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How we count open clipping campaigns
Every open-campaign figure shown by StreamClipping AI (home page, campaign directory, FAQ) follows the rule published on this page.
Our count
As of October 29, 2026: 560 open clipping campaigns, free to browse with no sign-up, updated daily.
What an open campaign is
A campaign published on a clipping platform counts as open when it was listed at the last successful snapshot of its platform and is live in our directory. A campaign launched on StreamClipping counts while it is running. It is the same rule as the counter at the top of the campaign directory, recorded here once a day at 07:30 UTC.
One campaign, one source page
One campaign is one source page: each campaign we collect is identified by the address of its page on its platform, and a new snapshot updates its listing without ever creating a second one. Two listings from two different platforms with the same title and the same advertiser, ignoring case, accents, emojis and punctuation between words (flags and amounts do count), are a duplicate. A listing without an advertiser is never matched with another. This check runs every day at 07:30 UTC, and the "no duplicates" claim is not shown if a duplicate was listed at the last check. The historical count counts such a duplicate only once. Each listing links to the original page, where the campaign can be checked.
One dated snapshot per day
The count is computed every day at 07:30 UTC and carries its date. A snapshot older than 36 hours is no longer shown: no figure rather than an outdated one.
Campaigns collected since July 2026
The historical count covers the distinct campaigns our robot has found on public platforms since July 2, 2026, open or ended, excluding gambling, tests, rejections and scams. It is rounded down to the hundred and never enters the comparison, which only covers open campaigns.