Baseball Lifestyle 101 Youtube ClippingLive
Run by Baseball Lifestyle 101
The score, factor by factor
2.7out of 10
Every factor comes from a figure the campaign itself publishes. The weights are written in the code, and the score does not depend on other campaigns: it answers whether an ordinary clip gets paid here.
- Clearing the minimum+0.0the average clip only reaches 0.5 times the minimum
- Rate+0.0$0.1 per 1,000 · 0.1× the median rate
- Free budget+0.2$927 still unspent
- Competition+0.8$132 free per clipper · 1.1× the median
- Time left+0.4too young to estimate
- Activity+1.0the last 7 days are 12.9× the previous 7
- Cap per video+0.5at most $400 per video
- Pays what it promises+0.2not enough track record to check yet
- Rules+0.1the terms are not in a readable format
- Short sample−0.4the estimate comes from just 8 clips
What the campaign publishes
- Rate per thousand views
- $0.15
- Views for the first dollar
- 66,667 Youtube
- Minimum payout per clip
- $10.00
- Platforms allowed
- Instagram, Tiktok, Youtube
- Total budget
- $1,000
- Budget still unspent
- $927
- Budget spent
- $73
- Paid to clippers
- $0
- Clippers taking part
- 7
- Approved clips
- 8
- Total views
- 257,276
- Average paid per clipper
- $0.00
What its rules demand
Not processed yet: its rules could not be read without logging in, or it is still queued.
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Figures last updated at the source on 3 September 2026