True Engagement.
Not passive attention.
Your video becomes the first step of a language lesson, and learners practise phrases drawn from it. You pay for completed lessons, never impressions — and the console quotes your full cost before you submit.
In the console
From upload to first completed lesson.
Upload your video
Add the ad you already run, give it a title and description, and tell us about your product so the phrases fit your message.
- Use an ad you already have
- A few context questions about your product
- Context shapes the generated phrases
What it costs
The reward you set
Goes to the learner who completes that lesson.
Fee per completed lesson
Flat, per difficulty — never on an impression or an abandoned lesson.
Campaign creation fee
One flat fee when you submit for review.
What you can measure
Spend tied to lessons, not guesses.
Every metric here is one the dashboard renders today. Small audience groups are aggregated or withheld — and the dashboard says so.
- Impressions & reach
- Watch-time quartiles
- Lesson completions
- Difficulty split
- Cost per completion
- Budget runway
- First-attempt rate
- Phrase-level accuracy
Straight answers.
Completed lessons, plus one campaign creation fee when you submit. When a lesson starts, the reward and fee are reserved; if the learner abandons it, the reservation is released and that lesson costs you nothing. The console quotes the full cost before you submit.
Every campaign is reviewed by a person. The console states a turnaround of 1–2 business days.
No. Each difficulty pays a given learner once. Repeats are practice only — no reward, no charge.
Delivery stops. The dashboard tracks remaining budget, burn rate and a projected exhaustion date so you can top up first.
English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and Italian. Learners practise in your video’s language unless it’s their native one, in which case they pick one of the other five.
Put your video in front of learners who finish.
Tell us what you want to advertise and we’ll walk you through a campaign — including the full quote — before you commit.
Email the team