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Clipping for streamers

Your streams, clipped everywhere

Verified clippers cut your streams, VODs, videos and podcasts into short clips and post them on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and X. You pay per 1,000 real views — never for a clip nobody watched.

  • Pay per 1,000 views
  • Verified accounts only
  • Anti-reupload checks
  • Unspent budget comes back
Two people recording a video podcast in a studio
Source · 1 h 24 min podcast
Cut into clips for every feed

What clipping does for a streamer

Short-form reach is a volume game. Clipping turns one stream or episode into a steady flow of short posts — from accounts you don’t have to build — that brings new viewers back to your channel.

  • Reach on every short-form feed

    One stream or episode becomes dozens of clips across TikTok, Shorts, Reels and X, each from a different account and audience.

  • You only pay for views

    Clippers earn per 1,000 views, measured from the networks’ official data. No views, no cost. A cap per clip keeps one viral clip from eating the budget.

  • No agency, no editor payroll

    Set the source, the rules and the CPM; clippers join on their own. Every clip, view and payout is visible in your dashboard.

A creator filming with a phone on a gimbal

Paid per 1,000 views

Measured from the networks, re-checked as views grow

How a clipping campaign works

From one link to a stream of clips — live minutes after you fund it.

  1. Paste your source

    A stream, VOD, YouTube video or podcast. The AI pre-fills the rules: clip length, allowed segments, required hashtags and your credit.

  2. Set your CPM and budget

    Choose what you pay per 1,000 views on each network, a minimum of views before a clip earns, and a cap per clip.

  3. Clippers cut and post

    Verified clippers post from their own accounts. Each clip is checked: right account, right length, required tags, not a re-upload.

  4. Pay for measured views

    Views are re-measured as they grow and paid automatically. 20 % is held until a final check after the campaign ends.

Built to stop the usual clipping fraud

Clipping marketplaces leak money through fake views, stolen clips and unverifiable accounts. SaTT checks each one before paying.

Proven account owners

A clip pays only the proven owner of the account it was posted from — connected through the network or proven with a code in the bio.

Re-uploads refused

The same post under another URL, or another clipper’s clip re-uploaded (same caption and length, or same thumbnail), is refused or sent to you for review.

Bought views filtered

The anti-fraud engine watches view velocity, engagement ratios and rollbacks. A purged or deleted clip loses the 20 % holdback.

Transparent payouts

A public leaderboard and a per-clip settlement: what each clip earned, what was paid, what is still due.

Who pays clippers

Any long-form content with good moments works.

  • A phone on a stand filming a live stream
    Streamers and VOD channels
  • Two people recording a video podcast in a studio
    Podcasts and interview shows
  • A creator filming with a phone on a gimbal
    Creators and personal channels
  • Esports teams and tournaments
  • Events, conferences and webinars
  • Courses and education channels

Pick your budget

One slider. See what it buys, then launch — you set your own rate per 1,000 views.

$1,000

Clippers are paid only for verified views. What isn’t spent comes back.

$100$100,000+

Views it can pay

850,000

At $1.00 per 1,000 views

Clips

~106

Estimate

Clippers

~22

Estimate

  • Clipping rules drafted by AI from your link
  • Your own rate, minimum views and cap per clip
  • Verified accounts, anti-reupload, anti-fraud
  • Live dashboard, review queue, leaderboard
Start with $1,000

Estimates: about 8,000 views per paid clip and 5 clips per clipper. Views follow from your budget and rate.

Questions streamers ask

I’m a streamer — how does paying clippers work?

You fund a budget and set what you pay per 1,000 views. Clippers cut your streams and VODs, post the clips from their own accounts, and are paid automatically from your budget as their views are measured.

How much should I pay per 1,000 views?

A good start is around $1 per 1,000 views. A higher rate attracts more clippers. Once the campaign is live you can raise it, never lower it — clippers keep the terms they joined on.

Do I have to find clippers myself?

No. Your campaign is listed on the clipping jobs page, where verified clippers join on their own. You can also share the link with your community or your editors.

Can I choose which parts of my stream get clipped?

Yes: allowed segments (timestamps), clip length, required hashtags, your @ and a credit line, do / don’t rules — and manual approval if you want to see every clip first.

What stops fake views and stolen clips?

Only the proven owner of an account is paid. Re-uploads of another clipper’s clip are refused, bought views are filtered, and 20 % of each payout waits for a final check after the campaign.

What happens to the budget I don’t use?

It comes back to you when the campaign ends. You only pay for views that were actually measured.

Which streams and networks work?

Sources: YouTube videos and lives, Twitch VODs, podcasts. Clips go to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and X — wherever views can be measured.

Your next stream deserves a hundred clips

Paste a link, set a CPM, and go live today. Or tell us your goals and we’ll run it for you.

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