Before you join or fund
Eight questions to ask any clipping platform.
Rates and rules differ from platform to platform and change often, so we do not publish a table of other people's numbers. These are the questions that decide whether a platform is worth your time or your budget, with our own answers.
Are the rules published before you sign up?
You should be able to read a campaign's rate, caps and requirements without creating an account.On ClipVerceYes. Every public campaign has a page with its rate, caps, rules, required hashtags and disclosure.How exactly are you paid?
Per view, per clip or by prize, and whether the number shown is before or after the platform's fee.On ClipVercePer 1,000 verified views, per approved clip, or from a prize pool. Clippers are shown amounts after the 10% fee.When is the money yours?
A stated payout date, a stated minimum, and how you withdraw.On ClipVerceEarnings clear 7 days after a campaign ends, then move to your payout balance. Withdrawals need a verified identity.Who counts the views?
Views should be read from the platform, not typed in or proven with screenshots.On ClipVerceView counts are read from the platform on a schedule (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube today) and tied to an account the clipper has proven they own.Which platforms can you post on?
More platforms means more places a clip can earn, but only where views can be verified.On ClipVerceTikTok, Instagram, YouTube today. A platform is switched on only when its view counts can be read.How much time do you spend outside the platform?
Some platforms include an editor. Others expect you to edit elsewhere.On ClipVerceYou edit in your own tools. ClipVerce has no built-in editor.Can an owner release only part of a video?
For films and paid content, handing out the whole file is a risk.On ClipVerceYes. Owners release the whole video or chosen timestamp sections, and see results for each section.What happens to unspent budget?
A budget should be refundable when a campaign ends early or under-delivers.On ClipVerceIt is refunded. Budgets are held when a campaign launches and paid out only as clips earn them.

