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Why a clip gets rejected

Brands can only reject a clip for a rule written in the campaign. These are the common ones.

Updated ·1 min read

Every rejection comes with a reason you can read on the clip. Brands can only reject for rules written in the campaign description or requirements, not for rules sent anywhere else.

Common reasons

  • Missing or hidden ad disclosure. See disclosing paid clips.
  • A required tag, mention, sound or caption text is missing.
  • The clip is on a platform the campaign does not pay for.
  • Reused footage, a repost of someone else's clip, or a clip entered before.
  • The clip breaks the content rules in the brief or our content rules.
  • The post was edited, deleted or made private after it was submitted.

Rejected after approval

If a clip is rejected after it was approved, any money it earned that has not settled yet goes back to the campaign budget.

Think it was a mistake?

Message the brand through support with the clip link and the rule you believe you met. The brand makes the final call on rejections; our team handles flags and appeals.

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