Running a clipping campaign

You pay clippers per view. The hard part isn't paying: it's knowing how much, on which clips, with numbers your clippers won't dispute. The manager dashboard reads views through the platforms' official APIs and shows both sides of the table exactly the same figures.

Creating a campaign takes two minutes

1. You set the rules

   A date window, a payout grid — rate per 1,000 views, tiers, per-platform multiplier, viral bonus — and, if you want, a budget cap that is global, per clipper or per clip.

2. You share the invite code

   One code per campaign. Your clippers enter it in the app and join by themselves: no account to create for them, no clip links to collect.

3. You watch the campaign run

   Clips flow in on their own as soon as they're posted inside the window. The dashboard updates as readings come in.

What the dashboard gives you

• Total views for the campaign, and what they earned today.
• Clipper earnings, with a gauge showing how much of your budget is consumed.
• Paid / To pay — what you have declared as paid, and what is still owed, clipper by clipper.
• Participation — how many enrolled clippers actually posted, and how many clips in total.
• Leaderboard — your clippers ranked by views or earnings, with their @handles and platforms.
• Per-clipper page — their clips in detail, their curve, their payout history.

The details that prevent disputes

A single source of numbers

The clipper and you read the same reading, from the same API at the same moment. There is no "manager counter" and "clipper counter" — the number one cause of arguments on clipping tools simply doesn't exist here.

Excluding a clip without breaking history

A clip that is off-brief, re-uploaded or against your rules can be excluded from payout. Its earnings stop counting, its views stay visible — and a clipper cannot undo an exclusion decided by a manager.

A deleted or private video

Its views stop climbing. What was already earned stays earned, unless the video became unreachable before being counted — that case is reversed rather than left hanging.

Several managers on one campaign

You can add co-managers: same view, same actions, without sharing your password or your account.

What your clippers get out of it

A campaign tracked here is easier to sell to a good clipper: they watch their earnings climb in real time, on their own accounts, without submitting a single link or taking your word for it. Fewer "did you count my video?" messages, more clips.

Access

Manager access is opened on request, campaign by campaign — write to contact@myclippingviews.com describing your campaign. Sign-in is then by email, in the browser, with nothing to install.