Brands supply finished sponsor-rail designs. Creators choose an approved variant and build their normal thumbnail in the remaining space—without changing the content viewers came for.
Creators should not have to interrupt their content to unlock a new revenue line. Brands should not have to guess whether paid attention was actually delivered.
FrameYield creates a small, disclosed sponsor surface inside the thumbnail—and settles it against the platform data already trusted by the creator.
FrameYield matches category, geography, audience quality and brand-safety rules before a creator ever sees an offer.
ARC
Choose every brand. Approve every design. Track every eligible impression and know exactly what is scheduled for payout.
Build a precise creator mix, preview every placement and pay only for validated thumbnail delivery inside the active campaign window.
Brands pre-fund a campaign. Only verified delivery settles. Creators receive 80%; FrameYield retains 20% for matching, campaign software, validation, fraud review, payouts and support.
Switch roles to preview the operating system each side gets.
FrameYield separates reported activity from billable delivery. The distinction is visible to creators and brands before a campaign begins.
Reported by the connected platform, inside the campaign window, with the approved sponsor frame live.
They may add organic reach, but FrameYield cannot verify who saw them and will never present them as paid delivery.
Bots, traffic exchanges, abnormal refresh patterns and delivery outside the placement window are excluded.
Every frame uses the platform label and the legally appropriate local wording, such as “REKLAME FOR” in Denmark.
No follower minimum. Eligibility begins with deliverable attention, account health and original content.
Not in the Frame-Only format. The sponsor funds the placement in the thumbnail rail, while the creator keeps their normal editorial content. The relationship must still be disclosed using the platform’s paid-promotion tools and the required local wording.
Placements enter a seven-day validation window when the reporting period closes. Cleared balances above $25 are scheduled every Thursday. The dashboard shows pending, validating, scheduled and paid amounts separately.
No. External link previews and private chat exposure are treated as unbilled organic spillover. Only eligible delivery returned by connected platform analytics becomes billable.
Creators can set a CTR guardrail before accepting. If performance moves beyond that threshold, the placement can pause for review. FrameYield also reports the before-and-during delta rather than hiding it.
The brand’s campaign budget is reserved before placements begin. Validated delivery settles from that balance. Unused funds remain available for another campaign or are released after the campaign closes, subject to the billing agreement.
Instagram is available as a fixed-fee beta because its current media insights do not provide a dedicated cover-impression metric comparable to YouTube. FrameYield reports reach and plays, but does not relabel them as verified cover views.
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