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BloxClips

Runs 2 campaigns in the catalogue, 2 of them still paying out. · Content Rewards

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Careful with a “$0 paid out”. It does not mean it will not pay: it means it has not paid yet, and a campaign opened last week has not had time to. Check how old its campaigns are before concluding anything.

Across its campaigns

Campaigns live today
2 of 2 in all
Budget put up
$5,000
Committed
$1,500
Already in clippers’ hands
$0 · 0 %
Views delivered
4.2M
Cost per 1,000 views
$0.35
Approved clips
254
Clippers mobilised
130
Typical campaign
$2,500
Opening campaigns for
7 days
Still unspent
$3,500
Median CPM
$1.20
Median threshold
1,000
Median score
5.9
Readable rule docs
0 / 2
Require a dedicated account
0
Require applying
0

Summary

BloxClips runs clipping campaigns on Content Rewards: 2 in all, 2 of them open right now. The oldest of its campaigns still standing opened 7 days ago. Its typical campaign opens with a $2,500 budget.

It has put up $5K in prize money and has paid out nothing yet, which is normal for campaigns just opened. Its campaigns have delivered 4.2M views across 254 approved clips, with 130 people working on them. That works out at $0.35 per 1,000 views delivered, counting committed spend and not just what it has paid.

It pays its clippers $1.20 per 1,000 views and pays them nothing below 1,000. Its work gets published on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube. None of its 2 rule documents can be read in full without signing in to the platform. It asks for no dedicated account and no application on any of them: a clipper joins and posts.

Worth knowing

For
  • No barriers on 2 of 2 campaigns: no dedicated account, no application
Against
  • It has paid out nothing yet of $5K
  • 2 of its 2 rule docs cannot be read without signing in to the platform

Who it has worked for

CampaignStatusCPMThresholdBudgetViews deliveredScore
Machine Party [Roblox Game]Live$1.001,000$2K4,238,8716.1
World Athletics [Roblox Clipping]Live$1.401,000$4K1,2795.7

Everything on this page is the sum or the median of its campaigns, read from the platform’s public pages. The median score is the score of its campaigns, not a score for the company: it measures the offers it publishes, not how it behaves.