How much to post, where to post it, and what we expect from you day to day.
The short version: post every day, cross-post every video to TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, and keep your accounts dedicated to fomo content.
Everything on this page is counted in posting days, so read this part twice.
A posting day is one calendar day on which you posted to TikTok, Instagram AND Facebook.
Three rules follow from that, and they are where almost everyone gets confused:
| All three platforms, same day | Miss one and the day does not count at all |
| One video on all three = 1 posting day | Not 3. Cross-posting is the requirement, not a multiplier |
| Five posts in one day = 1 posting day | Volume in a single day does not stack. You cannot catch up by batching |
So "30 posting days" means 30 separate days. It is not 30 videos times three platforms, and it is not 90 posts. It is one video a day, cross-posted, on 30 different days.
| What you did | Posting days earned |
|---|---|
| Monday: one video to TikTok, Instagram and Facebook | 1 |
| Tuesday: three videos, all to all three platforms | 1 |
| Wednesday: two videos to TikTok only | 0 |
| Thursday: one video to TikTok and Instagram, Facebook failed to upload | 0 |
| Friday: one video to all three, plus a YouTube Short | 1 |
Posting to YouTube, X, Snapchat or anywhere else is encouraged and great for referrals. It just does not count toward a posting day.
The requirement: 30 posting days. That is one video a day, cross-posted to all three platforms, on 30 different days.
How the retainer pays out:
| Milestone | What it releases |
|---|---|
| 15 posting days inside a 21 day window | 50% of your retainer |
| The next 15 posting days | The remaining 50% |
Your 21 day clock starts the day your first fomo post goes live. Not the day you joined, and not your warm-up posts.
That's the trial structure. If you're on a main retainer rather than a trial, it's 30 posting days with no window on them and one payment at the end.
What the top creators actually do: 3 to 4 posts a day across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, cross-posting aggressively. The creators who fly through their trial and end up in the gold server are almost all doing this. Those extra posts will not earn extra posting days, but they will earn you views and referrals, which is where the real money is.