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Tilt Clips Incentive — Terms & Conditions

By taking part in the Clips incentive, you agree to the following. Tilt determines, at its sole discretion, which clips qualify for payment.

1. What counts as a qualifying clip

  • Each clip must show one single, unique item that you physically own.

  • The clip must be original video you have recorded of that item, not a screen recording, screenshot, re-upload, or a recording of another listing.

  • Payment is made per unique item.

2. What does not count

  • Repeated items. The same product listed more than once counts only once, no matter the size, colour, condition, or defects. Different sizes or conditions of the same product are not separate items.

  • Multiple items in one clip. A clip showing more than one item does not qualify.

  • Items listed below £1, or items with no genuine resale value, do not qualify.

3. Trading Card Games (TCG)

  • TCG clips qualify only if the item is a single card or graded slab worth £5 or more based on its genuine market value (not the price listed). Tilt may verify values against external market sources. Bulk cards, commons, and job lots do not qualify.

4. Minimum to qualify

  • You must post at least 20 qualifying off-stream clips to be eligible.

  • Only off-stream clips count; clips from live streams do not.

5. Clips must stay live

  • Qualifying clips must be active and listed on the payment date to be paid. Clips deleted or disabled before then will not count.

  • Payment is made on the incentive payout date as normal. However, if you delete or disable a significant number of qualifying clips within 20 days of being paid, you will be excluded from all future Tilt incentives. Tilt may also reclaim payment where clips are removed in a way inconsistent with genuine selling.

6. General

  • Tilt may amend these terms, withhold payment for suspected gaming, and disqualify any seller found manipulating the incentive.

  • Tilt's decision on all matters is final.

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