We send the source
Podcast episodes, webinars, founder interviews and product demos, and with them comes the hook, the angle and the claims the company is actually allowed to make.
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The deal
Podcast episodes, webinars, founder interviews and product demos, and with them comes the hook, the angle and the claims the company is actually allowed to make.
Your edit, your style and your account. Most clips run 30 to 60 seconds vertical, and the job is making a technical point land in the first two seconds.
Views get bot-checked and reconciled, then paid at a fixed rate per thousand. Nothing is paid per follower or per post, and nothing runs on a promise.
B2B clips get judged differently and it's worth knowing that up front. A software clip that does 40K views to the right engineers is worth more to the brand than one that does 400K to nobody in particular, so briefs here care about who watched rather than just how many. It also means the copy gets checked, since claims about a product have to match what it actually does, and the brief tells you exactly what you can say.
Before you apply
No, and there's no follower minimum on this form. Clipping pays on views rather than audience size, and a small account in front of the right audience often beats a big general one. What we actually look at is your average views on recent posts, which is exactly what the form asks for.
Not deeply, since the brief carries the substance and the claims. What you need is the judgement to spot the twenty seconds of a fifty-minute webinar that are actually interesting, plus the craft to make them land fast.
To find moments and rough out cuts, yes, and the form asks so we know either way. What doesn't pass is a raw auto-cut posted untouched, because the reason a brand pays a person is the hook, the pacing and the captions on top.
Say so on the form. Posting‑only accounts are a real category here and we send those clippers finished cuts to publish, so it changes which briefs you get rather than whether you get any.
Rates are set per campaign as an amount per thousand verified views, and the number is in the brief before you cut anything. Payouts run weekly once views are reconciled, and nobody works on spec.
We review new clippers every week and reply either way, so you're never left wondering. If you look like a fit we send a small paid trial brief rather than putting you through a long interview.
Ready when you are.
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