Instagram Is Paying Some Users Up to $20,000 to Bring New People to the Platform

Instagram is paying creators tens of thousands of dollars to bring new users to the platform.

The tech giant has been quietly running a program called “Referrals,” which compensates U.S.-based creators when new users visit Instagram through links shared by creators, Business Insider confirmed with Meta.

Related: Instagram Is Offering TikTok Creators Up to $50,000 Per Month For Exclusive Content

The invite-only, limited test allows creators to earn a maximum of $20,000 in two ways: Earning $100 for every new user who makes an Instagram account through their links or receiving $100 each time 1,000 new users navigate to Instagram via their links.

Instagram creator Courtney Canfield, who runs an Instagram page

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