Clipping pay rates as of October 2026

Of the 22 campaigns live when we checked, 16 published a rate per 1,000 views, 3 paid a share of a pool and 3 didn't publish their terms. The rates ran from $0.35 to $2.50 per 1,000 views, with a median of $1: half paid that or less, half that or more. The most common band was $1 to $1.49, with 7 of the 16.

A rate is per 1,000 views a clip gets on the apps a campaign counts, paid for the views that meet its rules, and a campaign stops paying when its budget runs out. A pool works another way: a set budget split among the clippers by the share of the views each brought in. How each works is in the clipping glossary and how much clippers make.

15 of the 16 campaigns with a rate set a minimum: a clip under it earns nothing. The minimums ran from 2,000 to 10,000 views a clip, a median of 5,000. Pools set the bar across all your clips instead: 350,000 to 1,000,000 approved views before you get a share.

15 of the 16 campaigns with a rate set a cap on what one clip can earn, from $100 to $1,000, a median of $400; 1 lists no cap. At their rates a clip reaches its cap at 100,000 to 1,000,000 views, so a cap only matters on a clip that takes off.

Which apps each campaign counts views on, with the rates of those that publish one. A campaign's rate is for every app it counts, and 18 of them count more than one, so the rows overlap. Where to post and what each app pays on its own is in the clipping platforms compared.

The campaigns by what the creator makes: streams (games and IRL), podcasts, or YouTube videos. On the clipping programs hub you can narrow the creators the same way.

Where the campaigns are listed. How each marketplace works, from payouts to what gets a clip rejected, is in Vyro clipping, Clipster clipping and Whop clipping, and how to find more in how to find clipping campaigns.

Take the median rate, $1 per 1,000 views, and 15,000 views a clip, the example in the calculator on Clyper's home page: each clip pays $15. That clears every minimum above and is under every cap. Here's how many clips a month that takes for a few monthly goals, and the Clyper plan whose credits make that many.

Up to 1 clip for every 2 minutes of video: you choose how many clips you want from each one. Put in your own rate, views and clips a day in the free clipping earnings calculator, and if you clip for clients instead, price the work with the clipping rate calculator.

• One campaign a creator. Each creator on our clipping programs pages has the campaign that was live when we read their listing, or their latest round. A brand's round for the same creator can pay more.
• Rates as listed. The rate, minimum and cap are what the listing said that day, before bonuses. Pools and campaigns whose terms weren't public are counted, but not in the rates.
• Ended campaigns are kept apart. A campaign that had ended when we checked is listed on its own and left out of the numbers. One that was live and has passed its listed end date since stays in, marked, since it's what paid that month.
• Checked between October 23 and October 27, 2026. The table gives each campaign's date, and this page changes when a creator's terms are checked again.