Your username sets your Spotlight rate, no clips to film
SnapEarn is a Spotlight reviewer account. Back comes your per-clip rate, your monthly earning potential and a paid review queue.
Activate my review queueYour rate shows before you rate a single clip.
Snapchat Spotlight money
noun, the ways a Spotlight account turns into cash
1.
Money that reaches you for watching clips rather than posting them. The queue hands you short Spotlight videos and pays for the rating you send back.
Do
Rate the short clips the queue gives you, from the phone you already use.
Don't
Film a week of your own clips first and sit waiting on views.
Example: a reviewer opens the queue on the bus and shuts it two stops later.
2.
A rate read from a profile that is already public. Your username is what SnapEarn reads to set the per-clip rate and the monthly earning potential.
Do
Give the username of a public Snapchat profile, written as it is on the account.
Don't
Send a private or deleted account: nothing public can be read from it, so no rate comes back.
Example: public profile in, per-clip rate out, prior to any clip being rated.
3.
A payout that falls on one weekday. Reviewers cash out by PayPal, and the run goes out every Monday.
Do
Use a PayPal address you can open, so the Monday run has somewhere to land.
Don't
Count on the money the same evening you rate: the cash-out runs once a week.
Example: clips rated on Thursday are paid on the Monday that follows.
See also
Snapchat's own program pays creators it invites, once they pass its compliance review. The reviewer queue is the other road: it reads a public profile instead.
Snapwww.snap.com/monetization-terms Snap Monetization Terms
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