Get paid to promote new apps
Updated October 2026
Indie developers ship new apps every day, and most of them hate marketing. They need people who are good at TikTok, UGC, Reddit, creators, outreach or launches, for small fixed-price jobs.
What the work looks like
- 3 short videos showing an app, posted on your account or delivered as files.
- Finding testers or first users in communities where you're already active.
- A hand-picked list and personal messages to the people an app is for.
- Running a launch day, or writing a few pages that rank.
Why indie apps are a good first client
- No portfolio wall. Big brands want proof; a solo builder wants someone who gets their app and does the work.
- Clear, small jobs. A fixed price for a defined piece of work, agreed upfront.
- Paid for the work, not the views. You're paid when the builder approves what you delivered, or automatically 5 days after delivery.
How to win the gig
Be specific and early. Say exactly what you'll deliver, by when, and why you're the right person for this app. One line about something you've done before beats a paragraph about yourself.
Where to find these gigs
Shoutyard is the distribution marketplace for vibe coders. Builders post their app and what they need; you send a short fixed-price offer. Free to join.
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