To ensure fairness and accuracy across all campaign submissions, Duzlo updates social post metrics on a consistent, campaign-level schedule.
Hourly syncs per campaign
Each campaign fetches updated metrics for all its submissions hourly. This means:
Everyone’s submissions within a campaign are updated at the same time
No one gets an unfair advantage due to delayed data
Payouts are calculated fairly, which is especially important when a campaign budget nears its limit
This system preserves the competitive integrity of the platform and ensures side-by-side comparisons between submissions are meaningful.
You can check when the last metrics update was performed by viewing the campaign details page.
Why you might see different metrics on the same post
If you submit the same social post to multiple campaigns, you may notice different view counts or stats on each submission card. That’s because:
Each campaign performs its own hourly sync, independently
One campaign may have already updated your post, while another hasn’t yet
This staggered update cycle helps manage bandwidth and ensures platform efficiency
When metrics stop updating
Metrics updates of a submission will stop automatically in the following cases:
The campaign has ended
Your submission was rejected
Your post was disqualified
Once updates stop, the numbers shown will remain as they were at the last fetch.
Final payout and how remaining budget is distributed
When a campaign ends, Duzlo issues a final payout to ensure the remaining campaign budget is fully allocated.
The remaining funds are prorated based on the number of views each submission received since the previous payment.
This means all eligible submissions share the remainder proportionally, based on performance during that final payout window.
As with all payouts, we use the latest metrics fetched during the most recent hourly sync to determine view counts.
This system ensures fairness, accuracy, and that no valid engagement is left unrewarded—right down to the final hour of the campaign.