Pay for views you can verify, not reach you have to trust.
beemore is how businesses in Zambia pay local creators for verified views. Write a brief, set a rate per 1,000 views and fund a budget from K5,000. beemore, based in Lusaka, takes a single 20% platform fee at funding. A reviewer checks every video before it is paid, and the unspent pool comes back when the campaign closes.
Fund a budget, set your rate per 1,000 views, and let thousands of African creators make the content. Unspent budget stays yours.
Smallest budget is 5,000. The platform fee is charged once, at funding.
What has already run through here
These figures are read from the platform ledger when this page loads, not from a slide. They cover every campaign funded on beemore, the views reviewers have verified against creator analytics, and the money that has actually left for creator wallets.
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0 campaigns are live right now, funded by 0 businesses.
What a budget on beemore actually buys
Influencer buying usually means paying a fixed fee for a post and hoping. This is the opposite arrangement: the price is per outcome, the outcome is checked, and the risk of a clip underperforming sits with the pool rather than with you.
Build a campaignYou pay per verified view, not per post
A reviewer opens every clip and matches its public view count against the creator’s own analytics before a kwacha moves. A clip that flops costs you almost nothing, because almost nothing was verified.
There is nobody to negotiate with
You set the rate per 1,000 views once and it applies to every creator who takes the brief. No rate cards, no per-creator contracts, no agency mark-up sitting on top of the media.
Unspent budget stays yours
Budget only leaves the reward pool when a clip is approved. Whatever the pool has not spent is returned when the campaign closes, so an under-delivering campaign is not a sunk cost.
One brief reaches the whole continent
The same campaign is open to creators in every country beemore operates in, and each of them is paid into their own local wallet. You do not open a payment rail per market.
What do brands ask before they fund a campaign?
Cost, payment, review and what happens to money the pool does not spend.
How much does a campaign cost?
You choose the budget, from K5,000, and the rate you pay for every 1,000 verified views. beemore takes one 20% platform fee when you fund it, and you never pay more than your budget.
How do I pay for a campaign?
By mobile money with Airtel Money, MTN MoMo or Zamtel Kwacha, using the reference on the payment screen. Our team checks your campaign once the payment is confirmed, and it usually goes live within one working day.
Do I pay for views that are not real?
No. A reviewer checks every video against the creator's own analytics before any money leaves your budget, and bought views are rejected.
What happens to money the pool does not spend?
It comes back to you when the campaign closes. If your campaign is rejected at review, you get the full amount back, including the platform fee.
What is the Top 10?
It is the 10 places at the top of the campaign list, sold by open bid and paid for separately from your budget. An opening bid is at least K500, a place is taken by ending at least K100 above whoever holds it, and after you fund a bid you wait 7 days before adding more.
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Start with one brief and one budget
Publish a campaign, watch what the first clips verify at, then decide whether to add more budget. The platform fee is 20% and it is charged once.
