# Earnings claims

We publish what campaigns pay per 1,000 views and what one clip pays at 10,000 views, never what a person will earn.

As of 08:16 UTC on 27 Oct 2026. Page: https://clippingalpha.com/method/earnings-claims

## What we publish

- The rate per 1,000 views on each app, as the clipping platform states it, with the time we read it.
- The budget, its total, spent and left, as the platform states it.
- The per clip figure, what one clip is paid at 10,000 views under the campaign's own minimum, cap and platform 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 app, 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 clipping platform does not show is left out, never guessed and never shown as zero.

## Platform figures

Rates, budgets, counts and payouts come from the clipping platforms' own pages. We show them as each platform states them, with the time we read them, and a platform's paid out figure is what that platform 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](mailto:privacy@clippingalpha.com?subject=A%20number%20looks%20wrong) with the page's link. We check it against the platform and correct the page. The [data sources](https://clippingalpha.com/method/data-sources) page says where each number comes from.