How to clip GaryVee: is there a paid program?

Not right now, that we could find. He has no clipping program of his own, with a rate, rules and a sign-up page, and when we checked on October 26, 2026 none of the live campaigns on Content Rewards, Vyro or Reach was for his clips. Two paid campaigns for clips of him ran earlier in 2026, both on Content Rewards and both for a single podcast appearance. Both have stopped; the next two sections cover what they paid and who ran them.

His own team already cuts him down. His YouTube channel lists GaryVee Video Experience, “the home of all GaryVee videos”, whose description says “All posts by TeamGaryVee.” It had 831,000 subscribers and 4,953 videos when we checked, and posts several cuts of two to five minutes a day.

Outside editors have been invited before, for credit rather than money. In September 2019 he launched #JoinTeamGaryVee: editors could cut his videos into clips of one to five minutes and submit them, and if one went up on his Instagram, he'd tag them. He was open about it being unpaid: “I totally understand that some people don't want to work for free.” That was an invite to make clips for his account, not a license to post them on yours.

Gary was a guest on the podcast Double Coverage in an episode that went up on August 22, 2026. The same day, Reach, a clipping agency that Content Rewards marks as verified, launched “Double Coverage x Gary Vee Podcast | $5,000 Clipping Campaign” for clips of that episode. The episode's description says Gary explains “why clipping is one of the biggest opportunities in social media right now”, and one chapter is titled “How AI Can Turn One Podcast Into Hundreds of Clips”.

• The pay: $2 per 1,000 views, with a clip paid only once it earns $30 and at most $300, the same on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and X.
• The budget: its name says $5,000, but the budget on its Content Rewards page was $1,385, of which $1,299 was spent. 223 clippers had joined.
• Its status: paused when we checked on October 26, 2026. Its rules page on Reach, reachclipping.com/GaryVee, is private: it asks for an access code from the campaign manager.

Content Rewards groups it with the Double Coverage podcast's other campaigns: it paid for clips of that one conversation, not of Gary in general. The Double Coverage campaigns Reach had live on October 26, 2026 were for a later episode and for accounts that post only about the show, not for Gary. If he guests on another show that runs campaigns, the brief for that episode is what pays.

The earlier campaign, “GaryVee's Clipping Campaign”, launched on Content Rewards on February 4, 2026, for clips of his appearance on Modern Wisdom, Chris Williamson's podcast. It was posted by an organization named GaryVee Clips, which Content Rewards doesn't mark as verified.

• The pay: $1 per 1,000 views, $1 to $250 a clip, on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
• The rules: every clip from that one interview; a page with at least 40% of its audience in Tier 1 countries, shown with a screenshot of your audience stats; and clips with “the full intended context: No drama bait, misleading content, and nothing clipped out of context.”
• Its status: paused, its $1,000 budget all spent, after 22 clippers joined. GaryVee Clips had no other campaign open.

Its Whop store, also named GaryVee Clips, is run by an account named Gary Vaynerchuk and had 7,905 members, with a free product called “Clip for GaryVee!”. Whop doesn't mark the store as verified, though, and neither his website nor his YouTube channel links to it, so we can't confirm it's his. Check who runs anything with his name on it, and never pay to join.

His main channel is @garyvee on YouTube, with 4.9 million subscribers when we checked. Most of what it posts is short: 23 of its 30 newest videos ran under 15 minutes. The long ones are where clips come from:

• Long uploads on the Videos tab, now and then: “The Biggest Opportunity Most People Are Ignoring” (September 23, 2026, 52 minutes), a talk with a Q&A, and “You Might Be Making Content Completely Wrong” (September 25, 2026, 43 minutes), from a podcast he was a guest on.
• Playlists on the Podcasts tab: “Gary Vaynerchuk Interviews and Fireside Chats” (395 videos) and “Gary Vaynerchuk Keynote Speeches” (181). About half of the newest in each run 30 minutes to an hour. Both were last updated in February 2026.
• Guest spots on other shows' channels: his Double Coverage episode runs 47 minutes, and his Modern Wisdom interview, from April 2024, runs nearly 2 hours. Those are the host show's footage.

His podcast, The GaryVee Audio Experience, puts out two or three episodes a week, but it's audio, and Clyper takes YouTube links and video files, so clip the YouTube version of a talk instead. GaryVee Video Experience, his team's channel, is already cut down to a few minutes a video, so there's little left to cut.

He makes one point at a time, and his own titles show the shape: “How I'd Grow on Social Media If I Started Today”, “The Leadership Mistake I Made for 20 Years”, “Give Me 7 Minutes and I'll Give You 44 Years of Business Advice”. His team's cuts are titled as one idea each, like “Stop Trying to Turn Every Weakness Into a Strength” and “Your Daily Habits Don't Match Your Ambition”.

In a long talk, look at the chapters and the Q&A. “The Biggest Opportunity Most People Are Ignoring” has chapters like “Self-awareness and leadership”, “Q&A: Traps of success” and “Delusion vs. reality”; in a Q&A, the question is the hook, so open the clip on it. The February campaign ruled out anything “clipped out of context”, so cut each point from its setup to its end, not just the loudest line.

Clyper finds moments like these in the transcript, cuts each on whole sentences, frames whoever is talking and scores each clip's hook. His talks can carry strong language: there's even an official “fully censored” channel of him, Curse Free GaryVee, though it has posted little since 2019. Check the language before you post: the free bleep censor mutes a word.

Without a live campaign, nobody pays for your views, and posting clips of his videos is his call: they can be taken down. A guest spot is the host show's footage too, so its permission matters as much as his. If a campaign opens, its brief is your permission, for the footage and apps it names, and a paid clip needs an ad disclosure. See is clipping legal?

The apps' own pay won't fill the gap. TikTok's Creator Rewards pays only for original content (how much TikTok pays), and YouTube can refuse to monetize a channel made of other people's footage, even with permission, unless you add something of your own (YouTube's reused content policy, for clippers).

To catch the next campaign, search the marketplaces for “GaryVee”, “Gary Vee” and “Vaynerchuk” every so often, and for the shows he guests on: both campaigns so far were tied to one podcast appearance. More in how to find clipping campaigns that pay, and for creators with programs open now, the clipping programs list.

The talks and interviews above fit in one link: Clyper takes videos up to 4 hours, and his Modern Wisdom interview, the longest of them, runs under 2. The GaryVee Audio Experience is MP3s, though, so it doesn't go in; use a video of the same talk.