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What the campaign publishes
- Rate per thousand views
- $1.25
- Views for the first dollar
- 1,000 Youtube
- Minimum payout per clip
- $1.25
- Platforms allowed
- Instagram, Tiktok, Youtube
- Total budget
- $3,840
- Budget still unspent
- $3,554
- Budget spent
- $286
- Paid to clippers
- $175
- Clippers taking part
- 50
- Approved clips
- 154
- Total views
- 436,409
- Average paid per clipper
- $3.50
The score, factor by factor
5.7out 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+1.3the average clip clears the minimum 2.8 times over
- Rate+0.7$1.2 per 1,000 · 1.0× the median rate
- Free budget+0.6$3,554 still unspent
- Competition+0.6$71 free per clipper · 0.8× the median
- Time left+1.0~174 days of budget at the current rate
- Activity+0.7the last 7 days are 1.4× the previous 7
- Cap per video+0.5at most $450 per video
- Pays what it promises+0.2not enough track record to check yet
- Rules+0.2terms not read yet
Figures last updated at the source on 5 September 2026
Summary
Ramp is the company managing this clipping campaign. The main objective is to generate interest so that users watch the full video.
Your role consists of creating clips that function as a trailer for the story without revealing the outcome or appearing like a commercial advertisement. You must extract this material from the content provided by the brand.
Publish the videos on Instagram, TikTok and Youtube. The payment is $1.25 per 1,000 views with a minimum payment of $1.25 and a maximum cap of $450 per video.
Worth knowing
For
- ✓The campaign has been gaining activity these last two weeks
- ✓Low bar: 1,000 views and you are already paid
- ✓Takes three networks: the same clip works on all three
- ✓No dedicated account, no application: you join and post
Against
- ✕Its rules are not summarised: you have to read the original document before starting
What its rules demand
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