Earnings claims

What we publish

• The rate per 1,000 views on each platform, as the board states it, with the time we read it.
• The budget, its total, spent and left, as the board states it.
• The per clip figure, what one clip is paid at 10,000 views under the campaign's own minimum, cap and board fee. 10,000 views is a fixed point for comparing campaigns, not a typical result. The Alpha Score itself prices a typical clip at 2,500 views.
• The Alpha Score, a rank from 0 to 100 against the live campaigns of the same type.
• Medians and ranges across campaigns, each from 3 or more of them, with the time they were true.

What we never publish

• What a person will earn in a day, a week, a month or a year.
• A rate for the time spent making clips.
• Earnings screenshots, testimonials or totals from clippers.
• Figures framed as earn up to, guarantees, or best cases shown as typical.

A campaign's rate is what it pays for views. Whether a clip gets views depends on the footage, the clip and the platform, and nobody can promise them.

Minimum data

A figure we compute shows only once there is enough behind it.

• Realized pay per 1,000 tracked views needs $100 or more spent and 10,000 or more tracked views.
• A range for how long a budget lasts needs 24 hours of reads and 3 or more changes in spend. Before that, no range shows.
• A median needs 3 or more values. Under that, we state the values themselves.
• A number a board does not show is left out, never guessed and never shown as zero.

Board figures

Rates, budgets, counts and payouts come from the boards' own pages. We show them as each board states them, with the time we read them, and a board's paid out figure is what that board reports. Where our reads show a gap, we say so and date it.

For example, on 27 Sep 2026, on 330 Content Rewards campaigns with over $100 spent and over 10K tracked views, budget spent per 1,000 tracked views had a median of $0.89, against a $1.00 median advertised rate. The median campaign realized 81% of its own advertised rate.

Report a problem

If a figure looks wrong, or a page reads like a promise of income, email privacy@clippingalpha.com with the page's link. We check it against the board and correct the page. The data sources page says where each number comes from.