Question 1

How does Voco get clips that don't exist on the open web?

Accepted Answer

We pay the people who do the work. A gig worker can shoot a clip in 8 seconds on the phone they already carry, and earn 75% of every license it sells. That's a category of footage no scraper can reach: real first-person work, with consent baked in at capture.

Question 2

Who owns a clip after it's been uploaded?

Accepted Answer

The worker. Always, and forever. Voco only holds non-exclusive licensing rights, which the worker can revoke at any time. We never re-sell raw clips; we only broker license rights to verified buyers under the agreement the worker signed at upload.

Question 3

What does license-cleared mean?

Accepted Answer

Each clip carries a machine-readable provenance record: consenting worker ID hash, jurisdiction, consent timestamp, license terms, allowed use cases (training, eval, demo), and any restrictions. Your legal team gets the full chain on every clip.

Question 4

What kinds of buyers can license clips?

Accepted Answer

Robotics labs, VLA / world-model teams, embodied-AI startups, manipulation research groups, and humanoid programs. Restricted trades (childcare, eldercare, medical) have a narrower allowlist.

Question 5

What's the pricing model?

Accepted Answer

Per-clip, per-set, or per-seat. Transparent rate card, no subscription floor, no hidden margin. Buyers see exact pricing before any commitment. Workers see exactly what the buyer paid, and exactly what their cut was.