Earn extra usage with missions

Complete missions to add extra usage to your account for free.

You can add to your usage without paying for it. Missions pay you for things you were likely doing anyway, like connecting your channel or telling people where your videos come from. The dashboard shows a Missions row with the ones to do next, and the full board is at Profile → Missions.

Mission

Pays

What it takes

Connect your YouTube channel

$5 of extra usage, once

Pays as soon as you connect.

Publish your first video

$8 of extra usage, once

The video needs to be 10 minutes or longer.

Keep a series posting for a month

$20 of extra usage, once

Four weeks of posts from one Series, no gaps.

Publish with a link in the description

$4 of extra usage, up to twice a month

A video of 30 minutes or longer, with chillframe.com in the description. Keep the link up for a week; the reward lands 7 days after the video goes live.

Link to chillframe.com from your site

$15 of extra usage, once

A blog post, a tools page or your footer, on your own domain and at least 180 days old. Use the mission link shown in the claim box, without nofollow. Free hosted pages don't qualify.

Post about Chillframe on Facebook

$2 of extra usage, once

A public post with a link to chillframe.com.

The first four check themselves, and Claim turns on once the reward is ready. For the last two, Claim opens a box for your Public link. Paste the address of the page or post and press Verify & claim. We check it automatically, and most claims are instant.

The three missions that involve publishing stay locked until you connect a YouTube channel, so that's the one to start with. If you finish a mission before you're on a plan, it shows as earned and pays out when you start one.

A reward lands as extra usage, the same as a usage pack. It's spent once your monthly usage runs out, and claiming one switches Extra usage on at Settings → Plan & billing if it was off. Mission rewards expire after 180 days.

If a mission won't verify, email [email protected] and a human will read it.

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