The biggest creator community in mobile gaming
On YouTube alone, 15 million channels have posted 159 million videos with #freefire (YouTube, October 2026), more than any other game we checked. The audience is mostly on phones, and strongest in Brazil, Latin America, India and Southeast Asia.
That makes Free Fire creators the most direct way for brands to reach young mobile players in those countries, and many of those brands have no idea where else to find them.
Free Fire videos that get views
Short, fast and easy to follow wins. Formats that keep working:
- Headshot and clutch montages from your own matches
- Sensitivity and HUD settings, shown on screen
- Character and pet combinations for the current season
- Rank push highlights and squad funny moments
- New event, bundle and update reactions on release day
Who pays Free Fire creators
The brands that run campaigns for this audience, and what they usually ask for:
| Brand | What the video shows |
|---|---|
| Phones and accessories | Smooth gameplay on the phone, triggers or coolers in use |
| Top-up and payment apps | Buying diamonds the safe way, with your code |
| Other mobile games | Your honest first match in their game |
| Snacks and energy drinks | The product in your normal video |
Tips for your first paid Free Fire video
Keep your usual style: viewers follow you, not the sponsor. Put the brand's line or code where the brief says, film in the language your audience speaks, and post inside the campaign's dates.
Tip
Campaigns often target one country. Check the campaign's countries against where your viewers actually are before you join.
What a video earns
Your earnings are the video's verified views times the campaign's rate per 1,000 views. Move the sliders to see an example.
This video earns
$225
Each brand sets its own rate and a cap per creator. Every campaign shows both before you join.
Free Fire is a trademark of its owner. ClipperTask isn't affiliated with or endorsed by it. Hashtag numbers are from YouTube's hashtag pages, October 2026.
