"Earn from Creating": SA TikToker Shares Integreet App Promising to Pay SA Content Creators
- A South African-built social media app called Integreet is offering local content creators a way to earn money from their posts, likes and referrals
- The app includes a marketplace, live streaming, AI tools and business features aimed at rewarding South African creativity
- South Africans flooded the comments section asking for download links and sharing their thoughts on whether the platform could deliver
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A South African social media creator, @mohlala_puse, sparked a wave of interest on TikTok on 12 October 2026 after posting a video about a new locally built app called Integreet, which promises to reward South African content creators for their online activity.
The creator pointed out that South Africans have long been responsible for some of the internet's most viral dance moves and challenges, yet most platforms have not compensated them for that creativity. Integreet is being positioned as an answer to that frustration.
"South Africans can earn from creating content."
What Integreet offers SA creators
According to Entrepreneur Times, Integreet is a South African-built platform where users can post content, go live, comment, like and engage with others, earning from each of those interactions. The more active a user is, the more earning opportunities they unlock. The app also features a marketplace where verified businesses can list and sell their products and services, a live-streaming function, meeting tools and AI-powered image and video generation to support creators in bringing ideas to life.
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Users can withdraw earnings once they reach a minimum balance of R270. The platform also has a referral system, and businesses that choose to promote their services through the app pay a once-off fee, with 10% going back into the Integreet ecosystem.
The app is available for download on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.
View the TikTok video below:
Mzansi reacts to the Integreet app
The video drew more than 250 comments, with many South Africans curious and others already giving the app a try:
@Gorgeous.rabiie wrote:
"South Africans 😭😭😭!!"
@Beauty Distribution said:
"Guys just downloaded the app I think it's more like Facebook"
@Albert Tumisho machete commented:
"Mxm re sharp with our unpaid TikTok"
@SHOTGUN asked:
"Please send the link of intergreet"
@🐍urprise wrote:
"Why kesaye humane mo apola? [Why am I not finding it on Apple?]"
@🇿🇦SA COMICS🇿🇦 added:
"Brakk re tshephile wena 🤞😭👍✅ [Brother, we are counting on you]"
The reaction reflects a real hunger among South African creators for platforms that recognise and pay for their work, particularly as conversations about fair compensation for African online creativity continue to grow.
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