Pricing
One fee, charged once, on the budget
Creators pay nothing to join, nothing per clip and nothing to cash out. Brands pay a single platform fee on the budget they fund, deducted at the moment they fund it. Campaigns beemore runs itself carry no fee at all, so the whole budget reaches creators.
0%
What creators pay
20
What brands pay on a funded budget
K50
Minimum balance before a cash out
Who pays what
There are only three parties on beemore and only one of them is ever charged. The table below holds for every campaign on the platform, in every country it operates in, with no tiers, no seats and no monthly subscription behind it.
- Creators
0%
No signup fee, no commission on approved clips and no charge on a payout. What the campaign rate says your views earned is what lands in your balance.
- Brands and agencies
20
Charged once on the funded budget. The remainder becomes the reward pool and can only ever leave as a creator payout. Unspent pool is returned when a campaign closes.
- beemore campaigns
0%
Campaigns the beemore team creates and funds carry no platform fee, so every kwacha of the budget sits in the reward pool. They are marked in the campaign list.
Worked example
What K50,000 actually buys
Take one budget and run it through both routes. The left column is a brand funding its own campaign. The right is the same money in a campaign beemore created, where the fee is zero. Every figure below is calculated from the live platform settings.
| Line item | Brand-funded campaign | beemore campaign |
|---|---|---|
| Budget fundedWhat the campaign owner pays in | K50,000 | K50,000 |
| Platform feeTaken once, on funding, never on a payout | K10,000 | K0.00 |
| Reward pool for creatorsThe only pot clips are ever paid from | K40,000 | K50,000 |
| Views that pool buysAt the default rate of K32 per 1,000 views | 1.3M | 1.6M |
View estimates assume every clip is paid at the default rate. A campaign that sets a higher rate buys fewer views from the same pool, and a per-clip ceiling spreads the pool across more creators.
Fee split
Where the platform fee goes
The fee is not margin sitting in a holding company. It is split three ways the moment a campaign is funded, and the split is published here because a marketplace that handles other people’s money should be able to show where it went.
Amounts shown are the split on the K50,000 example above.
- Tax and statutory contributions
- 35K3,500
- The people who review your clips
- 40K4,000
- Payment rails, hosting and support
- 25K2,500
Thresholds
The smallest budget a brand can fund is 5,000. The smallest balance a creator can cash out is K50. Payout runs go out every Friday.
Below the minimum, earnings stay in your balance and keep accruing rather than being lost. There is no charge for holding a balance and no expiry on it.
Questions
What people ask about the money
Anything not covered here goes to our contact page and a person answers it.
Do I need a lot of followers to earn?
No. You are paid on verified views, not followers, so a brand new account earns the same rate per 1,000 views as a big one.
How much will one video pay me?
Every campaign shows its rate per 1,000 verified views. Multiply your verified views by that rate, up to the campaign's limit per video if it sets one. The earnings calculator on this page works it out for you.
Which apps can I post on?
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and X. Each campaign lists the ones it accepts. You can post the same video on each of them and send in every link, and each link earns on its own views.
How are my views checked?
A reviewer compares the views on your post with your own platform analytics, usually within a day. Bought views and re-uploads of other people's videos are rejected.
When do I get my money?
Approved earnings go into your beemore balance straight away. Once it reaches the minimum, cash out to mobile money, such as Airtel Money, MTN MoMo or Zamtel Kwacha, or to a bank account, and the money goes out on the next weekly payout run.
Does beemore charge creators anything?
No. Joining is free, there is no commission on approved videos and no fee on cash outs. Brands pay the platform fee on the budget they fund. Your mobile money or bank provider may charge its own fee.
Next step
Put a budget behind it
Set the budget, set the rate per 1,000 views and publish. You are charged the platform fee at funding and nothing after that, and whatever the pool does not spend comes back to you when the campaign closes.
