Share your routes and earn from them
Film your favourite local roads and trails, add them to vRRR, and get a share of subscription revenue whenever someone trains on them.
Earn revenue from your routes:
Contributors receive a share of subscription revenue for approved routes.
Getting started
Capture high-quality video while you record GPS data. Here's how.
What makes a great route?
- Scenic and engaging: Beautiful landscapes, interesting terrain, or challenging features
- Safe for filming: Low traffic areas where you can focus on capturing quality footage
- Appropriate length: 15 minutes to 2+ hours of continuous activity
- Varied terrain: Hills, flats, turns, and elevation changes keep workouts interesting
- Good lighting: Avoid filming in poor weather or low light conditions
Types of routes we're looking for
Running routes
- Trail runs through parks and nature
- Urban routes through interesting cities
- Coastal paths and waterfront runs
- Mountain trails with elevation
- Historic districts and landmarks
Cycling routes
- Mountain climbs and descents
- Scenic coastal and countryside roads
- Challenging hill climbs
- Popular cycling destinations
- Safe, low-traffic scenic routes
Equipment recommendations
You don't need professional equipment to create great routes. Here's what works best for different budgets.
Camera requirements
Technical requirements
- Resolution: 2.7K or 4K (1080p minimum)
- Frame rate: 60fps preferred (30fps minimum)
- Field of view: Linear or Wide
- Stabilisation: Electronic stabilisation enabled
- GPS: Must be enabled for accurate route data
Recommended cameras
- GoPro Hero series (Hero 11+ for best stabilization)
- DJI Osmo Pocket 3 (premium compact option)
- DJI Action cameras with GPS
- Insta360 action cameras
- High-end smartphones with stabilization
Storage & power
- 32GB card = ~1 hour of 4K footage
- Fully charged camera lasts ~75 minutes
- Power bank recommended for longer routes
GPS tracking
GPS data needed
- Accurate position coordinates
- Elevation data
- Speed/pace information
- Synchronized with video timing
GPS devices
- Garmin fitness watches
- Bike computers (Garmin, Wahoo, etc.)
- Smartphone apps (Strava, etc.)
- Some action cameras have built-in GPS
- Note: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 requires separate GPS recording
Mounting guidelines
Height & positioning
- Mount 120-170cm above ground
- Centre line alignment (straight ahead)
- Level horizon (50:50 sky/road split)
- Handlebars/dashboard not visible
Mounting options
- Cycling: Handlebar mount (centre)
- Running: Chest/neck mount or gimbal
- Car: Windshield suction mount
- Always tighten with screwdriver
Premium setup recommendation
For the sharpest, most stable footage, use the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 with the accessories below.
Core equipment
- DJI Osmo Pocket 3 camera
- DJI Pocket 3 Expansion Adapter
- DJI Pocket 3 Neck Mount
Optional enhancements
- Freewell lens kit (wide angle + ND filters)
- Extra batteries for extended recording
- High-speed microSD cards
This setup gives you stable 4K footage and hands-free neck mounting while you run. Note: Osmo Pocket 3 doesn't have GPS - record GPS data separately using a fitness watch or bike computer.
Content guidelines
Your routes must meet these quality and content standards.
Quality standards
- Smooth, stable footage with minimal camera shake
- Clear visibility - no rain (light moisture ruins footage)
- Level horizon and proper framing (50:50 sky/road split)
- Continuous recording - no pausing during capture
- Consistent pacing and lane position
- Clean lens before recording
- GPS signal established before starting
- Straight start/finish sections (100+ meters)
Content restrictions
- No copyrighted music or audio
- Avoid filming people without permission
- No dangerous or illegal activities
- Respect private property and restricted areas
- Follow local laws and regulations
- No promotional content or advertising
- Avoid unnecessary handlebar movement or zigzagging
- Maintain safe following distance from vehicles
Technical specifications
Video requirements
- Minimum 1080p (2.7K or 4K preferred)
- 60fps frame rate (30fps minimum)
- MP4 or MOV format
- Continuous recording (no pausing)
- Maximum length: 2+ hours supported
GPS data format
- GPX file format only
- 1-second recording interval
- Elevation data included
- Start time synchronized with video
Revenue sharing program
You earn a share of subscription revenue each time someone trains on your route.
How it works
Submit your route
Upload your video and GPS data following our guidelines. Our team reviews all submissions for quality and content standards.
Route approval
Approved routes are processed, optimised, and added to the vRRR platform. You'll be notified when your route goes live.
Earn revenue
Receive a percentage of subscription revenue based on how often your route is used by vRRR subscribers.
Payment structure
How payments work
- Revenue share based on route usage by subscribers
- Monthly payments via Stripe Connect
- Payment instructions emailed after route approval
- No minimum payment threshold
Creator responsibilities
- Set up Stripe Connect account when instructed
- Handle your own tax documentation and reporting
- Ensure payment details are current
Creator benefits
- Ongoing revenue: Earn money as long as your route is popular
- Simple payments: Direct monthly transfers via Stripe Connect
- Attribution: Your name credited with each route
- Community recognition: Build your reputation as a route creator
Ready to submit?
Submit your video and GPS data for review in three steps.
Submission checklist
Submission process
Upload your route videos directly through the vRRR platform using our built-in route creation tools.
Sign up for vRRR and access the route creation feature
Upload your video and GPX file directly in the app
Submit for review and receive approval notifications
Ready to become a route creator?
Join our community of creators and start earning revenue from your favourite training routes.