You’re hired.
If you live at the gym, know everyone, and love connecting players, parents, and videographers, the job is yours. As a promoter you recruit videographers and earn a share of every highlight they sell — on top of your own filming and bonuses.
Why become a promoter
Earn on everyone you bring in
When a videographer you recruited sells a highlight, you earn 25% — for as long as they sell, and it never touches their pay.
You already have the network
You’re the one who knows every coach, parent, and gym. Turn those connections into a marketplace that pays you.
An easy pitch
Parents do a lot of watching and waiting at tournaments. Help them turn idle time into something that pays them (and you).
Film and earn too
A promoter is a videographer first. Shoot your own highlights, win game bonuses, and get paid out the same way.
Getting started
- You are here
- 01
Get the app
Download Neon for iPhone or Android.
- 02
Sign in with your email
We email you a code — there is no password to remember. You need to be 18 or older to hold an account.
- 03
Set up payouts
Connect your bank through Stripe, right in the app. Sales are ready to cash out after 7 days, with no minimum.
- 04
Claim your handle
In the app, open Promoter and claim the handle you’ll share to recruit.
- 05
Recruit and earn
Share your link with videographers and parents to earn a share of every highlight they sell. Record and publish your own highlights and win game bonuses to make even more money.
First payout
Your commissions show under Earnings. Cash them out to your bank anytime.
How the pay works
When a videographer you recruited sells a highlight, the money splits three ways: 50% to them, 25% to you, 25% to Neon. Your share comes entirely out of Neon’s cut — recruiting never costs the videographer a cent, so it’s an easy ask.
Commissions land in the same Earnings screen as your sales and bonuses, and cash out to your bank the same way after the usual short hold.
Questions before you start?
Ask us anything about our platform, how payments work, or anything else. Promoters make money filming highlights too — Film for Neon covers how capture, tagging, and payouts for videographers work.
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