Costly Review Units
Sending review units costs real money, and some never turn into a video.
Pay-per-view UGC for hardware
Hardware units are costly to send out and hard to get back. Pick your reviewers yourself, and pay on verified views after they post. Rovalty takes no commission on what you pay creators.
Consumer Tech cost calculator
Example rate. You set your own, and views aren't guaranteed.
Sending review units costs real money, and some never turn into a video.
Big tech reviewers charge a lot and cover your product for just one day.
A spec sheet doesn't show how a gadget works in daily life.
Marketplaces and networks often charge a percentage of what you spend on creators. Published fees run from 5% to 20%, as our comparisons show. Move the slider to see a year of them beside a flat Rovalty plan.
Cost of the tool over 12 months, not what you pay creators. At small budgets a percentage fee can cost less than a plan, and Rovalty has a free plan up to 10,000 tracked views.
Creators contact you for a unit, so you send hardware only to people you've checked.
Many smaller reviewers can post over time, and each one earns from their own views.
Your existing product footage also lets clippers take part with no unit at all.
Views add up as more creators join and post. Change the inputs to see how that could look for you over 90 days.
An example from the inputs above, starting with 10 creators posting 2 videos a week. It isn't a result or a promise. Real reach depends on your videos, and a budget or per-video cap can limit it.
Deploy
List the features to show, and add demo footage that clippers can use.
Connect
Creators see your contact details once signed in. You decide who receives a unit.
Automate
Approved videos earn your rate per 1,000 views, up to the cap you set for each video.
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