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Get paid $5 for every 1,000 views

Post short videos about LangFeed on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. You don't need followers, and new accounts are welcome. Everything you need is on this page.

$5
per 1,000 views
$300
max per video
1,000
views before a video starts earning
40%+
of views from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland or New Zealand

A video earns $5 for every 1,000 views once it passes 1,000 views, up to $300. Views keep counting toward your stats after the cap, but the payout stops there. Submissions with less than 40% of views from the countries above are rejected.

How it works

  1. 1

    Join the campaign

    Tap Join, create your free creator account and join the LangFeed campaign. Payouts go through the same account.

  2. 2

    Set up a dedicated account

    Make a new TikTok, Instagram or YouTube account just for language content. The setup guide is below.

  3. 3

    Download LangFeed and play with it

    You can't make good videos about an app you haven't used. Spend 20 minutes trying the features the formats below are built on.

  4. 4

    Post a format

    Pick a format from the list below, record your screen in the app and post it. Up to 2 posts a day per account.

  5. 5

    Submit the link and get paid

    Paste the post link into the campaign. When it's approved, you earn for its views up to the cap.

Account setup

Accounts that look like a real language learner get pushed to learners. Accounts that look like ads don't.

Formats that work

Start from one of these. Keep the structure and change the language, the scene and your voice. Record the LangFeed screen itself, and never upload footage from the shows.

The scene breakdown

Pause the K-drama. Here's what she actually said.

Open a film or series in Recommended Media, play one line and tap through the breakdown: translation, grammar, why it's said that way. One scene, one line, under 30 seconds.

End with: "I learn every line from shows on LangFeed."

The video-call mission

I have 3 lives to survive a phone call in Japanese.

Screen-record a HelloTutor video call. The tutor sets a task and marks every answer, and you lose a life for each mistake. Keep the tense moments and cut the rest.

End with: "Try not to die — LangFeed, link in bio."

Script Blaster challenge

Can you read Hangul faster than I can shoot it?

Record a round of Script Blaster in Hangul, Hiragana, Cyrillic, Greek or Thai. Put your score on screen and dare viewers to beat it.

End with: "Beat my score in LangFeed."

The song you've been singing wrong

You've been singing this song for years and didn't know it meant this.

Paste a song or TikTok into LangFeed and show the line-by-line breakdown of the chorus. Use the original sound only where the platform allows it.

End with: "Paste any song into LangFeed."

The menu POV

POV: you can't read a single thing on this menu.

Point the photo translator at a real menu, sign or label and let the breakdown fill in. Travel-style, filmed on your phone.

End with: "LangFeed reads it for you."

The phrase slideshow

5 things Spanish speakers say that no textbook teaches you.

A 6-slide TikTok photo post: one phrase per slide with its meaning and when to use it, taken from a LangFeed breakdown. The last slide is a screenshot of the app.

End with: "Found all of these in LangFeed."

Content rules

Do

  • Show the app on screen in every video
  • Put captions on every video
  • Mark the post as paid: use the platform's paid-partnership label or #ad
  • Keep each post live for at least 30 days
  • Mix up your formats and languages

Don't

  • Post more than 2 times a day per account
  • Repost the same video or the same edit with tiny changes
  • Make claims like "fluent in a week" or anything else untrue
  • Mock the app, other learners or any culture
  • Upload clips of films, series or songs you don't have the rights to
  • Buy views, likes or followers, or use bots. You'll be banned and your submissions won't be paid

Creator terms

By submitting a video to the campaign you agree to the following:

Questions

Do I need followers?
No. Most creators start with a brand-new account. Views are what count, not followers.
Which languages can I post about?
Any of the 21 languages in LangFeed. Post in English so the videos reach English-speaking learners.
When do I get paid?
Once your submission is approved, it earns for its views as they come in, up to the $300 cap. You withdraw from your creator account.
Why was my video rejected?
Every rejection comes with a reason. It's usually a rule above or the audience check (40% of views from the listed countries). Fix it and post again.
Do I have to pay for LangFeed?
No. Email us once you've joined and we'll unlock Pro on your account so you can film every feature.

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Join the campaign, set up your account and post your first format today.

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