Canvas UGC creator for a quit smoking and vaping app

The app helps adults make a personal quit plan, handle cravings, and see their progress. Make short, useful YouTube Shorts that demonstrate one real part of the app in your own voice. You can speak from your own experience only if it is true; an honest demonstration is welcome too.

Video ideas

• Show how you choose a quit-at-once, gradual reduction, or scheduled taper plan.
• Show one thing you can open when an urge hits, such as the breathing or urge-surfing tool.
• Show a daily check-in or progress screen, including how a slip can be logged without erasing prior progress.

Who the videos are for

• English-speaking adults in the US who want help quitting or reducing vaping, heated tobacco, or cigarettes.
• Focus on a practical next step, not guaranteed success. The app supports habits; it is not medical treatment.

Video requirements

• Create two original vertical 9:16 YouTube Shorts, each under 30 seconds, every Monday–Sunday week of the assignment. Show the real app clearly for at least three seconds; use a clear opening and your own words, not a prescribed script.
• Use footage and audio you own or are allowed to use. Be truthful about your experience and do not claim medical treatment, guaranteed quitting, or that the app replaces professional help.
• Do not show nicotine use, products for sale, minors, or instructions for consuming tobacco or vapes. Follow YouTube's rules and disclose the paid promotion in YouTube's settings and in the video as required by law. A platform may still reject a video.
• Be willing to grant permission for approved videos to be reused organically and in paid ads; confirm rights before any reuse. Do not use third-party footage or music without appropriate rights.

Payment

• Performance-only: $3 USD per 1,000 eligible views per video, excluding the first 200 views under the progressive tier. No guaranteed fee or base pay. Weekly performance payouts are capped at $100 USD per creator; only the highest qualifying milestone bonus per video applies, under the campaign's payout terms. View eligibility continues for 31 days after publication and bonus payment may wait until that window closes. The complete milestone amounts and provider payout preview are included in the campaign terms for review.

Payment

Your campaign and the first payout window start on Sep 28, 2026. Future payout windows will always start on Monday every week. Creators get performance payouts based on CPM rates applied per video: At least 200 views, a rate of $3.00 / 1,000 views is paid. Applies to YouTube only. Creators get bonus payouts applied per video. Only the highest unlocked tier is paid. From 50,000 to 99,999 views, a bonus of $50.00 is paid. From 100,000 to 249,999 views, a bonus of $100.00 is paid. From 250,000 to 499,999 views, a bonus of $250.00 is paid. From 500,000 to 999,999 views, a bonus of $450.00 is paid. At least 1,000,000 views, a bonus of $850.00 is paid. Applies to YouTube only. Bonuses are paid after the 31-day eligibility window closes. Performance payouts stop at $100.00 every week; base payout and fixed salary are not affected. Videos count toward performance payouts for 31 days after publication, including videos published before the payout period.

Schedule and audience

• Campaign dates: 2026-09-28 to 2026-10-11 (UTC).
• Videos per creator each week: 2.
• Video languages: en.
• Target markets: USA.

Who should apply

Creators must live in the US for this recruitment filter. Assess audience evidence separately for meaningful US reach among adults; residence alone is not audience proof. Inspect actual original short videos: natural delivery, understandable English voice or captions, a clear first-second hook, and ability to show a real app flow in their own words. On-camera demonstration or creator-led screen walkthrough is acceptable; do not require a nicotine-use history or infer it. Do not use follower count, earnings or prior views alone to select or reject. Ask for examples and audience data if missing rather than assume poor quality. Exclude copied/reposted, faceless clip compilations, AI-spokesperson or nicotine-promoting content, especially content featuring minors. Creators must agree to two original YouTube Shorts per Monday–Sunday week for two weeks, paid-promotion disclosure, truthful claims, platform compliance and organic/paid usage rights for approved videos. Confirm they can explain the app accurately and safely before a hire decision. Every hire or rejection requires separate user approval in Applications.