Nothing is checked once and forgotten. The post is re-read on every snapshot until the hold ends: edits, deletions and swapped links are caught the same way inflated views are.

  1. Sign in

    01

    ๐• OAuth proves the handle is yours.

  2. Claim

    02

    Eligibility runs and the creator is scored against the bounty. Claiming reserves no slot.

  3. Post + submit

    03

    Fresh-post window, ownership re-check, duplicate-tweet check, link policy, compliance and originality.

  4. Measure

    04

    Public metrics snapshotted hourly for 48h, then daily to day 14. Edits, deletions and swapped links are caught here.

  5. Screen

    05

    The fraud screen watches the curve. Anything inhuman freezes for human review.

  6. Release

    06

    Day 14: payout computed from the highest verified reading, then it is cashable.

The numbers

One set of numbers, read by us

Screenshots and self-reported analytics never count. Every view that moves money was read off the post's own public metrics on a fixed schedule, and both sides see the same readings.

  • โ–ธHourly for the first 48 hours, then daily to day 14. Payout uses the highest verified reading in that window.
  • โ–ธEvery fetch re-checks the approved text and re-resolves every link. A rewritten post or a swapped destination forfeits the payout.
  • โ–ธA provider outage extends the window rather than paying out on nothing. Nobody is paid $0 because our data was late.
post.measurement running

owner@handle ยท verified by X

submitted_within7 min / 60

tweet_id_used_beforeNO

originalityPASS

approved_claimsPASS

fraud_screenCLEAR

peak_verified_views42,800

RELEASES DAY 14

Example post. Your earnings screen shows the real readings and the exact release date, live, for every post you submit.

Say it plainly

None of this is a penalty box

Rules that only ever take money away are a tax. These give something back, on purpose.

14 DAYS

The 14-day hold is a measurement window

A verified payout releases 14 days after submission. Through that window we snapshot the post's public metrics hourly for the first 48 hours, then daily to day 14, and the payout uses the HIGHEST verified reading the post ever reached. The post has to stay up and unedited for the whole window โ€” deletion or suspension inside it forfeits the payout, even when ๐• did the removing.

protects you
It is the window your number grows in, not a penalty box. Your payout is the best reading of the 14 days, so a slow burner and a bad provider moment both work in your favour โ€” waiting never costs you views. Your earnings screen shows the live curve and the exact release date the whole time.

FROZEN, NOT PAID

Fraud freezes stop the money, then a person looks

An automatic screen watches every post's curve: views jumping without matching engagement, or a post landing far outside the account's own history. A flagged claim freezes at fraud review instead of releasing, and a human decides. Measurement keeps running while it is frozen, so a cleared claim keeps every view it earned.

protects you
Legitimate posts clear and lose nothing โ€” no views expire during a review, and the payout still uses your highest reading. What the freeze stops is the account beside you buying its way onto the same board.

2 GATES

AI originality and compliance checks

Gate one scores the creator against the bounty before the claim is approved. Gate two reads the live post against the brand's brief, approved claims and hard rules โ€” and against every other submission on the same bounty, so near-duplicates fail. A creator's first-ever paid post always gets human eyes on top. When the AI layer cannot produce a trustworthy verdict, the post goes to a human; it never quietly auto-passes.

protects you
The brief is a guideline, not a script, and you can check a draft for free before you post. Because originality is enforced, your writing is not competing against fifty copies of itself.

The hold is the measurement window, not an escrow trick

Views keep climbing for days after a post goes up. If we paid at hour one, we would pay on your worst number. Instead we watch for 14 days and pay on your best one โ€” so the wait is the part that makes the payout bigger, and it is the same window that catches a post deleted the day after payday. Your balance shows the accrued amount and the release date the entire time.

Every rule in the FAQ

Rules you can read before you post

Nothing here is discovered after the fact. Every rule that can move your money is printed on the bounty, on the submit screen, and in the Terms.

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