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The data

Our numbers come from Trybe Discovery, the page where brands search for Trybe creators. Our “Seen in paid ads” facts come from Meta’s public Ad Library. For the full details, see how we get the numbers.

When we update

We copy the numbers from Trybe Discovery each week. A person checks them. Then we publish them as that week’s chart. Once a week is published, it never changes. If we find a mistake, we publish a fixed copy as a new edition.

Sales are ranges

Trybe shows each creator’s sales from the last 30 days as a range, like $10K+, $50K+ or $300K+. We show the same range. It means “at least this much”. It is never an exact number. Trybe’s highest range is $300K+, so the top creators can share it. Inside a range, the order is Trybe’s own sales order.

What each number means

NameWhat it means
Sales in 30 daysThe creator’s sales range on Trybe for the last 30 days.
Approval rateOf the videos the creator sent to brands in the last 30 days, the percent that brands approved.
Videos in 30 daysHow many videos the creator sent to brands in the last 30 days.
Sample deliveryThe percent of free product samples the creator made a video for.
Rank in categoryThe creator’s place on Trybe’s top 100 sales list for their best category. It is a place, not a percent.
CategoriesThe categories a creator picked on Trybe.
Weeks growingHow many weeks in a row the creator moved up. A week counts if they moved up a sales range, or stayed in their range and moved clearly higher in Trybe’s sales order. A missed week starts the count over.

Only on UGC Chart

We look at Trybe Discovery every day and save what we see. That lets us show facts Trybe does not:

Badges

BadgeWhat it means
Steady seller (steady)Stayed in the same sales range for 4 weeks or more in a row.
Breakout (breakout)Moved up a sales range and stayed there for 2 weeks in a row.
Big sales from few videos (few_videos_big_sales)Has $50K+ in sales, but made fewer videos than most creators in the same range.

What we don’t show

We don’t turn ranges into exact sales numbers, and we don’t guess. If we don’t have a number yet, we say so.