ATOM GLOBAL has three new briefs open on Prime Oracles for English-speaking creators. Two revolve around JGGL, the holding's AI app: a UGC video about the app for $2 per 1000 views, and clipping the brand's official content for $1 per 1000 views. The third pays $0.25 per 1000 views for inserting an ATOM AI EXPO banner into content you were already planning to post.
The $2 rate is the highest of the batch, and you don't need a huge account to apply—you get paid for views, not followers. Let's break down what each brief requires, what the numbers mean for you, and which one fits the content you're already making.
The Three Briefs
| Task | Type | Rate | Min. Payout | Max per Video | Budget | Active Until |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JGGL — Make a Video About the App | UGC | $2 / 1000 views | $2 (1000 views) | $150 | $500 | November 11 |
| JGGL — Clip the Official Content | Clipping | $1 / 1000 views | $1 (1000 views) | $150 | $500 | November 11 |
| ATOM AI EXPO — Logo in Your Video | Banner | $0.25 / 1000 views | $1 (4000 views) | $60 | $500 | October 16 |
The two JGGL briefs are for Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. The banner brief is for Instagram and TikTok only, and it's the first one to close: submissions are accepted until October 15.
JGGL — Make a Video About the App — $2 per 1000 views
You download the app, actually use it, and film what happens. The best-performing videos are the ones that show the product in action: you type in a prompt, and a song or video is generated right on camera.
Three formats mentioned in the brief:
- "I replaced five apps with just one": your subscriptions vs. a single assistant;
- Your first reaction to what the AI just generated;
- Creating a full post—image, text, and music—in under a minute.
What the brief requires:
- 9:16 vertical video, 20 seconds or longer;
- Film yourself: a real video, not a slideshow;
- Voiceover and subtitles in English;
- Say the name JGGL out loud and show it on screen;
- A screen recording of the app, at least 10 seconds long;
- Link in your profile bio;
- Do not delete the video for 20 days after payment.
The payout starts at $2 (for 1000 views), and the $150 cap is reached at around 75,000 views. There's a bonus: film a real generation on camera, and your payout increases by 15%.
JGGL — Clip the Official Content — $1 per 1000 views
No filming required. Everything you need is in the campaign folder: the trailer, app and interface walkthroughs, videos of the Buddy device, and the main brand video. Your job is to edit: trim the footage, pick a strong two-second hook, and add subtitles and music.
The brief is strict about staying true to the source material: it must remain recognizable, you can't dub over the speakers, change the meaning of what they're saying, or mix in footage from other brands.
What the brief requires:
- 9:16 vertical video, 10 seconds or longer;
- Only use assets from the campaign folder;
- Your own edit: re-uploading someone else's clip doesn't count;
- Subtitles in English;
- Do not delete the video for 20 days after payment.
The payout starts at $1 per 1000 views, and the $150 cap is reached at around 150,000 views.
ATOM AI EXPO — Logo in Your Video — $0.25 per 1000 views
This brief isn't about the app. It promotes the AI ATOM GLOBAL EXPO, a tech forum held from October 16-18 in Minsk, Belarus, featuring humanoid robots, the country's first driverless drift, 50 projects, and over 30 speakers.
No filming or scripting is needed. You take your own content, in any format, and insert the pre-made ATOM AI EXPO banner in the middle. The banner and a placement example are in the brief's additional materials.
Shows, reviews, life hacks, and any other original content are fair game. Clips from movies and TV shows are also accepted, but the payout for those videos is reduced by 50%.
How to place the banner:
- While the banner plays, your video should freeze on a frame or be muted—having two audio tracks at once is considered an error;
- The banner must be shown in full, with its own audio, and with no overlays;
- Video under one minute: one banner, placed in the middle;
- Video over one minute: the banner repeats every minute—a 1.5-minute video gets two banners, a 2.5-minute video gets three;
- The link must remain in your bio for the entire campaign.
Format requirements: 9:16 vertical video, 30 seconds or longer, minimum 720p, posted before October 15. Placing the banner next to negative, critical, or shock content will lead to your submission being rejected.
The payout starts at $1 (for 4000 views). The $60 cap is equivalent to about 240,000 views.
What is JGGL
You'll have to explain the product on camera, so it helps to know what it does.
JGGL is an AI-centric social network: a single assistant writes, draws, composes music, and makes videos, with the results posted directly to the app's 360 feed, where you can swipe in any direction, not just down. Instead of jumping between a generator and a publishing app, the entire cycle lives in one place. The ecosystem also includes the JGGL Buddy, a speaker with a 360° holographic dome.
The company bluntly states the market gap it's targeting on its website: "Instagram and TikTok have no generation. Midjourney and Suno have no feed." The app is free to download on iOS and Android, and generation works on a paid credit system.
The parent company, ATOM GLOBAL, describes itself as a tech holding and venture builder that creates, develops, and scales companies in artificial intelligence, blockchain, and immersive technologies. JGGL is in that portfolio alongside the Atleta blockchain platform, Blockchain Sports, and Arteki Studio. The holding also has its own community on the platform, where its campaigns appear before they hit the general board.
Show what you've actually tried in the app. A UGC video that shows a real result will get approved faster than one that just recites a list of features.
Which brief to choose
| If you… | Choose |
|---|---|
| film on-camera or reaction videos | Make a Video About the App — $2 per 1000 views |
| edit other people's footage for a living | Clip the Official Content — $1 per 1000 views |
| already run a channel with stable views | Logo in Your Video — $0.25 per 1000, but you must post before October 15 |
| are starting from scratch and want the easiest task | The clipping brief: the footage is already provided |
Nothing stops you from applying for more than one. The three aren't mutually exclusive: one is your own video, another uses the advertiser's footage, and the third is an insert for content you were going to post anyway.
How to apply for a brief, step-by-step
- Open the "Content Rewards" section on Prime Oracles.
- Set the audience filter to "English-speaking audience" and look for the ATOM GLOBAL briefs.
- Open the brief and read the requirements before you film or edit: duration, subtitles, what to put in your bio, and the submission deadline.
- Click "Accept Task".
- Download the campaign assets from the brief, create the video according to the instructions, and post it on your Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube.
- Add the link to your post in the task brief—views are tracked from there.
Brands looking at it from the other side can post their own briefs using the "Create Campaign" button.
Before you start
- The banner brief closes first. Submissions are accepted until October 15, and the campaign ends on the 16th. The two JGGL briefs run until November 11.
- The link in bio is mandatory for all three. It's the smallest detail in the brief and the most common reason a perfectly good video gets rejected.
- Do not delete the video for 20 days after payment for the two JGGL briefs.
- The cap is the cap. $150 for UGC and clips, $60 for the banner. The rate doesn't apply beyond that.
- Disclose AI content where the platform requires it. If the generated music or images in your video could be mistaken for real, add the disclosure label when you upload. This is a platform rule, not a brand rule.
FAQ
How do you make money with UGC videos?
You accept a brand's brief on a marketplace, film a video following its guidelines, post it to your account, and get paid per 1000 views—in this case, $2 per 1000 for the JGGL task, starting from the first thousand. If the format is new to you, start with our guide on What a UGC Creator Is, How Much They Earn, and How to Start from Scratch.
How many views do you need to hit the cap?
At $2 per 1000 views, the $150 cap is reached at around 75,000 views. At $1 per 1000, it's about 150,000 views, and for the $60 banner cap, it's about 240,000 views.
Do you need followers to apply for these briefs?
None of the three have a follower minimum. You're paid for views, so a small account with a viral video can earn more than a large one with low reach.
What's the difference between the UGC and clipping briefs?
In the UGC brief, you film your own video about the app, appear on camera, speak in English, and show a screen recording. In the clipping brief, the advertiser provides the footage, and you edit it into vertical videos—no filming or voiceover, just English subtitles. The rate for clipping is lower because the filming is already done for you. Learn more about this trade-off in Clipping: What It Is and How to Make Money Creating Clips.
Can I apply if my audience isn't in the US?
All three briefs are for an English-speaking audience, which usually means the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. If your account targets a different region, first read our guide on What Tier-1 Is and Why English-Speaking Views Are Worth More. And keep in mind that the same advertiser has two briefs for Russian-speaking audiences: Make Money with Clips: ATOM GLOBAL Pays $0.70 per 1000 Views.
On Prime Oracles, the terms are transparent: the rate per view, minimum payout, cap, and requirements are all visible before you start working. The briefs are in the "Content Rewards" section and can be accepted with the "Accept Task" button.
Task Briefs: JGGL — Make a Video About the App, JGGL — Clip the Official Content, ATOM AI EXPO — Logo in Your Video. All three are in the "Content Rewards" section.