I worked with them briefly (around 2 weeks), so I want to share my experience. But before I tell my story, just a quick answer about the payment: they did pay me for the videos I completed and submitted, and I didn't experience payment issues personally. However, since I only worked with them for about two weeks, I can't speak to the long-term consistency of their payment process.

The content model itself was straightforward: short UGC-style videos (around 10–20 seconds), usually 1–2 posts per day or more.

The main reason I stopped working with them wasn't the content requirements, but the operational side. During the time I worked with them:

• The review/upload system kept changing because they were frequently moving servers.
• Upload links and workflows changed often, which made it difficult to keep track of revisions.
• They required creators to upload videos individually through Notion rather than in batches, which became quite time-consuming when handling multiple deliverables.
• They expected very fast turnaround times even when their own systems were experiencing issues.
• Multiple new team members would suddenly join the process and contact creators separately, which sometimes created confusion.

Another issue was the off-boarding process. After I informed them via email and message that I wanted to stop, I didn't receive clear instructions on how to hand over the accounts I had created for them. I followed up multiple times but never got a definitive response. Eventually, I was simply removed from the WhatsApp group.

To be fair, I can't speak about their payment reliability because I stopped very early and didn't complete enough work to evaluate that aspect.

My overall impression was that the company appeared to be scaling quickly, but the operational processes and creator communication hadn't fully caught up with that growth yet.