Creator content priority.
Videos whose primary purpose is to sell a product, service, or brand, including third-party ad creative, are not eligible. To advertise a business, use the Rumble Advertising Center.
Everything is reviewed.
Your video, thumbnail, title, and description must all comply with applicable law and Rumble's advertising guidelines.
You can set up a Boost campaign on a livestream and upcoming streams, but it won't be reviewed until the stream has ended and the video is available for review. All content must be reviewed before approval.
Campaigns are typically approved within 2 business hours, with longer waits between 8 pm–2 am ET. You must hold the rights to all content, and thumbnails and titles must accurately represent the video.
Approval.
Your boost campaign will not be active until it's approved.
Rejected campaigns can be corrected, and a new campaign can be submitted for the same video; contact support at support@rumble.com if you believe a rejection was an error.
Rumble may reject, pause, or cancel any campaign at its sole discretion.
Boost runs through the Rumble Advertising Center
Your Boost campaign is served through RAC, so it must also comply with Rumble's Advertising Guidelines at ads.rumble.com/terms in addition to rumble.com/s/terms.
Claims in advertisements must be truthful, evidence-based, and not deceptive or unfair. Additional rules may apply to specialized products or services; advertisers are responsible for complying with applicable law.
Adult content, sexualized images, or associated products and services are not permitted.
Fake endorsements or use of a party's likeness without permission are not permitted, including fake social posts, headlines, or communications — even if satirical.
Fake news headlines or statements meant to elicit a reaction or click are not permitted.
Rumble may, in its sole discretion, prohibit promotion or sale of certain products in specific verticals, including but not limited to dating, THC products, erectile dysfunction products, and gambling.
Visually unpleasant images or features that disturb the viewing experience are prohibited (e.g., flashing ads, distorted image lines).
Rumble follows US Federal Trade Commission guidelines to monitor and review online advertising. Advertisers are responsible for ensuring their advertising, offers, and business practices comply with FTC regulations — see the FTC's advertising and marketing guidelines.
These guidelines are not exhaustive and may be amended or expanded at any time at Rumble's sole discretion.