How Yardy works
Fair for brands. Fair for creators.
Brands pay for real views from the right places. Creators get paid for the work they did. Here's how both happen.
For creators
- 1
Join and set up your profile
Tell brands where you live, what you make and your price for UGC videos. Add your Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
- 2
Pick a campaign
Clip campaigns: tap Join, then post. UGC gigs: apply, and the brand picks who they want.
- 3
Post and paste your link
Use the official sound, tag the brand and add #ad. Paste your post link back on Yardy.
- 4
Get paid where you live
Approved clips have money set aside right away. After the 7-day view check, you're paid by bank transfer or PayPal.
For brands and artists
- 1
Create a campaign
Choose clips (pay per view) or UGC (pay per video), the category, and where you want to reach.
- 2
Fund it
Pay your budget up front plus Yardy's 15% fee. Your campaign goes live right after.
- 3
Review the work
Approve clips that follow your brief, or reject with a reason. Clips are approved automatically after 48 hours.
- 4
See the results
Every clip, its verified views, and where its audience lives. Unused budget stays with you as credit.
How views are checked
Real accounts only. View counts come from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube themselves, never from screenshots a creator sends.
The right audience. Each creator's audience by country comes from the platform. A Trinidad campaign goes to creators whose followers are in Trinidad.
Bot checks. Clips are flagged when something looks off: views that jump overnight, very few likes or comments for the views, a sudden jump in followers, or an audience far outside the target. A person reviews every flag, and the creator sees the reason.
7-day hold. Platforms remove a lot of fake views on their own. Yardy counts views again after 7 days and pays on that number. Flagged views are never charged to the brand.
No system catches every fake view, so Yardy doesn't promise zero. It promises that you never pay for views it flags.