Record it once. It goes out in four places. And you know which one paid.

Answers to what you were about to search

Short, honest answers to the questions this job actually raises, with the source where there is one. No page here promises you an income.

How it works

1. 01

   Send up your original file

   The one your camera made. No cropping, no re encoding, and no watermark taken off anything.

2. 02

   Pick the places, write the text once

   Your words get fitted to each place. The links get their room first, so not one tracking parameter is lost.

3. 03

   Watch the clicks come back

   One short link for each video in each place. A click can only have come from one of them, so there is nothing left to guess.

What each place really allows

In three of these four, a link in your text cannot be tapped. That is their rule and not ours, and hiding it at the bottom of a page would cost you money. So here is the line, place by place, and what Reelhop does about it.

• Instagram Reels

  Links here cannot be tapped

  A link in a Reels caption shows as plain text for almost every account. Only a small test group of verified accounts can tap one.

  What we do about it

  The short link goes in your caption, short enough that somebody can type it, and the same link comes ready to paste in your bio.

• YouTube Shorts

  Links here cannot be tapped

  YouTube does not let a link in a description or a comment be tapped from a Short. It is their rule against spam and it is the same for everybody.

  What we do about it

  Your text goes out with the short link written out, and you get the line for your channel, where a link does work.

• Facebook

  Links can be tapped here

  A link inside a Facebook post can be tapped. Of these four, this is the only place where that is true for everyone.

  What we do about it

  The short link goes in the post with every parameter intact, so the tap lands exactly where you meant it to land.

• TikTok

  Links here cannot be tapped

  Under a TikTok, a link in the text cannot be tapped. Only the one in your bio can. TikTok also says in writing that taps on links shared outside the app are not in the numbers it shows you.

  What we do about it

  You get the bio line ready to paste, with its own short link, and we count those taps ourselves. If we do not count them, nobody does.

Where can a link be tapped?

Eight promises, and they are code

This whole category loses people for the same handful of reasons. Each of these is a rule in the product, not a line on a page.

• Cancel in one tap, from your own account screen. Never an email, never a form, never a chat.
• We write to you fourteen days before every charge, with the exact amount and a link to cancel.
• The days you did not use come back to you, always, with no small print anywhere.
• A post that fails says so. We check with the platform that your video is really live, and retry slowly.
• Your affiliate link goes out whole. Not one tracking parameter is lost, and a test watches that on every change.
• Your video goes out the way it came in. No crop, no smaller resolution, no squashed vertical.
• No credits that expire. A clear number of videos a month, and what you posted stays yours if you leave.
• A person answers you. Support here is not a robot.

Plans

Start on the free plan and stay there as long as it works for you. Moving up is a tap, and so is moving back down.

• Free

  No card, no charge.

  Ten videos a month, in two places.

• Creator

  $19.00 a month

  A hundred videos a month, in all four places.

• Pro

  $49.00 a month

  Videos with no monthly limit, and three creator accounts.

• Agency

  $129.00 a month

  Everything in the plan above, with ten creator accounts.

Prices in US dollars, charged monthly. Cancel in one tap and the days you did not use come back to you.

What people actually ask

Why did my commission disappear?

Because most of what you see at first is an estimate, not money. An order gets returned or canceled, or the window closes with no sale, and the number drops. TikTok Shop counts seven days from the last tap. Amazon counts a session of twenty four hours, and since April of 2026 it pays only on the exact variant of the product you linked. Reelhop shows you confirmed money first, what is still moving underneath it, and when each number stops changing.

How many views do I need to make money?

There is no such number, and anybody who hands you one is guessing. What pays is how many people tap, and how many of those buy in time. So Reelhop shows what you earned for every ten thousand views, in each place, from your own videos. We never promise you an income.

Can I post the same video on TikTok and Instagram?

Yes. It is your video and both places take it. What matters is what you send them: your own file, with no other app's watermark burned into it. Reelhop never removes a watermark, which TikTok forbids in writing, and never re encodes your file. You send the original once and each place gets a clean copy.

What is the best time to post?

The charts going around are averages of somebody else's audience. The only hour that pays you is the one when yours taps. Every click here is stamped with the video, the place and the time, so the answer comes out of your own numbers instead of a chart.

Why do my affiliate links stop working?

Nine times out of ten the link still opens the product and what went missing is the tracking part at the end: the tag after the question mark. Shorteners that keep only the address drop it, and so does a caption that got cut. Here the links get their room before the words do, so a cut can never take one.

How long does an Amazon affiliate link last?

A tap opens a session of twenty four hours, and a purchase inside it is yours. An item put in the cart during those hours stays attributable for eighty nine days more, and since April of 2026 the commission applies to the exact variant you linked.