View tiers explained

Getting started3 min read

Your tier is an audience-size band, set by your views in the last 30 days on your public profile — a fair, current measure of your reach, not a follower count or a number you set yourself. It is no longer a price: everyone earns the same GH₵60 per 1,000 views. What the tier decides is the per-placement cap (the most views one placement can bill) and your eligibility.

The four tiers

  • Spark — 1,000–10,000 monthly views. A placement bills up to 10,000 views.
  • Rise — 10,000–50,000 monthly views. A placement bills up to 50,000 views.
  • Pro — 50,000–250,000 monthly views. A placement bills up to 250,000 views.
  • Elite — 250,000+ monthly views. A placement bills against your measured views, with a high ceiling.

How your tier is set

We verify your recent-30-day views from your public profile and place you in the matching band. As your views grow, you move up — and your per-placement cap rises with you, so a single clip can earn from more views. There's nothing to apply for and no rate to negotiate; the rate is the same GH₵60 per 1,000 views at every tier.

Below 1,000 views?

You can still join free and set everything up. You'll show as "Building audience" until you reach 1,000 views in the last 30 days, at which point you become eligible to earn at GH₵60 per 1,000 views in the Spark band. See Eligibility: earn from 1,000 views.

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