Getting Started
The six steps from creating an account to your first payout.
Understand AllGig in simple terms.
The six steps from creating an account to your first payout.
The honest path to steady earnings, and what slows people down.
A simple checklist for landing your first approval.
The reward reserved for work you have been assigned but not finished.
The steps a campaign follows, from brief to payment.
Every hold and window, shown live in your workspace.
Keep your sign-in details private and your payout details current.
Money from approved work that is still inside the safety hold.
Everything you have ever earned from approved work.
One job, one agreed price.
Where you see every naira you have earned and what you can withdraw.
Paying creators by the verified views their video earns.
The short wait after approval before money becomes available.
A check that shows a brand is real and safe to work with.
A project a brand creates to pay creators for promoting something.
Cutting one long video into several short clips.
What it costs to start working as a creator.
Your level on AllGig, earned from Points for approved work.
Your home screen: what you earned, your level, and what needs your attention.
A serious problem about a campaign, work, or payment that AllGig reviews.
The most a creator can earn from one campaign.
What makes a brand pick you over a profile that looks the same.
Content made by real people, paid for by a brand.
The number of times your content has been seen.
The brand's short instructions for what content they want.
Money is held in naira, and you can view it in dollars.
A short video cut from a longer one for quick watching.
Asking AllGig to look again at a decision you disagree with.
What your profile shows brands, and who can see it.
The number of creators allowed to join one campaign.
How much people interact with your content compared to how many see it.
The full clipping loop, from picking a campaign to getting paid.
Moving your earned money from AllGig to your bank account.
What you earn from approved work, and the score that raises your Creator level.
The money a creator gets for approved work on a campaign.
The older name for Points on AllGig.
The money you can withdraw right now.
A check that shows a creator is real and their work is genuine.
Views come from the platform itself, and every reading is checked before it can count.
What each Creator level gives you, and how it is applied.
Inviting friends to AllGig and earning a reward when they join.
The views that pass the checks and count towards pay. The raw number the platform shows can be higher.
Taking money out of your AllGig account to your bank.
The view count recorded shortly after your link is submitted.
The brand's single check that confirms the right post and authorizes payment.
A brand setting that hires creators instantly while spots are open.
Running more than one link on the same campaign, one after another.
What each stage of a withdrawal means, and why some are checked by hand.
Starting fresh work on the same campaign after your current link.
Where work can be published so views can be checked.
A sneak peek you share while the work is still going.
A private chat with the brand, plus an optional group thread.
The record of a creator completed and approved work.
The smallest amount you can take out at one time.
How much you earn for every 1,000 valid views.
The reward per 1,000 valid views on a campaign.
The AllGig fee added on top of the reward.
A short safety check before your payout is sent.
When a brand accepts your work and your reward is released.
Allgig holds money in naira, and can show it in dollars as a view.
The work you send to a brand for approval on a campaign.
The link and details that show you really did the work.
Telling a brand you are interested in their campaign.
A campaign that is still accepting creators.
A campaign that will stop accepting creators very soon.
The time a brand has to check and approve your submitted work.
The time frame in which views are counted for your pay.
One extra view-counting period when a video is still growing near the end.
The short wait after you submit a link before you can start the next one.
A link you started but never submitted. It frees itself after a while.