In short
A nonprofit can use SaTT like any advertiser: fund an AdPool in dollars and pay creators for verified posts that spread a cause, per post or per 1,000 views. There is no special nonprofit pricing: the 15% dollar fee applies. Every payout is backed by an oracle measurement, which makes spending easy to report to donors.
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What problem do nonprofits have with creator campaigns?
Causes need reach with small budgets and must account for every dollar. Paying influencers in advance is hard to justify to donors when results are not proven.
How does SaTT help a cause?
- Pay for results only: posts are paid after a 48-hour maturation and fraud checks.
- Unspent budget comes back: close the pool and the rest returns to your balance.
- Engagement actions: a Quest can reward people for following, commenting with a code, visiting your page or leaving a consented e-mail.
What setup is recommended for an awareness campaign?
Use a performance pool for reach, which pays per 1,000 views until the budget runs out.
- Budget: $200, so $170 goes to creators.
- Networks: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X.
- Price: $1.50 per 1,000 views, $0.02 per like, cap $30 per post.
- Duration: 30 days around your awareness day.
How do you launch a cause campaign?
1. Sign in and fund
Sign in at Login, choose Dollars and add funds.
2. Paste your campaign page
On Create, paste the page with a goal such as “raise awareness of our clean-water campaign”.
3. Write a respectful brief
Give facts, the link to share and what not to say (no shock imagery, no false claims).
4. Launch and report
After closing, use the pool page and your Dashboard to report posts and amounts paid.
What should a nonprofit avoid?
- Asking creators to collect donations: SaTT does not process donations or track them.
- Skipping disclosure: paid posts must be labelled as partnerships under most advertising rules. See Disclosure and ad labels.
- Using Facebook as the main network: Facebook post metrics cannot be measured today.
Key takeaways
- Nonprofits use SaTT as regular advertisers; no special pricing exists.
- The 15% dollar fee is taken when the pool is funded.
- Payouts are backed by measurements, which helps donor reporting.
- SaTT does not process or track donations.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a nonprofit discount?
No. Dollar pools pay a 15% fee and crypto pools funded in SaTT pay 5%, for every advertiser.
Can creators collect donations through SaTT?
No. SaTT pays creators for measured posts; donations must go through your own donation platform.
Can I get unspent budget back?
Yes. When you close a dollar pool, the unspent budget returns to your balance. The fee is not refunded once creators have posted.