Battle Pass & Leaderboard

Campaigns are self-contained — a creator joins, hits a goal, earns a reward. The Battle Pass and Leaderboard sit on top of your campaigns, turning individual goal completions into ongoing progression that runs across everything you’re running at once.

Both are built on reward points. Any campaign goal can pay out points instead of (or alongside) a key or cash, and those points do double duty: they move the creator up your Battle Pass tiers, and they determine their leaderboard rank.

Battle Pass

Creators earn points from goals across any campaign and climb through reward tiers, unlocking a reward at each one. Because every campaign feeds the same point pool, the Battle Pass keeps creators engaged over weeks or months rather than for the length of a single campaign.

The tiers themselves are the same ones that power player rewards — you set them up, and configure how points and tiers work, under Rewards. Creators simply progress through those tiers using the points they earn from your campaigns.

Awarding points

To feed the Battle Pass, give a campaign goal a Rewards XP reward with a point amount, from the goal’s Reward section. It works on both milestone and performance goals and stacks with any other reward on the same goal, so a single goal can hand out a key and points at once.

Leaderboard

The leaderboard ranks creators against each other by total reward points. Creators can view it overall, or scoped to a single campaign — the scope selector offers Overall plus one entry per campaign.

Rank is based purely on points earned, with no time window. Scoping to a campaign counts only the points earned in that campaign.

Creators see their Current Rank and Points alongside the full ranked table, plus the total number of creators in your program. There’s also a public leaderboard page that can be shared with creators who aren’t signed in.