Judges

Fair calls, on the record.

When a brand disputes a clip, a judge makes the call, and every call they make builds a public track record.

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A brand flags a clip

During the hold window, a brand can flag one clip it thinks broke the rules. The earnings still in hold freeze.

A judge reviews the evidence

Views and likes the oracle verified, the claim code, the publish date, the brand's reason. Nothing else.

The call goes on the record

Accept and the clip keeps earning. Reject and the frozen earnings return to the budget. Silence means accept.

For brands

Bring a judge, or pick one.

Appoint someone you trust to settle disputes on your campaign, or choose a specialist from the network. Clippers see who judges a campaign before they join, which makes your campaign easier to say yes to.

Launch a campaign

For judges

Know a niche? Judge it.

Judges are independent reviewers who know what a real clip looks like in their area. Your record is public and portable: good calls get you appointed to more campaigns.

Decisions made
Upheld vs overturned
Median response time
Campaigns judged

Judge applications open with appointed judging, coming in the next vault release.

Example profiles

Judges are picked by what they know.

Examples of the areas judges will cover. Real profiles appear as judges join.

Music & culture

Live sets, artist clips, fan edits

Gaming & edits

Highlights, streams, montage cuts

Beauty & lifestyle

Tutorials, reviews, day-in-the-life

The rules every judge works within

One flag per clip

A brand can't flag the same clip twice, so a clip can't be frozen forever.

Only earnings still in hold

Money that already cleared the hold is paid first and can never be taken back.

A deadline on every flag

If nobody decides in time, the clip is accepted and keeps earning.

Public history

Every flag and decision is on chain, and each brand's reject rate shows on its campaigns.