On Ssemble a brand opens a campaign with a prize pot and clippers cut its material and post it; you pay per view delivered, not per video delivered. Today it has 18 campaigns open from 16 different agencies, with 351 clippers working on them.
Reach works out at $0.97 per 1,000 views delivered, counting budget spent and not just what has been collected. That is above the market median, which sits at $0.81. To compete here, the median campaign offers $1.00 per 1,000 views, and payment starts from the first verified view: there is no threshold to set.
It is an open board: 23 different agencies post here, so opening a campaign goes through nobody else. Only this will be visible about your campaign without an account: campaign budget, views accumulated, how many clippers are inside. What is not shown —how much it has paid out, approved clips, cap per video, rules readable before joining— neither reaches the clipper before producing nor can be scored by a comparison site like this one.
All these figures come from its public pages.
All these figures come from its public pages.