Get paid for the video footage you’ll never publish.

Everything you OWN. We’re looking for all types of video content with a resolution of 1080p and up. Shot vertically or horizontally, any length. Published and unreleased content (b-roll, raw, etc) is acceptable, with or without audio.

If your content includes logos or copyrighted material that you don’t own, no problem – we can automatically exclude those frames for you. Any content genre works, but high quality footage will have a better chance of selling.

Short answer: yes.
Long answer: Licensing companies want to acquire footage that contains people doing things, the more dynamic action the better.

1000 hours of a security camera focused on an empty hallway would likely be less valuable than 25 hours of people talking their dogs for a walk.

Best video content:

1. People doing things

2. Dynamic action

3. Sports

4. Parties

5. Walking around in an urban environment

6. Experiments, crafts, people working on projects

Worst video content:

1. Security cameras / trailcams

2. FPV drone footage

3. Static empty frames

4. People sitting at desks, gaming, on video calls - not moving around much.

5. Blurry footage / empty footage
   
   
   

To improve the quality of AI products, companies need a tremendous amount of real-world content for their software to learn from. They compile content into a ‘data model’ which is used to train AI software. This helps improve the capabilities of what AI products can create.

Your content is anonymized and never used beyond training purposes. AI companies aren’t looking to reproduce your content, name, image or likeness. In fact, they are contractually obligated not to and would be legally liable if they did.

Your data is secured in a SOC2 compliant data warehouse, and we only transfer data to clients who are also SOC2 compliant. These companies have strict agreements on content usage, and any unused data is legally destroyed.

All audio is removed prior to being licensed to the AI company.

There are many AI companies licensing millions of hours of content. You make money when your content is licensed. AI companies are paying a broad range of prices - from $1 to $200 per hour. You get paid each time a deal is made and your content is licensed. Upload once and you get access to an unlimited amount of licensing deals.

Once you are signed up, you will get access to a dashboard with easy options for uploading your content. You can submit dropbox and google drive links or upload directly to the site. You can also ship hard drives directly.

You must own the footage that you share with us. Be sure to double-check any agreements related to the footage you want to share. Sometimes these agreements only relate to the finished product, other times they relate to all content captured.

No. Your content is anonymized and never used beyond training purposes. AI companies aren’t looking to reproduce your content, name, image or likeness. In fact, they are contractually obligated not to.

Their main interests are being able to understand how people move through video and interact with their environments. Think of it like the “movement” of the people in your videos being tracked, like the wire-frame of a motion-capture model. The “identity”/face isn’t important.

After your footage is ingested successfully, our licensing partner takes your content to market.

If your content is accepted into a deal, you will be able to see how many hours of yours were accepted, and which client is purchasing it.

Payments are made once they are received from the AI client, usually within a number of weeks.

Unless you have millions of hours of video content, they will not make deals with individual content owners. Pooling content together allows us to enter into these large-scale deals that would otherwise be inaccessible.

Signing up is easy:

Step 1: Let us know if you have any questions by emailing us at the links below — or fill out the form.
Step 2: Review and sign the agreement.
Step 3: Fill out the onboarding form.
Step 4: Check for the onboarding email. Once all parties have signed the agreement, you will receive an email granting you access to your dashboard.
Step 5: Upload your content.
Step 6: Sit back, relax, and let the content licensors acquire your footage over time.