Now licensing · Pilot program
Get paid for your original casino slot-machine footage.
Have footage you already recorded? Submit it for review. We pay a fixed licensing fee for approved videos.
Typically $10–$25 for approved footage during our pilot; final offer depends on quality and rights.
How it works
Five steps, no guesswork.
- 01
Upload an existing recording
Send a video you already filmed. Sign in with your email and upload from your phone — big files resume if your connection drops.
- 02
We review it and make a fixed offer
We check quality, authenticity and rights. If it fits, you get a flat-fee offer. No obligation to accept.
- 03
Sign a simple license
Accept the offer and sign a non-exclusive license online. You keep ownership of your video.
- 04
Get paid
We pay the agreed fee by Venmo and email you a receipt.
- 05
Hear if it's published
If we use your footage in a video, we'll send you the link.
What qualifies
Real sessions, recorded the right way.
- ✓Original footage you recorded or own
- ✓Filmed in a physical casino
- ✓You were of legal gambling age
- ✓Filming was permitted where you recorded
- ✓Starts before the first spin, with your starting balance on screen
- ✓The slot machine and every spin clearly visible
- ✓Ideally 5–20 minutes long
- ✓Winning and losing sessions equally welcome
Payment transparency
A flat fee. Nothing else.
- Paid only after approval and agreement
- You're paid once we approve the footage, you accept the offer, and you sign the license.
- No guarantees
- Submitting doesn't guarantee acceptance, and licensing doesn't guarantee publication.
- Not a gambling reimbursement
- The fee never depends on wins, losses, bet size, or time played. It's payment for media rights.
What to film
From your starting balance to your final spin.
We follow the session spin by spin — every increase and decrease. That only works if we can see the machine and the balance from the very start.
- 01
Start before your first spin
Begin recording at the machine before you play, with your starting balance (credit meter) on screen.
- 02
Show the slot machine
Get the game's name and the full screen in frame so we can see which slot it is.
- 03
Keep every spin readable
Hold the shot so the balance, bet and win amount are legible on every spin — up or down.
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One continuous take
No cuts or skipped spins. Keep rolling until you stop, then show the final balance.
When you submit, you'll tell us the slot machine's name and how much you started with.
Recording tips
What makes footage easy to license.
Horizontal, 1080p or better
Landscape shots of the full screen work best. Keep the phone steady.
Keep bystanders out
Don't film identifiable people without their consent. Avoid other players' screens.
No face required
You never need to appear on camera. Your hands and the machine are plenty.
No personal info on screen
Keep players' cards, IDs, receipts and bank details out of frame.
This is guidance for footage you've already recorded or would record anyway. We don't ask anyone to go to a casino or play for us.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do you need me to play again?+
No — and please don't. We only license footage you've already recorded. We will never ask you to gamble, keep playing, raise your bets, or chase losses to earn a fee.
What should the video show?+
Start recording at the slot machine before your first spin, with the game's name and your starting balance on screen. Keep the screen in frame so the balance, bet and win are readable on every spin, in one continuous take, and show the final balance when you stop. When you submit, you'll tell us the machine's name and how much you started with.
What if I lost?+
Losing sessions are just as eligible as winning ones. The fee is the same either way, and it's never a reimbursement for money you lost.
What if I won?+
Great session — but it doesn't change the fee. We pay a fixed licensing fee based on the footage's quality and rights, never on wins, losses, bet size, or how long you played.
How much do you pay?+
During our pilot, approved footage typically earns $10–$25. The final offer depends on video quality and how clear the rights are. You'll see the exact amount before you agree to anything.
Can I stay anonymous publicly?+
Yes. You choose how you're credited: anonymous, first name only, your creator handle, or ask first. You never have to show your face. We never publish your legal name or contact details.
What rights do you need?+
If you accept an offer, you sign a non-exclusive license that lets us edit, narrate, publish and monetize the footage on YouTube and other digital platforms. You keep ownership and can still use your video yourself. The license excludes AI training.
When will I be paid?+
Only after we approve the footage, you accept our offer, and you sign the license. We pay the fixed fee by Venmo — you give us your Venmo username when you sign — typically within 10 business days, and email you a receipt.
Sitting on great footage?
Submitting takes about five minutes, plus upload time.