Cut it. Post it. Get paid per qualified view.
Source material from six companies, a ready hook library, and a budget that exists before the brief goes out. Below you see each campaign's advertised rate — and next to it the rate we have actually paid.
The advertised rate is not the rate you get. Here you can see both.
The clipping market typically advertises $1–5 per 1,000 views, while the blended realized rate on one large platform has been about $0.39 per 1,000. The gap comes from per-clip caps, platform fees and views that never qualify. We cannot remove the gap entirely, but we can stop hiding it: every campaign shows its realized rate, computed from euros paid divided by approved qualified views.
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The budget is escrowed before publication. If the meter is full, the campaign has paid out its budget and no new clips are taken — you see that here, not after review.
Four rules, all of them public
You are paid on qualified views, not raw views
A qualified view is one that clears the platform's bot filtering and the minimum watch time. We show you both numbers and your own ratio. A healthy ratio is around 1.2–1.4 raw per qualified; if yours drifts past two, we tell you before it affects your tier.
The per-clip cap softens, it never drops to zero
On most platforms a clip that hits the cap earns exactly zero after that. That is why view counts cluster precisely at the cap: bought views are sized to it. Here, views above the cap pay 25 % of the base rate. No cliff, no reason to buy views — and a clip that lands on the cap is flagged for review.
No campaign publishes without an escrowed budget
The most common complaint in this category is work done against a budget that never existed. Every campaign shows how much is escrowed and how much is left. A campaign whose budget does not cover its commitments cannot go public — it stays a draft.
Nothing is rejected automatically
We score submissions to push suspicious clips to the front of the queue — it decides who looks first, never who gets paid. Every flag is a readable sentence rather than a bare number, and you can dispute it. A decision you cannot dispute is not a fair decision.
What an evening at the edit is worth
The numbers use the same formula as the database, per-clip cap included. The assumptions are yours — change them.
Calculated on the advertised rate alone this would be 3 231 € per month. The per-clip cap takes the difference. We show both because that gap is exactly what most calculators leave out — and your effective rate is 2,50 € per 1,000.
This is an estimate, not a promise. Most clips never clear a campaign's minimum view threshold, and a handful usually carry the whole month. Use it to plan, not to budget.
Your commission rises with trust, not seniority
Your tier is computed from approved clips, qualified views and flag rate. It does not care how long you have been here or how many followers you have.
A per-view rate pays nothing for your first clip
And the first clip is exactly where most people quit. That is why these bounties existing matters more than how large they are.