For Instagram & YouTube creators

Brand deals for your
Reels, Shorts, Stories, YouTube videos, UGC videos

Find paid work from brands and see the pay, every deliverable and every term before you apply. When a brand approves your delivery, its 3-day payment deadline starts — and late payments show up on the brand's profile.

Free to join. List your rates in a few minutes.

Free to join
Pay shown before you apply
3-day payment deadline
Recurring work

Sound familiar?

Brand deals, minus the headaches

  • Vague briefs and “just one more change”

    Every deliverable and revision round agreed upfront

  • Your content reused in ads you never agreed to

    Usage rights pass only as agreed, and only after you're paid

  • Chasing payment for weeks after you post

    A 3-day payment deadline from approval, with late payments flagged

  • One-off collabs that never come back

    Recurring work: daily, weekly or monthly deliveries

How it works

From profile to payment in four steps

  1. 1

    Set up your profile

    Add your Instagram or YouTube, your niche, your numbers and your rates per deliverable.

  2. 2

    Apply by accepting the terms

    Pick work you like. Applying means accepting its terms, so there are no surprises later.

  3. 3

    Deliver and get feedback

    Submit post links and files. The brand approves, or asks for changes within the agreed rounds.

  4. 4

    Get paid, then confirm

    The brand pays you directly by UPI or bank within 3 days of approval. You confirm when it lands.

Know who you're working with

Check a brand's payment record before you apply

Every brand profile shows how many creators it has hired, how much it has paid creators and how often it paid within 3 days of approval. Good payers are easy to spot.

A brand's profile

Example numbers

Pays on time

24

creators hired

96%

paid on time

₹1,86,000

paid to creators

Pay offered on every work post

Deliveries it has paid for

“On time” means within 3 days of approval

Built for creators

Work that respects your time

No surprises

See the pay, every deliverable and every term — rights, exclusivity, revisions — before you accept.

Clear due dates

Every delivery has a due date, and you get a reminder the day before.

Feedback in one place

Submit links and files, get feedback and resubmit, without digging through DMs.

A track record that grows

Approved and on-time deliveries add up on your profile and help you win more work.

Payout details stay private

Your UPI or bank details are shared only with brands that hire you.

Disclosure done right

#ad or the paid-partnership label is part of every work post, in line with ASCI's guidelines.

Get paid for what you already make

Reels, Shorts, Stories, videos and UGC

Brands post work for every format, one-time or recurring. Filter for the work that fits your content.

Instagram ReelInstagram StoryStory with link stickerFeed post (single image)Carousel postCollab postInstagram Live mentionStory HighlightLink in bioDedicated YouTube videoYouTube integration (60–90 sec)YouTube ShortYouTube community postUGC video (brand posts it)UGC photos
#hashtags@brand tagsLink sticker#ad & paid-partnership labelDraft approvalRevision roundsKeep live for N daysExclusivityReposting rightsPaid ads rightsFull buyoutRaw footageLanguage & lengthYour own terms

Questions

Good to know

Is Hyppe free for creators?
Yes. It's free to join, set up your profile and apply to work.
How and when do I get paid?
The brand pays you directly by UPI or bank transfer. Approving a delivery starts a 3-day payment deadline; the brand records the payment and you confirm once the money arrives.
What if a brand pays late?
If the 3-day deadline passes, the payment is flagged as overdue and both of you are notified. Overdue payments count against the brand's on-time record, which every creator can see.
Does Hyppe take a cut of my pay?
No. The brand pays you directly, so the money never passes through Hyppe.
Who owns the content?
It depends on the usage rights in the work post — from no reuse, to reposting on the brand's channels, to paid ads, to a full buyout — and for how long. The rights are part of the terms the creator accepts, and they apply once that delivery has been paid.
Do I have to label posts as ads?
Yes. Paid posts must carry #ad or the platform's paid-partnership label under ASCI's guidelines, and every work post on Hyppe includes it.

Start getting paid for your content

Create your creator profile, list your rates and apply to paid work from brands.