Which clipping platform should a brand use?

It depends on the campaign. In our assessment: Clipstake for logo placement, Clipster for music and sound led campaigns, Content Rewards for volume and reach, Promote.fun for small budgets with a hands-on team and Vyro for premium clippers and delivery. Content Rewards has the most live campaigns, 683, read 27 Oct 2026. Checked 06:30 UTC

PLATFORMS: 5
LIVE CAMPAIGNS: 816
BRIEFS READ: 1,501 90 days

Best for

Our assessment of what each clipping platform suits best, from its campaigns and its rules. The measured leads below come from our data alone.

Best for, our assessment
Platform	Best for
Clipstake	logo placement
Clipster	music and sound led campaigns
Content Rewards	volume and reach
Promote.fun	small budgets with a hands-on team
Vyro	premium clippers and delivery

Side by side

CPM and budgets cover the campaigns live in the last 90 days, approvals and budget speed every campaign since we began.

Clipping platforms for brands side by side, read 27 Oct 2026
Platform	Live	Median CPM	Median budget	Ask to apply	Clips approved	Fee	Briefs with #ad
Clipstake	9	$1	$2,000	0%		None	0%
Clipster	100	$1	$2,400	5%		5%	under 1%
Content Rewards	683	$1.25	$1,500	12%		10%	12%
Promote.fun	11	$2	$3,200		77%		10%
Vyro	13	$1.50	$4,000				96%

Measured leads

Who leads each measure among these five, from our data only. Each lead names its method.

Measured leads among the clipping platforms, read 27 Oct 2026
Measure	Platform	Value	Method
Most live campaigns	Content Rewards	683	Public campaigns live on it now.
Highest median CPM	Promote.fun	$2	Median pay per 1,000 views of its campaigns live in the last 90 days, 3 or more.
Largest median budget	Vyro	$4,000	Median total budget of its campaigns live in the last 90 days.
Most briefs with disclosure	Vyro	96%	Share of its briefs we read that require an ad disclosure, 5 or more.
Fastest budget use	Clipster	3 days	Median days from launch to close of its ended campaigns, contests left out.

Each platform

The same five parts for each: what it is, who it suits, pros, cons and our data. Pros and cons are our assessment unless they link a source.

Clipstake

67% logo: Share of its campaigns of the last 90 days that are Logo campaigns.

9 live: Public campaigns live on it now.

0% need to apply: Share of its live campaigns that ask clippers to apply first.

0% briefs ask #ad: Share of its briefs we read that require an ad disclosure.

Crypto native. Pays in USDC.

67% logo
9 live
0% need to apply
0% briefs ask #ad

Best for: Logo placement
Not for: Brands avoiding crypto

Its campaigns

WHAT IT IS

A clipping marketplace for brands with a $1,000 minimum budget, paid out mostly in USDC, where budget is spent only on posts you or your campaign manager approve.

WHO IT SUITS

Logo placement campaigns and brands at ease with crypto payouts.

PROS

The lowest median CPM here ($1), so a budget pays for more views.
Brands pay only for the demographics they target.
Logo campaigns, where creators put your logo on their own videos.

CONS

The fewest live campaigns here (9), so fewer clippers browse it.
A campaign at its median rate ($1) stands out less to clippers.
Its terms call it a beta and say payouts are not assured.
Payouts mostly in USDC, funded through a Solana wallet or an invoice.

OUR DATA

Live now: 9 public campaigns
Tracked: 21 campaigns for 13 brands since 1 Oct 2026
Typical CPM: $1 median, middle half $0.70 to $1.50
Budget sizes: $2,000 median, 0% at $25,000 or more
Campaign types: Logo 14 and Clipping 7
Approval model: 0% of live campaigns ask clippers to apply
Payout rules: 100% set a view minimum per clip, median 1,000
Budget speed: ended budgets lasted a median 10 days
Fee on clipper pay: none
Briefs with disclosure: 0% of 18 briefs, 0% with #{brand}partner

Clipster

20% brand fee: The fee it charges brands, covering moderation, fraud detection and reporting.

100 live: Public campaigns live on it now.

under 1% briefs ask #ad: Share of its briefs we read that require an ad disclosure.

3d to spend: Median days from launch to close of its ended campaigns.

Clipster, for brands and FAQ

Music heavy. 72% music campaigns.

20% brand fee
100 live
under 1% briefs ask #ad
3d to spend

Best for: Music and sound led
Not for: Fee sensitive budgets

Its campaigns

WHAT IT IS

A self-serve clipping platform with clipping, music, logo and UGC campaigns. It charges brands a 20% fee covering moderation, fraud detection and reporting, with no setup fee or contract.

WHO IT SUITS

Music and artist campaigns, and brands that want a second pool of clippers.

PROS

The lowest median CPM here ($1), so a budget pays for more views.
No setup fees, retainers or long-term contracts, and funding by card, bank or crypto.
Many music campaigns, so its clippers know sound led edits.

CONS

A campaign at its median rate ($1) stands out less to clippers.
A 20% fee, above the 10% some platforms charge.

OUR DATA

Live now: 100 public campaigns
Tracked: 350 campaigns for 247 brands since 1 Oct 2026
Typical CPM: $1 median, middle half $1 to $1.50
Budget sizes: $2,400 median, 1% at $25,000 or more
Campaign types: Music 252, Clipping 69, Logo 25 and UGC 4
Approval model: 5% of live campaigns ask clippers to apply
Payout rules: 100% set a view minimum per clip, median 2,000
Budget speed: ended budgets lasted a median 3 days
Fee on clipper pay: 5%
Briefs with disclosure: under 1% of 333 briefs, 0% with #{brand}partner

Content Rewards

$1,500 median budget: Median total budget of its campaigns live in the last 90 days.

12% need to apply: Share of its live campaigns that ask clippers to apply first.

216 payouts shown: Campaigns with payouts it reports publicly.

21d to spend: Median days from launch to close of its ended campaigns.

Volume. 683 live campaigns.

$1,500 median budget
12% need to apply
216 payouts shown
21d to spend

Best for: Volume and reach
Not for: Brands with no time to review

Its campaigns

WHAT IT IS

A self-serve clipping marketplace. Brands and agencies post clipping, UGC, music and logo campaigns, set them open to any clipper, by application or private, and approve each clip themselves.

A 10% platform fee charged on the work you approve, 8% for verified organizations, with a $1,000 minimum campaign budget.

WHO IT SUITS

Brands and agencies that want volume: many clippers, many clips and wide reach, with someone to review submissions.

PROS

The most live campaigns here (683), so clippers look for work on it.
Open campaigns reach any clipper on it, so a campaign can fill fast.
Drafts can be approved before posting when the brand turns that on.

CONS

Open to every clipper, so quality varies more and review takes more work.
Content Rewards does not review clips for you: every clip lands in your own queue.
Many agencies run campaigns here, so yours competes with many others for clippers.

OUR DATA

Live now: 683 public campaigns
Tracked: 1,192 campaigns for 966 brands since 1 Oct 2026
Typical CPM: $1.25 median, middle half $1 to $2
Budget sizes: $1,500 median, 2% at $25,000 or more
Campaign types: Clipping 860, UGC 200, Music 116 and Logo 16
Approval model: 12% of live campaigns ask clippers to apply
Budget speed: ended budgets lasted a median 21 days
Fee on clipper pay: 10%
Payout record: 216 campaigns with payouts it reported
Briefs with disclosure: 12% of 1,062 briefs, 1% with #{brand}partner

Promote.fun

$2 median CPM: Median pay per 1,000 views of its campaigns live in the last 90 days.

40 payouts shown: Campaigns with payouts it reports publicly.

77% clips approved: Approved share of submitted clips.

Escrow funding: Funds are deposited before launch, held in escrow and released on verified views. Deposits are not refundable.

Escrow. Small budgets.

$2 median CPM
40 payouts shown
77% clips approved
Escrow funding

Best for: First tests on a small budget
Not for: Brands that need refunds

Its campaigns

WHAT IT IS

A clipping platform where brands set a budget and a CPM and pay creators on verified views.

Campaign funds are deposited before launch, held in escrow and released only when performance is verified. Deposits are not refundable.

WHO IT SUITS

Small campaigns and first tests, with a hands-on team.

PROS

The highest median CPM here ($2), which draws clippers.
A small, hands-on team that suits small campaigns and first tests.
It shows each campaign's payouts publicly.

CONS

Each 1,000 views costs more at the median ($2).
No pricing, fee or minimum budget on its public pages.
Its terms let it change campaign rules, CPMs and thresholds at any time.

OUR DATA

Live now: 11 public campaigns
Tracked: 63 campaigns for 32 brands since 1 Oct 2026
Typical CPM: $2 median, middle half $1.50 to $2
Budget sizes: $3,200 median, 0% at $25,000 or more
Campaign types: Clipping 61 and Music 2
Clips approved: 77% of 18,326 submitted
Budget speed: ended budgets lasted a median 3 days
Payout record: 40 campaigns with payouts it reported
Briefs with disclosure: 10% of 61 briefs, 10% with #{brand}partner

Vyro

$4,000 median budget: Median total budget of its campaigns live in the last 90 days.

17% $25K+ budgets: Share of its campaigns of the last 90 days with a budget of $25,000 or more.

96% briefs ask #ad: Share of its briefs we read that require an ad disclosure.

$1,000 min budget: The minimum campaign budget for brands.

MrBeast company. Premium clippers.

$4,000 median budget
17% $25K+ budgets
96% briefs ask #ad
$1,000 min budget

Best for: Premium delivery
Not for: Budgets under $1,000

Its campaigns

WHAT IT IS

A clipping platform and a MrBeast company. Brands set a rate per 1,000 verified views and a budget cap, with a $1,000 minimum, self-serve or managed.

A clip needs 5,000 views before it earns, and earns at most $1,000.

WHO IT SUITS

Brands that want stronger accounts and a premium delivery more than raw reach.

PROS

Every post is checked against the brief, off-brief posts are removed and flagged views are not charged.
Premium handles and delivery.

CONS

A smaller pool of campaigns and clippers, so reach is limited.
Its pages give no fee for brands, so ask before you budget.

OUR DATA

Live now: 13 public campaigns
Tracked: 29 campaigns for 13 brands since 1 Oct 2026
Typical CPM: $1.50 median, middle half $1.50 to $2
Budget sizes: $4,000 median, 17% at $25,000 or more
Campaign types: Clipping 29
Payout rules: 100% set a view minimum per clip, median 5,000
Budget speed: ended budgets lasted a median 7 days
Briefs with disclosure: 96% of 27 briefs, 70% with #{brand}partner

Agencies and networks

Agencies run campaigns on the clipping platforms for brands, and some run their own networks of pages. We list the agencies whose campaigns we see on the platforms in our clipping agency directory, by their record there.

FindClout calls itself a clipping network for brands. We hold no campaign data on it. What its public pages showed on 21 Oct 2026:

Its domain, findclout.com, was registered on 4 Nov 2025, by the .com registry's records.
Its sitemap lists 1,214 blog post URLs, and 370 of them share one last modified date, 27 Sep 2026.
Its blog ranks the best clipping agencies and platforms for brands, crypto and sports betting, with FindClout first in each list. The posts say it is their own platform.
It hosts Good Day Media, a site that reports on the creator economy, at findclout.com/gdm/. Its articles carry no person's byline, and several name FindClout as the answer to the question they ask.

Method

Live counts, fees and payout records are read from each clipping platform's public pages. CPM and budgets are its public campaigns live in the last 90 days, rates on per view pay models, a median from 3 campaigns. Approvals are the platform's own counts. Assessments are ours and say so. No platform pays to be listed or ranked, and nothing here changes any Alpha Score.

Common questions

Which clipping platform has the most live campaigns?

Content Rewards, 683. Public campaigns live on it now.

Which clipping platform has the highest median CPM?

Promote.fun, $2. Median pay per 1,000 views of its campaigns live in the last 90 days, 3 or more.

Which clipping platform has the largest median budget?

Vyro, $4,000. Median total budget of its campaigns live in the last 90 days.

What is Clipstake best for?

In our assessment, logo placement. 9 public campaigns.

What is Clipster best for?

In our assessment, music and sound led campaigns. 100 public campaigns.