CLIPPERHUB Global campaign rankings

The clipping market, in figures

511 campaigns open and funded

The other sections answer questions about one thing: which campaign to take, who runs it, where it lives. This one answers the questions you can only answer by looking at all of them at once. Every figure comes from what the open, funded campaigns publish, says how many it is calculated on, and they are medians: with averages, a single viral would move a whole band.

How far you run before you get paid

Views a single clip needs to earn its first dollar. Below that number the clip pays zero, not less. It is the figure that decides whether you get paid at all, and the hardest one to find on the platforms' own listings. The ones that cannot be worked out pay some other way —a fixed retainer, UGC per video— or do not publish a rate: they get no median, because a median across payment models would be a number without a meaning.

BandCampaignsOf the totalMedian rateMedian score
No threshold: pays from view one61.2 %$2.006.5
Up to 1,000 views25750.3 %$1.506.0
1,000 to 10,00018135.4 %$1.005.5
More than 10,0006312.3 %$0.503.7
Not enough published to work it out40.8 %

What a thousand views is worth

The market's median rate is $1.20 per thousand. A high rate with a high threshold is not a good campaign: the two columns on the right are there to be read together.

BandCampaignsOf the totalMedian thresholdMedian score
Under $110019.6 %10,0004.0
$1 to $224948.7 %1,0005.6
$2 to $514027.4 %1,0006.3
$5 or more214.1 %1,0005.3
Rate not published10.2 %

The market by topic

TopicCampaignsMedian rateMedian thresholdMedian score
Entertainment54$1.901,000 views6.7
Music46$1.001,000 views5.0
Personal brand18$1.501,000 views5.7
IRL11$0.50100,000 views3.7
Technology9$2.002,000 views4.8
Gaming9$1.401,125 views5.7
Health & wellness8$1.101,000 views5.4
Mobile apps7$1.501,600 views5.7
Business6$1.102,500 views4.5
Lifestyle6$1.007,500 views3.8
Podcasts6$0.7513,000 views4.7
Finance5$1.501,000 views5.6
Sports5$1.001,000 views5.7

Medians over the 190 open campaigns that carry a topic out of 511: the topic is set by the platform and more than half do not set one. Only topics with five campaigns or more are shown — with fewer, a single odd campaign moves the median. The threshold is how many views a clip needs to earn its first dollar.

Where you post

A campaign usually accepts several networks, so these numbers do not add up to the total: each row says what share of the catalogue takes that network, not how the catalogue splits.

NetworkCampaignsOf the totalMedian rateMedian thresholdMedian score
TikTok47192.2 %$1.201,0005.7
Instagram40078.3 %$1.251,6005.7
YouTube29858.3 %$1.251,4175.7
X7715.1 %$1.003,1655.2

Who puts up the money

Each operator's unspent budget, which is the money still up for grabs. The top 10 of 272 hold 63 % of it. This is not a score for the operator —companies are not scored here—: it is the sum of what they have open.

OperatorCampaignsUnspentOf the totalMedian score
Clip Farm40$558K29.6 %6.2
Clipping Culture21$264K14.0 %8.4
ClipHaus16$86K4.6 %7.3
Creator Casino1$50K2.7 %7.7
Yomi Denzel Clipping3$50K2.6 %3.1
BloxClips2$47K2.5 %5.6
Lovable Clipping1$43K2.3 %7.4
The Clip Ship13$40K2.1 %7.2
Clip Influence7$29K1.5 %7.0
Propaganda5$28K1.5 %5.9

What moved in seven days

Taken from the snapshots the radar stores on every sweep since 2 September 2026.

Campaigns opened this week77Less than seven days old according to their own platform.
Added to the listing169Active today and either absent or not active seven days ago. It is more than the ones opened: campaigns that had been running for months and we have just found also come in.
Campaigns closed114They were active in the snapshot seven days ago and are not now. Added minus closed is exactly how the total changed.
Paid out to clippers$13KHow much the total paid grew, counting only campaigns that appear in both snapshots.

Everything on this page is recalculated on every sweep, every six hours, over the open funded campaigns. What a platform does not publish is not estimated: it gets its own band, «no data».