For creators
Your camera, their profile, your price
Record short video critiques of real dating profiles, keep 80% of what you charge, and build a public page that is yours.
What a video review covers
The customer uploads their profile. You look at it, then record yourself going through it. Say which photo should lead, what their clothes say and which prompt nobody will reply to. You record and upload it in the app, and it can run up to 15 minutes.
We transcribed a set of video reviews to see what reviewers talk about. These are the share of video reviews that raised each subject.
- Clothes and style74%
- Work or school60%
- Height30%
How it differs from brand UGC
Nobody sends you a brief. You do not pitch, wait for approval, or negotiate usage rights, because the video goes to one person, the customer who booked you. You set the price before anyone books.
The pay is lower per video than brand work. Influee puts brand UGC at $150 to $212 a video; the median RMH video review is $79.99, of which you keep $63.99. What you get instead is work that arrives without a pitch and a public page that shows how you think on camera.
Your page and your audience
Every approved reviewer gets a page at tryrmh.com/@yourname with your photo, bio, packages and prices, and links to your Instagram, TikTok and X profiles. People reach it from search, from your link in bio or from a friend who shares it, and book you in the app.
If you already have an audience, your page is the simplest thing to point them to. It shows your style, your packages and the ratings customers leave.
How pay works
Current median prices among approved reviewers
- Text review
- $29.99
- Video review
- $79.99
- Live consultation
- $99.99
You set the price. You keep 80% of it.
Each package has its own price, and you can change it any time. The customer pays your price plus Apple’s fee, added on top, so it never comes out of your share. Payouts go out weekly on Fridays through Stripe Connect, or you can withdraw on demand.
How fast bookings come
A quarter of reviewers who have been booked got their first booking within two days of approval, and more than half within a month.
Your own page
Every approved reviewer gets a public page that Google can index. People reach it from search, from your Instagram bio or from a friend’s link, and book you in the app.
Set a price, see what you keep
Current median prices
You keep
$23.99
per booking, 80% of your price
The customer pays your price plus Apple’s fee, which is added on top, so it does not come out of your share. Bookings are not guaranteed.
Prices, payouts and where demand is, in one place. Read how RMH reviewer pay works.
Privacy
Customers send you their real photos and prompts. Treat them as private. A review is for the person who booked it, so do not post their photos or details anywhere without their permission. Your own page is yours to share as much as you like.
How to apply
The application is in the RMH app on iPhone or Android, from the App Store or Google Play, and the optional intro video is a good place to show your review style. On a computer, start with a sample critique on the web, then finish in the app.
Verify your phone and add your name
Open the RMH app on iPhone or Android, go to Settings and tap Become a reviewer. Your number stays private.
Photos, bio and where you live
Up to six photos and a short bio. An intro video is optional; it can introduce you or show a sample review. Add your Instagram or TikTok if you have one.
Choose packages and set prices
Text, video or a live call, each at a price you choose. You can change prices later.
A person reads it
Every application is read by a person, and a decision usually comes within a few days. You can check the status in the app.
Read next
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Questions creators ask
Can I post my reviews on my own channels?
Can I post my reviews on my own channels?
A review is made for one customer, using their photos. Do not post a customer's photos, profile or details anywhere without their permission. You can always share your own RMH page.
Do I need a big following?
Do I need a big following?
No. Customers find reviewers by browsing RMH and through search, as well as through a reviewer's own audience. A following helps you get booked sooner, but it is not required to apply.
What equipment do I need?
What equipment do I need?
A phone and decent light. You record your video review and upload it in the RMH app, and it can run up to 15 minutes.
How is the pay different from brand UGC?
How is the pay different from brand UGC?
You set a price per review and keep 80%. The median video review on RMH is $79.99, so you keep $63.99 at that price. There is no usage-rights fee because the video goes only to the customer, and there is no brief to pitch for.
How long until my first booking?
How long until my first booking?
A quarter of reviewers who have been booked got their first booking within two days of approval, and more than half within a month.
Turn the camera on a profile.
Set one video package at a price you like. The application is in the RMH app on iPhone or Android.