Skate Bounty

Coming soon to iPhone and Android

Land the trick. Take the cash. 

Skate Bounty puts real money on real tricks at real spots. Post a bounty, or go film the line someone else is paying for. The first clip the poster approves gets the cash.

A skater ollies over a traffic cone at a concrete skatepark.
Clip submitted · first in line
Approved · $50 paid

How it works

Three steps. Real cash.

  1. 1

    Post

    Put a price on a trick

    Pick a spot, name the trick, set the cash. You fund the reward up front, so the money is real before anyone drops in.

  2. 2

    Film

    Go land it

    Skate to the spot, film the trick, and submit the clip from the app. Trying a bounty never costs a thing.

  3. 3

    Get paid

    First clean clip takes it

    The poster reviews clips in the order they came in. The first one approved gets the full reward, paid out through Stripe. Clips behind it close out. Nobody gets skipped for a friend.

Skaters and onlookers at the Venice Beach skatepark bowls, palm trees behind.

Every spot has a trick nobody's landed. Put a price on it.

Fair play

Built so the money goes where it should.

Cash up front

A bounty is fully funded before it goes live. If it says $50, the $50 is already there.

First in line, first paid

Clips are reviewed in the order they arrive. The poster can turn down junk, not skip you for a friend.

Free to try

Skaters never pay to submit a clip. Posters pay the reward plus fees, shown before checkout.

Votes are for hype

Fire votes put a clip on the map. They never decide who gets paid.

Paid through Stripe

Payouts land in your own Stripe account. Skate Bounty never holds your card details.

Spots near you

Every bounty lives on a spot, and every spot is on the map, from ledges to park bowls.

Dropping soon on iPhone and Android.

Skate Bounty is in final testing. When it lands in the App Store and Google Play, this is where you'll find it.

Download on theApp StoreSoon
Get it onGoogle PlaySoon

18+ only. Every trick is attempted at your own risk. Wear a helmet, and respect the spot.