Clip it.
Post it.
Get paid.
Your Discord community posts the clips. We prove who posted them, track every view, and pay your clippers per thousand views, in crypto, from a budget you escrowed up front.
How it works
Four steps from stream to payout.
- 01
Launch a campaign
Set your CPM, budget, and rules. The full budget moves into USDT escrow up front, so clippers know the money is real.
- 02
Your community clips
Add the bot to Discord. Clippers register, verify the accounts they post from, and submit, without leaving the server.
- 03
Views verified, not guessed
We check every clip was posted by its submitter, track real viewership, and score engagement for bought-view patterns.
- 04
Earnings run themselves
Earnings accrue per qualified view on a double-entry ledger. Clippers cash out to their own wallets in USDT-TRC20 after a payout review.
Do the math
Know the bill before
the first clip.
A campaign is a CPM and a budget. This is the exact arithmetic the console runs when you launch: budget, the 10% fee, what you fund, and what a hit clip pays its clipper.
- Cap what any single clip can earn.
- Add a leaderboard prize pool on top of, or instead of, CPM.
- Unspent budget comes back when the campaign ends.
Qualified = reported by the platform, past your minimum, and clean on the fraud checks. Raw views don't cost you anything.
- CPM budget
- $2,500.00
- Platform fee · 10%
- $250.00
- You fund
- $2,750.00
One clip that hits 100K qualified views earns its clipper
$250.00
Accrued per view as it happens. Whatever the campaign doesn't spend comes back to your wallet when it ends.
Two sides, one ledger
Creators fund it. Clippers earn it. Nobody chases an invoice.
For creators
- Set your CPM, budget, cap and rules. Fund it once.
- Connect Discord. The bot posts the campaign and takes clips.
- Approve clips, or let verified-author clips skip the queue.
- Watch views and spend live. End it, and the rest comes back.
For clippers
- Join a creator's Discord. Register with the bot and your email.
- Verify your accounts with a one-time bio code. No passwords.
- Submit clips. Every qualified view accrues to your balance.
- Cash out in USDT-TRC20 to your own wallet.
Why creators trust it
Built like payments infrastructure, because it is.
Escrow-backed budgets
Campaign money is locked before a single clip is submitted, and whatever you don't spend returns to your wallet.
Ownership enforced
A clip only earns if the platform confirms the submitter posted it. Clips from impostors are rejected automatically.
Views scored, not just counted
Engagement is checked against view counts; bought-view patterns and dead clips are flagged for you instead of paid.
A ledger, not a spreadsheet
Every cent is a balanced double-entry posting: funding, accrual, fees, and payouts all reconcile to zero.
Pricing
One fee.
Charged when you launch.
10%
Platform fee
On the campaign budget and any prize pool, charged when you launch. Unspent budget returns when the campaign ends. The fee doesn't.
$0
Subscription
No monthly plan, no seats. Campaigns start at $1,000 for clippers, plus the fee.
Network
Cash-out fee
Clippers pay the blockchain's network fee when they cash out in USDT-TRC20. It's quoted before they confirm. We add nothing on top.
FAQ
Straight answers.
The rules a campaign runs by are the ones on this page, the same ones the console shows you before you fund anything.
What counts as a qualified view?
A view the platform reports on a clip whose author we've confirmed, once the clip passes your minimum-view threshold and clears the engagement checks. Raw views on unverified or flagged clips cost you nothing.
What does it cost?
A 10% platform fee on your campaign budget and any prize pool, charged when you launch. Campaigns start at $1,000 across the budget and prize pool. There's no subscription and no per-seat charge. Clippers pay the blockchain network fee when they cash out.
What happens to budget I don't spend?
It comes back. When a campaign ends, leaderboard prizes are settled and the unspent escrow returns to your wallet balance. The 10% fee is on the full budget, so it isn't refunded.
How do clippers get paid?
Earnings accrue to a clipper's balance per qualified view, as tracking runs. They cash out to their own USDT-TRC20 wallet whenever they're over the minimum, from Discord or the website.
How do you know a clipper actually posted the clip?
Clippers verify each account they post from with a one-time code in their bio. When a clip comes in, we check the platform's reported author against that verified handle. No match, no money.
Which platforms?
TikTok, Instagram, and X today. You choose which ones each campaign accepts.
Put your budget where
the views are.
Fund a campaign in minutes. Only qualified views get paid, and anything you don't spend comes back when it ends.