Send a real lot before anyone else.

Rushlot opens in waves, Mac first. A beta tester sends a real lot to their own marketplace accounts with the app and tells us what broke, before the next wave sees it.

Opens · in wavesMac · firstFounder seats · 200

What you do

What a beta tester does.

Sends a real lot of their own footage to their own accounts on Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Pond5 or Getty Images with the app, and tells us exactly what broke, what confused them, or what a marketplace refused.

The deal

What we ask, and what happens next.

What we ask

Three answers

Your e-mail, which of the four marketplaces you already publish on, and roughly how many clips a month you send. Nothing else.

  • Your e-mail
  • The marketplaces you already publish on
  • Roughly how many clips a month
Apply

What happens next

Next wave

We write to you when the next wave opens. Founder seats open with the beta: 200 lifetime seats. The launch price will be announced before anything can be charged.

  • One e-mail when your wave opens
  • 200 lifetime seats · launch price announced before opening
See pricing

Apply

Three answers, nothing else.

Which marketplaces do you publish on
How many clips a month

TB Dev (Thomas Berthou, Pessac, France) keeps this address only to tell you when Rushlot opens for you, for at most 3 years after our last message. Write to contact@rushlot.com to see or delete it.

We write with the next wave. Nothing is charged today.

Before you apply

What the app does. What it never does.

The same rules hold for a beta tester as for everyone after: read them now rather than in the middle of your first lot.

Know this first.

  • Mac first.

    Rushlot opens in waves, Mac first, so every first lot gets sent properly.

  • Your own accounts.

    Your files go from your own computer to your own marketplace account. Nothing passes through a server of ours.

  • You review every clip.

    Before it uploads, never after. The app drafts keywords from your title; you decide what goes out.

  • You press Submit.

    Uploading is not submitting. The marketplace’s own Submit button stays yours.

It never does this.

  • Send a clip twice.

    One copy per clip per marketplace. A re-upload is what gets an account suspended, so nothing is ever corrected by sending it again.

  • Solve a CAPTCHA.

    A marketplace that puts up a challenge stops the run and hands the window back to you.

  • Invent a fact.

    No scientific name that failed a species registry, no place, no date your own title does not support.

  • Write a password to a file.

    On a Mac they stay in the Keychain, never in a log, a config file or a telemetry event.

From form to feedback

Apply. Send. Tell us.

Four steps from this form to the next wave.

  1. Step 1

    Apply below.

    Your e-mail, which of the four marketplaces you already publish on, and roughly how many clips a month you send.

  2. Step 2

    Your wave opens.

    We write to you when the next wave opens. One e-mail, nothing in between.

  3. Step 3

    Send a real lot.

    Your own footage, to your own accounts, with the app, reviewed before anything uploads.

  4. Step 4

    Tell us what broke.

    What broke, what confused you, or what a marketplace refused, before the next wave sees it.

rushlot.com · Pessac, France

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