The new way for creators to make money.

Consumer brands running user-generated video as paid social, the creators who make that video, and agencies that manage a roster of creators on a brand’s behalf. You choose which of the three you are when you sign up.

A brand’s program sets the terms before anything is filmed — a share of the sales a video drives, plus any flat fee for an approved submission. Roostr records what each creator has earned against those terms as orders arrive, and payouts run per program on the cadence the brand sets: weekly, monthly, or a custom schedule, to the account the creator connects. Money movement is the newest part of the platform, so read the Terms below for exactly what is live today.

Yes. A brand that connects its Meta ad account can send an approved video from the brand workspace straight into that account. Every ad is created paused, with its tracking link already in place, so nothing spends until someone on your side launches it — and you launch it, pause it, and see whether Meta approved it from the same page.

Every ad points at a tracking link, so the click is recorded before the shopper reaches your product page. When the order arrives from your store, the most recent click in the seven days before it is what credits the creator — a click, not a view. An order we cannot attribute is reported with the reason, rather than quietly dropped.