A paid creator role for Bible Basher, the iPhone app that retells Bible stories the
way your mate tells you gossip. This programme has generated tens of millions of views, and the app
hit the App Store top 20 within two weeks of launch.
The essentials
One short video a day, posted to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube (same file, three uploads).
£300 a month base, paid monthly by bank transfer, plus bonuses of up to
£300 per video, per platform, when a video takes off.
Batch filming is fine. Film a week's videos on a Sunday and post one a day.
It starts with a paid trial week (£70) before any commitment on either side.
You post on fresh accounts set up for this, never your personal page.
Most videos are reactions: you put in one earphone, play a 30-second audio clip, and film
your face reacting. No talking, no script, no editing. You can react to the clips we send you, or
pick any sound from our sounds bank and use that sound on the post, which
pools the views with everyone else using it.
Some are hook videos: a one-line hook over a screen recording we provide. And sometimes
we'll brief something new to try, occasionally paid as a one-off extra.
What to film is never guesswork. Your personal portal shows a short weekly brief telling you
exactly what to focus on, and the examples page shows videos to model
yours on, including ones that did millions of views.
Pay, exactly
Base: £10 per posting day
A posting day means one video posted that day to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. It
doesn't need to be filmed that day; most creators batch-film. Post every day and that's
£300 a month.
Miss a day? That day simply isn't paid. No penalties, no clawbacks, no
minimum commitment. Posting more than once a day is welcome, and every post is bonus-eligible.
View bonuses: per video, per platform
Views (measured 30 days after posting)
Bonus
10,000
£10
50,000
£20
100,000
£50
500,000
£150
1,000,000
£300
A video pays its highest tier only (500K pays £150, not every tier added
together). TikTok, Instagram and YouTube each count separately, so the same video reaching 100K on
all three pays £150 in total.
Two worked examples
A steady month. You post every day and nothing takes off: 30 posting days at £10 =
£300.
A month where one video lands. Same 30 days, and one video does 250K on TikTok (£50),
60K on Instagram (£20) and 15K on YouTube (£10): £300 + £80 = £380. Most
videos are quiet and one or two do the earning. That's normal, and it's why the base exists.
How payment works
Base pay is paid monthly by bank transfer.
You log every post in your personal tracker (a private link you get when you join). It shows
your running earnings at all times, so there's never a surprise at month end.
Bonuses are checked on the 30-day view count and paid with your next monthly payment. Large
milestones are paid early.
Videos need 200+ views to count toward base pay. That's a technical floor, not a target. It
protects both sides if a platform buries a post for a technical reason, and if it happens we work
with you to fix it.
If either of us ends the arrangement, everything outstanding is paid, base days and
bonuses, up to the last post.
How it starts
Message Pat on WhatsApp. No forms, no interviews. A short chat, and we'll send you an
example clip so you can hear exactly what the content is.
Sign the one-page agreement. Pay, content rights and account ownership, in plain
English, before you film anything.
Paid trial week: £70 total. You set up fresh accounts on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube
and warm them up (£20 setup bonus), then post five videos over five days at £10 each, paid
whatever the views do. We review each video before it goes up and give feedback.
Move to the full programme. Good fit both ways? You're on £300 a month plus bonuses.
If not, you keep the £70, no hard feelings.
What you'll need
A phone with a decent front camera. Nothing else, and no editing software.
Comfortable being on camera. Your face is the video; you don't speak.
UK-based, 18 or over.
No knowledge of the Bible needed, genuinely none. It's a comedy app.
Common questions
Is this religious content? Do I need to be religious?
No and no. Bible Basher is a comedy app. The joke is the telling, not the beliefs. Plenty of
our audience, and our creators, have never opened a Bible.
Why a separate account and not my own?
It keeps your personal page completely yours, and a dedicated account performs better because
the algorithm reads it as one consistent thing. The accounts belong to the programme; that's in
the agreement, not hidden anywhere.
What if my videos just don't get views?
You're still paid the base; that's what it's for. Views are a lottery even for good creators.
Your job is consistency and delivery, and the bonuses are upside, not the wage.
Can I stop whenever I want?
Yes. Either side can end it at any time, for any reason, and anything you're owed is paid.
We only ask that you tell us rather than disappearing.
How do I know this is legitimate?
Fair question, because money offers in DMs usually aren't. Things you can check: the app is
live on the App Store; the agreement is written and signed before any work; the trial pays you
before any monthly commitment; and we will never ask you for money, for your personal account
passwords, or for anything beyond the work described on this page.
Bible Basher