From a fan idea to finished work
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3 supporters · $74.00 backed
See the idea →Good ideas deserve to get made
You know what you’d love to see. Help your favorite creators make it happen, one small backing at a time.
$3–$25 per person. No subscriptions. Just good ideas.
From a fan idea to finished work
Open on youtube.com3 supporters · $74.00 backed
See the idea →From “what if” to “it’s here”
We call a fan idea with backing a bounty. Here’s how it comes to life.
Find a creator and suggest something you’d love to see. Add the first backing, or join an idea someone else started.
Creators choose the ideas that fit them and set a deadline. The finished content lives on their usual channel.
Backers review the finished work before payments are collected. Nothing is charged when you first back an idea.
On the other side of the camera?
Your community has ideas. Bounty gives them a place to gather support, and gives you the freedom to choose what’s next.
A few good questions
Your card is saved when you back an idea. Payment happens after the creator finishes and the 7-day review period ends, or when all backers have voted. If 60% or more of votes are positive, all backers pay. Below that, negative voters are not charged; positive voters and non-voters pay. If nobody votes, all backers pay.
No. You can add a YouTube or Twitch channel and start a bounty before its creator joins. Only the channel owner can claim it, and it’s their choice whether to accept an idea.
An unaccepted bounty expires after a month. Accepted work that misses its deadline is canceled. Backers aren’t charged for either. You can remove your backing before acceptance; the person who started the bounty must cancel it to remove their initial backing.