Promote your song on TikTok — pay per view, not per promise
List your sound on The Board and let vetted UGC creators post edits using your track. You approve every payout, so every crown goes to real, verified views.
How TikTok music promotion works on Bounty Sounds
- Submit your artist name, song title, and TikTok sound link. Pay the $200 listing fee to open a 30-day campaign.
- We post your contract on The Board with your per-view payout rate (e.g. $1 per 100k views).
- Editors claim the contract, publish TikToks using your sound, and paste their video URL as proof.
- The harbormaster reviews view counts, approves payouts, and disburses via PayPal or Stripe.
Why pay-per-view beats flat-fee song promotion
Most TikTok music promotion services charge a lump sum for a fixed number of posts — with no guarantee anyone watches them. A bounty flips that model: creators are motivated to make edits that actually pop because their payout scales with real views.
- Transparent per-100k-view pricing you set
- Manual approval on every payout — no autopilot spending
- Dispute workflow when views don't match evidence
- Every submission logged to your team's Sheets and Airtable
Frequently asked questions
- How does music promotion on TikTok work here?
- You list your sound for a flat 30-day campaign fee. Vetted TikTok editors claim the contract, post edits using your song, and submit the TikTok URL. You approve payouts based on verified view counts.
- What does it cost to promote a song?
- The listing fee is $200 for a 30-day campaign slot on the board. You separately fund the per-view bounty pot — usually $1 per 100,000 TikTok views — so total spend scales with results, not promises.
- Who are the editors?
- Independent UGC creators and TikTok clippers who make edits, movie mashups, and lifestyle content around trending sounds. Every payout is manually approved before money moves.
- How is this different from a distributor like SoundOn?
- Distributors get your song onto TikTok's sound library. Bounty Sounds recruits creators to actually use it — with a transparent pay-per-view rate and admin approval on every payout.