Upload a reel from a trip to ReelStay. Any time someone books that stay from your reel, you get paid on the booking, for as long as the reel is up.
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The short list
Everything past this section is yours to decide.
Keep the ReelStay mention natural. Something like “booked this whole trip through ReelStay” or “everything from this trip is up on my ReelStay page.” The point is to get people into the app, booking the places they are already looking at and posting their own trips. It should never read like an ad. How you word it is up to you.
Suggestions only
None of this is required. You know your audience better than anyone, so take the ones that fit what you already do.
The same reel, or a different cut, with the same tags on every platform. One trip, several audiences.
A public account is how your reels reach past the people already following you.
It puts your post in front of people already looking at that destination.
Every one of those is someone ready to book. Send them to your link rather than answering with the hotel name.
This works best as part of what you already post, not a separate thing you do occasionally.
On the trip
Anything and everything. A good 30 second reel usually comes out of 40 or 50 clips, so get more footage than you think you need.
Where you stayed matters and the property should be in there, but this is not a room tour. What makes someone want a place is the reason you picked it. What you did there, what was around it, what the trip actually looked like.
Scenery and landscape work well as long as they tie back to where you stayed. What does not work is a room tour with no point of view, or a video filtered so hard the place does not match what someone arrives to.
For your own channels
What gets people curious enough to go look at the stay.
Volume
Do not stop at the hotel walkthrough. One trip is worth far more than one video: the room and the property, the things you did at the hotel, tourist activities and day trips, the beach or the town nearby, places to eat, getting there and getting around. Every one of those is its own reel, all tagged to the same stay.
On your own channels, post what you would normally post. Send people to ReelStay through the link in your bio to see the rest. Your channels bring people in, and your ReelStay reels are where they book and where you get paid.
Creators who do this consistently get picked up as featured creators. Your reels get shared on our channels and put in front of a combined audience of over a million people, plus placement in the featured section of the app.
Watch first
Worth a scroll before you film.
Examples for creatorsTop tier
It is not about follower count. What counts is what your reels actually drive: bookings that come through them, how much you are uploading, and the reach you are pulling in. Creators who move those numbers get invited as spots open.
Answers
2.5% of the nightly stay amount on every booking made through your reel. You can earn more on top of that by joining the Residency and levelling up.
The moment someone books through your reel, the commission appears in your dashboard. It is confirmed once the guest finishes their stay, and paid once the booking funds settle. You will always see exactly what is coming and when.
For as long as it is live.
Yes. Post it everywhere you are. We encourage you to share it on every platform you use.
No. Anyone can upload and earn from day one.
As many as you want. More reels means more chances someone books through you.
We encourage it. A public account puts your content in front of a much larger audience, which drives more bookings and more earnings.