About CLIP.
CLIP is a platform where brands and creators put their existing videos to work through clippers. Clippers turn them into short videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts and are paid per 1,000 qualified views through CLIP Marketplace.
What CLIP does
CLIP brings two groups together. Brands and creators have content that could reach more people. Clippers have the eye and the time to turn it into short, shareable videos. CLIP Marketplace handles the arrangement between them: the brief, the source material, the review of submissions and the reward per qualified view.
CLIP also offers a Clipping tool that finds the strongest moments in long videos and turns them into vertical, captioned shorts.
Our mission
A good story shouldn't stop after one upload. We want good content to travel further, and the people who help it travel to be rewarded fairly and transparently — based on real results, not promises.
How CLIP Marketplace works
- 01A brand launches a campaign with source material, a brief, a rate per 1,000 qualified views and a budget.
- 02Clippers pick a campaign, make clips and post them on the allowed platforms.
- 03The brand reviews every submission before it counts.
- 04Qualified views are rewarded under the campaign terms until the budget runs out.
For clippers
Joining is free. Every campaign shows up front what you earn per 1,000 qualified views, which platforms count and how much budget is left. No minimum follower count is needed. Earnings are never guaranteed and depend on your results and the campaign terms.
For brands
Brands put content they already have to work, reach new audiences through many accounts at once and pay for qualified views instead of production hours. You set the rate, minimum views and budget, and keep control of your brand by reviewing every submission.
How is CLIP different from influencer marketing?
With influencer marketing you usually pay one person up front for a post to their audience. With CLIP many clippers distribute your own content, and you pay afterwards per qualified view — so the risk of a post that doesn't land isn't carried by the brand.