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A million views in 90 days, or you don’t pay us.

Podium Clippers is a clipping agency. Independent editors cut your videos into short clips and post them on their own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube pages, and they’re paid for the views they bring in, out of a budget you set.

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A million views or no feeRuns on Whop’s Content RewardsEvery single submission reviewed

Read this before you plan around the number. It is a benchmark drawn from what clipping campaigns typically deliver, not a projection of what yours will do. Delivery swings widely with your niche, your content and the rate we set, so treat it as a way to size a budget rather than a result to hold us to. The guarantee is the only performance commitment we make.

01Estimator

Size up a budget.

Move the slider to see what budgets of this size have typically bought across clipping campaigns, from $3,000 to $50,000 and up.

Typical views at this budget
6,500,000 views, typical at this budget
Budget$5,000

A planning benchmark of roughly 1.2M views per $1,000 spent, not a projection.

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First campaign: a million views in 90 days, or you don’t pay our fee.

Tick the box to see the numbers.

02What clipping is

Editors put you in front of their followers.

For podcasts, streams, creators and brands with footage.

  1. 01You send us one long video.
  2. 02Editors cut it into short vertical clips.
  3. 03Each clip goes out from a different account.

03Cost

What 1,000 views costs

With clipping, the budget only pays out when a clip gets watched. Here’s what our campaigns are priced at, next to what social ads cost.

Logo campaignsyour logo on their clips
$0.30 to $0.50
Music campaignsyour track under their edits
$0.50 to $1.00
Brand campaignsyour footage, cut into clips
$0.50 to $3.00
TikTok adsUS average, early 2025
$7.03
Meta adsUS average, early 2025
$12.53

Those are the rates going in. What a campaign actually costs per 1,000 views is normally much lower, because every editor has a cap on what they can earn and their clips keep collecting views long after they hit it. You are not charged for any of those views.

Our figures are the rates we set for editors, and each bar is drawn at the middle of its range. Where you sit in that range depends on your niche and your content. The TikTok and Meta figures are EMARKETER’s US estimates for the first quarter of 2025. Ad prices are per 1,000 impressions and ours is per 1,000 views, so the units aren’t identical.

04Process

What happens after you email us

You send us the footage and the budget. We take care of the rest, from the brief to the report.

  1. 01

    You send us the campaign

    Tell us what you’re promoting, what you want out of it and what you can spend. We reply with the rate, the payout cap and what a budget that size has typically bought, all in writing.

  2. 02

    We set the numbers

    We set the rate per 1,000 views and the most any one editor can earn. The rate decides whether editors pick the campaign up, and the cap stops one viral clip from using the whole budget.

  3. 03

    We write the brief

    The brief tells editors which footage to use, what every clip has to include and what gets a clip rejected. Nothing goes live until you’ve given us written permission to use your material.

  4. 04

    You fund it

    Once the numbers are set, you fund the budget, and that’s the last thing you have to do. The campaign has a public page, so you can watch it run.

  5. 05

    Editors post, we review

    Editors claim the campaign, make clips and post them on their own pages. Every single submission is reviewed against the brief before any money moves. Off-brief clips are rejected and paid nothing, and you can approve clips yourself if you’d rather.

  6. 06

    You get the report

    When the budget is spent, you get a report with the views, the clips, what each platform delivered and what didn’t work. See the layout

05Pricing

What a campaign costs

You choose the budget. We set the rate per 1,000 views for the kind of campaign you’re running, and the budget buys views at that rate until it runs out.

Logo campaigns$0.30 to $0.50per 1,000 viewsYour logo on clips editors make themselves.
Music campaigns$0.50 to $1.00per 1,000 viewsYour track under edits editors make themselves.
Brand campaigns$0.50 to $3.00per 1,000 viewsYour footage cut into clips. The rate depends on your niche and how much there is to work with.
  • Our management fee is 25% of the budget, charged on top of it. On a first campaign it’s only due if the campaign clears a million views. It covers the brief, the rate, the review of every clip and the report.
  • A cap on every editor. One viral clip can’t take the budget, so the spend reaches more accounts.
  • Clips that flop cost nothing. The budget only moves when a clip brings views.

Your first campaign

The first one runs on our risk, not yours.

On your first campaign you fund the budget and nothing else. Clear a million views inside 90 days and our 25% management fee is due. Fall short and the fee is nothing, and you keep every view the campaign brought in.

The budget pays the editors either way, because they did the work. What’s riding on the result is our fee, which is the only part we control.

Every clip is a public post with its view count on it, so you can add the total up yourself rather than take our word for it. After the first campaign the fee is the standard 25%, and by then you’ll have your own numbers to decide on.

Start a campaign →

06The market

Clipping is a real market now

Streamers, musicians and brands already pay editors by the view to post clips of their content. These are public numbers from other people’s campaigns, and none of them are ours.

430,000,000views

One campaign for the streamer Adin Ross got 430 million views from 11,000 videos made by 520 clippers. The figures come from the clipping agency’s own social media account.

Bloomberg, 28 October 2025

$1,400,000+

The streamer N3on paid over $1.4 million to 303 clippers in five weeks, according to a document his team shared. He pays $40 per 100,000 views, or $50 when he wants more clips.

Business Insider, 20 April 2026

$40,000a day

Content Rewards, the Whop marketplace we use, pays out more than $40,000 a day across nearly a million videos a month, according to Daniel Bitton, whose marketplace it was relaunched with.

Forbes, 26 April 2026

07Trust

Verify it before you pay

We’re new, so we don’t expect you to take our word for anything. Here’s what you can look at yourself.

  1. The marketplace is public

    Content Rewards is open to anyone with a Whop account. You can see live campaigns, their rates and their budgets before you spend anything.

  2. Every clip is a public post

    Clips go up on the editors’ own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube pages, and each one shows its view count.

  3. You pay a platform, not a person

    Payment goes through Whop’s checkout, so you get a receipt and a transaction record.

  4. Nothing is clipped without permission

    We need your written permission to use your material before a campaign goes live.

  5. The sources are linked

    Each outside figure on this page links to the article it came from.

  6. The report includes what went wrong

    Every report has a section on what didn’t work. A report with no weak spots reads like an ad.

08Reporting

The report you get at the end

This is an example with no data in it. It shows what we measure and how it’s laid out.

Campaign report

Example, blank
Campaign
Dates
Budget
Views
Clips posted
Editors
Cost per 1,000 views

Views, broken down

Paid views
Views after the cap, free to you
TikTok
Instagram Reels
YouTube Shorts

Top five clips, with links

1
2
3
4
5

What worked

What didn’t work

What we’d do next

Clips keep getting views after an editor reaches the cap. You don’t pay for those views, so they get their own line.

09FAQ

Questions

How does clipping work?

You give us long videos, streams, podcast episodes or music. Independent editors cut them into short clips and post them on their own pages, and they’re paid by the view from a budget you fund.

What does a clipping agency do?

We set the rate per 1,000 views and the cap on each editor, write the brief, review every submission before it’s paid and report on what the budget bought. You can run a campaign yourself without an agency. What you’re paying us for is getting the rate and the cap right, and someone checking the views are real. There’s a longer answer in what a clipping agency is.

Why not just run ads?

An ad reaches the audience you told the platform to target, and everyone can see it is an ad. A campaign puts your material in front of audiences dozens of editors already have, cut dozens of different ways, so it often turns up a demographic you would never have thought to buy. The report shows you which one it was, and the clips that miss cost you nothing.

What does it cost?

You choose the budget, and our management fee is 25% of it, charged on top. The rate per 1,000 views depends on the kind of campaign, and on a first campaign our fee is only due if it clears a million views in 90 days. Email us and we’ll send the numbers in writing.

How do you stop fake views?

We review every submission before it’s paid, including how its views grew and the engagement on it. Bought or botted views get a clip rejected, and anyone caught doing it is removed for good.

Who makes the clips?

Independent editors who find the campaign on Content Rewards. They don’t work for us or for you. They post on their own pages and they’re paid per 1,000 views.

What kind of content works?

Anything people would stop scrolling for, like music, podcasts, streams, interviews and product videos. If you’re not sure about yours, send it and we’ll tell you what we think.

What do you need from me?

What you’re promoting, your budget, where you want it posted, what we can clip from and when you want to start. The form asks for exactly those five things.

Can we get on a call?

We work in writing, so every number and decision is on the record. Replies usually come within a few business hours.

Something else? Send it over on Instagram or email and you’ll get the answer in writing.

Tell us about your campaign.

Tell us what you’re promoting, your budget, where you want it posted, what we can clip from and when you want to start. The form asks for exactly that.

Start a campaign →
team@podiumclippers.com

On your first campaign, a million views in 90 days or you don’t pay our fee.

Or DM us on Instagram.