For creators and brands

Clipping for streamers, podcasters and musicians

You already make more good content in a week than you can cut, caption and post. A clipping campaign puts that job in the hands of dozens of people at once, and you only pay for views that are verified as real.

The problem with clipping your own content

An eight-hour stream contains maybe fifteen minutes worth posting, and finding it costs you the time you'd rather spend streaming. Hiring one editor gets you one person's taste and one posting account. A campaign gets you many of both, distributed across accounts with audiences you don't currently reach.

  • Many clippers, many accounts, many audiences
  • You keep making content; they handle distribution
  • No retainer and no agency contract

How a campaign works from your side

You fund a pot, point it at your source material, set payout tiers and write the content rules. Clippers join, post on their own accounts, and get paid as their clips cross the tiers. When the pot is spent or the campaign ends, that's the total cost — there's no overrun.

  • Fixed pot: your budget is your ceiling
  • Payout tiers you set, published to clippers
  • Rules for what must be included and what isn't allowed
  • Views verified before any payout

What it costs against the alternatives

Agency retainers and per-post influencer rates charge you whether the content lands or not. Paid ads charge per impression. A clipping pot only converts into money when clips actually reach people, so your cost per thousand views is knowable rather than hoped for.

Rules worth setting

Keep them short — three things clippers must include and three they must not is enough. Name the tags or handle you want, say whether cross-posting is allowed, and be explicit about anything that would embarrass you. Vague rules produce clips you don't want and disputes you don't need.

Questions people ask

What does it cost to run a campaign?

You fund the pot clippers earn from, plus a platform fee. There's no monthly cost.

Do I have to approve every clip?

Clips are auto-approved against your rules so clippers aren't left waiting, and you can report anything that breaks them.

What if nobody clips my content?

You've spent nothing but the pot you funded, and unspent pot money is refundable when a campaign ends or is stopped.

Can I control which platforms clips go on?

Yes — platform restrictions are part of the campaign rules.

Ready to start?

Sign up free, connect the account you already post from, and pick a campaign. There's no follower minimum and no cost to join.

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