In short
To get views on a trailer, run a performance AdPool: you set a price per 1,000 views (the CPM) per network, creators share or react to your video, and they are paid as their posts gain verified views. A cap per post keeps one viral post from using the whole budget.
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Why is buying video views risky?
View counts are easy to fake. Classic paid distribution often pays for impressions you cannot audit, and a bot-driven spike can eat a budget in hours.
How does SaTT pay only for real views?
- The oracle measures each post’s public views, likes and shares and signs the result.
- Nothing is payable before a 48-hour maturation after the first measurement.
- In performance pools, 20% of earnings is held as a holdback until a final check after the pool ends.
- Fraud signals such as view spikes or views without engagement raise a risk score; risky posts wait for your decision.
YouTube views come from the official YouTube Data API. X, TikTok and Instagram metrics come from a data provider with a limited daily quota during the alpha, marked “Limited”.
What prices and caps should you set?
| Setting | Example |
|---|---|
| Mode | Performance — fixed prices |
| Networks | YouTube, TikTok, X |
| Price per 1,000 views | $2.00 |
| Price per like | $0.01 |
| Max per post | $60 |
| Duration | 21 days |
With these prices, a post with 10,000 views and 300 likes earns $20 + $3 = $23 (gross). On a $1,000 dollar budget, the 15% fee leaves $850 for creators: about 425,000 paid views at $2.00 per 1,000 if likes are ignored.
How do you set up a trailer campaign?
1. Paste the video link
On Create, paste the trailer URL and a goal such as “get views on our trailer”.
2. Choose “Per result”
Pick the per-result payment mode and keep the networks where views can be measured.
3. Set the prices
Enter the price per 1,000 views and a max per post. See Set performance prices.
4. Brief the creators
Say what to post (reaction, short cut, quote with the link) and the hashtags and mentions to use.
5. Launch and monitor
Launch, then watch the pool page and your Dashboard for flagged posts.
What are the common mistakes?
- No cap per post: one viral post can consume the budget. Always set a max per post.
- Paying per view on Instagram photos: photos have no view count; ask for Reels.
- Expecting payouts on day one: payments start 48 hours after the first measurement.
Key takeaways
- Use a performance AdPool with a price per 1,000 views and a cap per post.
- YouTube views are read from the official API; other networks are “Limited” during the alpha.
- Payouts wait 48 hours, and 20% is held until the final check after the pool ends.
- A price per share earns nothing on YouTube and Instagram.
Frequently asked questions
Do creators have to upload my trailer?
No. Your brief decides the format: a reaction, a short cut, a quote of your post with the link. Each creator posts on their own account and submits the link.
What if a post keeps growing after the pool ends?
Creators can claim growth while the pool runs, then make a final claim after it ends, within the budget left.
Can I pay per view in crypto?
Yes. Performance pools exist in both editions; in crypto the fee is 5% for pools funded in SaTT and 15% for other tokens.