A massive mobile creator community
On YouTube, 4.5 million channels have posted with #pubgmobile, 3 million with #bgmi and 3.6 million with #pubg (YouTube, October 2026). Most of that audience plays on phones, with huge communities in India, South Asia, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
PUBG videos that get views
Skill and settings content lead. Formats that keep working:
- Clutch and 1v4 highlights
- Sensitivity and control layout codes
- Gun guides and attachment tests
- Conqueror rank push and tournament moments
- New season, mode and update first looks
Who pays PUBG creators
The brands that run campaigns for this audience, and what they usually ask for:
| Brand | What the video shows |
|---|---|
| Gaming phones | Frame rate and smoothness in a real match |
| Triggers, coolers, earbuds | The accessory in use while you play |
| Top-up and payment apps | Buying UC with your code |
| Other mobile games and apps | Your honest first try |
Tips for your first paid PUBG video
Show the product during real gameplay, not before it. Viewers trust a phone or accessory they see you win with. Film in the language your viewers speak, and match the campaign's countries to your audience.
Tip
Settings videos get saved and rewatched. A sponsor mention in a settings video keeps earning views for weeks.
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.
PUBG 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.
