Good footage.
Great
second life.

You have the footage. Someone has the perfect cut. Bring them together, put it on the feed, and pay for the views that count.

For brands with a story. For editors with an eye.

Singer caught mid-performance under warm stage lightsThe hook
Music that stays with you.
Two podcast hosts deep in conversationThe conversation
A take worth passing on.
A streamer reacting to a moment on screenThe reaction
You had to be there.
One mission. Different feeds.Your cut. Your account.

A brief. A budget.
A reason to hit record.

A mission is a paid brief: source footage, clear rules, a budget and a rate per 1,000 verified views. Find your angle. Make it travel.

Get in for the first missions

Sample missions A preview, not open jobs.

Music Sample

New single.
Find the hook.

Pull the moment that deserves a replay.

$0.75/ 1,000 verified views
$1,500example budget
Join the clipper list

Podcasts Sample

Podcast,
episode 214.

A big conversation. Your sharpest cut.

$1.00/ 1,000 verified views
$2,000example budget
Join the clipper list

Streams Sample

The stream
after the stream.

Give the best reaction another audience.

$1.50/ 1,000 verified views
$3,000example budget
Join the clipper list

Showing all 3 sample missions.

Don't just post it.
Put it out there.

Your best footage shouldn't live on one account. Give independent editors the raw material and a clear brief.

A hand holding a phone with a vertical live-music clip on screen
  1. You set the direction.

    Choose the footage, platforms, rules, rate and total mission budget.

  2. Clippers find the angle.

    Different hooks and edits, posted from their own accounts.

  3. Only verified views count.

    Every submitted clip is reviewed before its views qualify for payment.

Let's talk about your footage

Got an eye?
Make it pay.

You know the moment before everyone else does. Turn that instinct into a cut, and that cut into verified views.

An editor working on a video timeline at a warmly lit desk at night
  1. Know the deal before you edit.

    Read the source brief, rate, available budget and payout details.

  2. Your hook. Your edit. Your account.

    Make an original cut, add the required disclosure and post to an eligible platform.

  3. Send the link. Get reviewed.

    Earn at the mission's rate for verified views while budget remains.

Put me on the clipper list

One video.
Hundreds of possible cuts.

The same conversation can become a hot take, a useful lesson or a great story. Different editors see different moments. That's the idea.

Podcast source footage used to illustrate different clipping angles
The sourceOne full conversation
The cut roomIllustration, not a live editor

Start with the unexpected.

Open on the surprising take. Leave enough context for the point to land.

Try a different angle. Same source, a different way in.

  1. 01

    Brief it.

    Footage, budget, rate and rules. Agreed before the first cut.

  2. 02

    Cut it.

    Clippers edit and publish on their own eligible accounts.

  3. 03

    Check it.

    Submit the link. Every clip goes through review.

  4. 04

    Count it.

    Verified views earn payment until the mission budget runs out.

Real edits.
Real views.
No shortcuts.

A view counter isn't a payout receipt. Every clip is reviewed against the mission brief. Only verified views on approved clips qualify.

No bought views. No recycled clips. No skipping the disclosure.

Before a view counts

  • The brief is followed.

    The edit, platform and content meet the mission rules.

  • The partnership is labelled.

    The required paid-partnership disclosure is present.

  • The cut is your own.

    Reposting someone else's clip does not qualify.

  • The views stand up to review.

    Bought, botted or otherwise invalid views are excluded.

What are we cutting?

From the chorus you can't shake to the demo that makes something click.

A camera operator filming on a sunlit independent film set
There is more in the footage.
  • Music

    Hooks, choruses and studio moments.

  • Podcasts

    The take that starts a conversation.

  • Streams

    Reactions worth watching twice.

  • Games

    Clutches, trailers and first looks.

  • Apps & AI tools

    Show the thing. Skip the long explanation.

  • Films

    Approved scenes, teasers and behind the scenes.

Set the rate.
Cap the spend.

A mission has a fixed budget and a rate per 1,000 verified views. Payouts come from that budget. When it is spent, the mission ends.

The service fee is agreed before launch. No fee or final campaign quote is included in this calculator.

Talk through a budget

Do the example maths.

$1,000
$1.00
This budget would cover up to1,000,000verified views at this rate

Example maths, before the service fee. Not a reach forecast or earnings guarantee. Actual results depend on the content, participation and platforms.

Before
you jump in.

What exactly is a mission?

A paid clipping brief with source footage, rules, eligible platforms, a total budget and a rate per 1,000 verified views. Clippers publish their own edits and submit the links for review.

Are the missions on this page open?

Not yet. The mission cards are labelled samples, with illustrative budgets and rates. Join the clipper list to hear about the first missions, or get in touch to launch one.

Where do clips get posted?

On clippers' own TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts or X accounts. Each mission specifies which platforms are eligible for payment.

When and how do clippers get paid?

At the rate in the mission, for verified views on approved clips, while budget remains. Payment method, review timing and payout schedule are confirmed in each mission before you take part. There is no guaranteed income.

What about fake views and copied clips?

Every submission is reviewed. Bought or botted views do not count. Reposts of other editors' clips, missing paid-partnership labels and edits that break the brief do not qualify.

Can I submit any footage?

Use only the source footage and assets approved for the mission. Brands need the rights to supply that material for clipping and distribution. The mission brief sets the boundaries.

What does it cost to launch?

Your mission budget, plus a service fee agreed before launch. Tell us what you want to promote and what you can spend. We will discuss the rate, scope and total cost before you commit.

Let's make
the cut.

Have footage that deserves a bigger life?
Or know exactly where you'd cut it?

We are getting the first missions ready.
Tell us which side you're on.

Take another look at the samples
I'm here to...

This starts a conversation, not a commitment.
We'll use these details to reply to your enquiry.