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How to add the Content Rewards app

Learn how to set up a Content Rewards campaign on Whop

Updated over a week ago

Content Rewards is a powerful marketing tool that automates clipping, user-generated content (UGC), and influencer marketing for your brand.

Follow this guide to set up your first Content Rewards campaign and start getting authentic content created for your brand.


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Add the Content Rewards app

To launch a Content Rewards campaign, you need to add the Content Rewards app to your whop. If you haven’t already created your whop, you can set up your Whop in a few clicks.

To add the Content Reward app:

  1. Log in to your Whop account

  2. Go to the home page of your whop

  3. Click the Earn tab

  4. Click Add app

  5. Select Content Rewards from the popup

You'll now see the campaign setup form where you'll configure all your settings in one place.

How to add the content Rewards app


Set up your Content Rewards campaign

When you add the Content Rewards app, you'll see a form with all the settings you need to configure. Here's what each field means and how to set it up:

Campaign name

Your campaign name will be seen publicly by creators, so make it clear and appealing.

  • Enter a descriptive name that represents your brand or specific campaign (e.g. Laptop Lunch Prep UGC Campaign)

  • You can also include your reward rate in your title (Fanatics UGC - $3 per 1,000 views) to entice content creators

Content rewards campaign name

Campaign type

Select the type of content you want creators to make:

  • Clipping: Creators take your existing videos or podcasts and turn them into short-form content

  • UGC (User-Generated Content): Creators make original content featuring your brand

Campaign type content rewards

Brand category

Pick the category that best represents your brand. This helps creators understand your niche and create better targeted content.

Brand category Content Rewards

Campaign budget

Enter the total amount you're willing to spend on this campaign. Think of this like ad spend, but instead of paying a platform directly, you're investing in creators who will promote your brand.

You can select your preferred currency from the dropdown menu.

Note: You will not be charged until you set up your payments on Whop and deposit funds.

Campaign budget Content Rewards

Reward rate

Set how much creators earn per 1,000 views on their videos.

Pro tips

  • UGC content typically pay higher rates than clipping

  • Higher rates attract better creators

  • Check other campaigns in your niche on the Content Rewards explore page for competitive rates

Reward rate Content Rewards

Minimum payout

Set the minimum amount a creator can earn from their video before it gets submitted for your review.

If you set this to $0, every single video submission (even with just a few views) will need to be reviewed. To focus on quality content that's actually performing, set a minimum payout amount.

Example: With a $3 reward rate and $6 minimum payout, only videos with at least 2,000 views will be submitted for review ($3 × 2 = $6 earned).

Minimum payout Content Rewards

Maximum payout

Cap how much a single creator can earn from one video to protect your campaign budget.

Without a cap, one video with hundreds of millions of views could consume your entire budget, leaving nothing for other creators. The maximum payout ensures your budget gets distributed across multiple creators and videos.

Example: With a $3,000 max payout and $3 reward rate, a creator stops earning once their video hits 1 million views, even if it continues growing.

Maximum payout Content Rewards

Flat fee bonus (optional)

When you set a flat fee bonus, every approved submission earns both the view-based reward AND the flat fee amount. This can help attract more creators, especially when you're launching a new campaign.

Example: With a $3 reward rate, $10 flat fee, and 2,000 views, a creator earns $16 total ($6 from views + $10 flat fee).

Flat fee bonus Content Rewards

Platform selection

Choose which social media platforms you'll accept submissions from.

Platform selection

Available content

This is where you communicate what you want and give creators everything they need to make great content for your brand.

What to include:

  • Brand guidelines and details about your brand

  • Your campaign goals and messaging

  • Examples of content that's worked for your brand (case studies, successful hooks, etc.)

  • For clipping campaigns: Access to your video footage and any assets they can use

Pro tip

Upload a comprehensive Google Doc with all your guidelines and examples, then paste the shareable link here. You can always update the document later without changing your campaign settings.

Available content Content Rewards

Requirements

Clearly outline the rules creators must follow for their submissions to be approved and paid:

  • Content quality standards

  • Brand mention requirements

  • Prohibited content guidelines

  • Video length or format specifications

  • Any specific messaging that must be included

This protects your brand and ensures you only pay for content that meets your standards.

Requirements Content Rewards


Launch your campaign

Once you've filled out all the campaign settings, you're ready to make your Content Rewards campaign live and visible to creators.

Review and continue

Double-check all your settings, then click Continue to finish adding the app.

Add budget to activate

To make your campaign active:

  1. Click Add budget in the popup

  2. Set up your payment method

  3. Add funds to your balance

Your Content Rewards campaign is now live and creators can start submitting content!

Top up your balance

To top up your balance on a Content Reward:

  1. Click the Earn tab in your feed, then select Content Rewards

  2. Click the three dots menu (⋯) and select Add Budget to top up your content reward balance

Your Content Rewards campaign is now live and creators can start submitting content!


That's it! Your Content Rewards campaign is live and ready to start accepting submissions.

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