What counts as a verified view on Wusul (and why the 1,000 floor)

The short version

You're paid for verified views — real views our team confirms against the source platform. Not impressions, not reach, not a follower count. A view has to be real for it to count.

How a view gets verified

When you submit a clip, we match it to your verified account and track the views it earns. Before any of those views are logged or paid, we check them against the source platform. If the view is there and looks real, it counts.

Why 1,000 views?

A clip needs at least 1,000 real views before it's eligible to earn. Below that, the numbers are too small and too easy to fake to pay out fairly. The 1,000 floor protects both you and the brands paying for the reach.

What gets removed

• Views that don't show up on the source platform.
• Sudden, unnatural spikes that look like bots or view farms.
• Views from clips posted on unverified accounts.

Why this matters to you

You only earn from views we've actually confirmed. We don't estimate, project, or promise earnings you haven't made. If a clip is rejected, the reason is shown in your submissions list — so you always know where you stand.