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Paid clipping rate index: what campaigns pay in October 2026
According to the paid clipping rate index from StreamClipping AI, the AI clipping software for streamers, updated October 25, 2026, a clipping campaign pays a median of 1.00 $ per 1,000 views. The figure covers 523 open campaigns from 295 advertisers, 499 of which post a per-view rate in US dollars. Of those, 69% pay between 1.00 $ and 2.00 $ per 1,000 views, and 13% pay 3.00 $ or more.
- open campaigns
- 523
- advertisers
- 295
- median rate per 1,000 views
- 1.00 $
- typical range: 69% of campaigns
- 1.00 $ to 2.00 $
- top tier: 13% of campaigns
- 3.00 $ or more
Rates by platform
From the StreamClipping AI paid clipping rate index, here is the rate per 1,000 views by the platform where a campaign accepts clips. A single campaign often accepts several platforms, so it counts in each row.
| Platform | Open campaigns | Median rate | Typical range (p25 to p75) | Share in range | Top tier (p90) | Share at this rate or more |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TikTok | 470 | 1.00 $ | 1.00 $ to 2.00 $ | 69% | 3.00 $ | 13% |
| 418 | 1.00 $ | 1.00 $ to 2.00 $ | 68% | 3.00 $ | 14% | |
| YouTube | 310 | 1.31 $ | 1.00 $ to 2.00 $ | 65% | 3.00 $ | 16% |
| X (Twitter) | 78 | 1.25 $ | 1.00 $ to 2.00 $ | 67% | 4.00 $ | 11% |
Rates by niche
The same calculation by niche, from the StreamClipping AI paid clipping rate index. The niche is classified automatically from each campaign brief. No rate is published below 10 campaigns.
| Niche | Open campaigns | Median rate | Typical range (p25 to p75) | Share in range | Top tier (p90) | Share at this rate or more |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Music | 104 | 1.00 $ | 1.00 $ to 1.50 $ | 66% | 2.00 $ | 17% |
| Entertainment | 77 | 1.00 $ | 1.00 $ to 2.00 $ | 69% | 2.50 $ | 12% |
| Business | 68 | 1.80 $ | 1.00 $ to 3.00 $ | 82% | 4.00 $ | 11% |
| Tech | 58 | 1.00 $ | 1.00 $ to 2.00 $ | 67% | 3.00 $ | 15% |
| IRL / Lifestyle | 46 | 1.00 $ | 0.95 $ to 1.50 $ | 64% | 2.00 $ | 12% |
| Gaming | 42 | 1.00 $ | 1.00 $ to 1.50 $ | 69% | 2.00 $ | 13% |
| Crypto | 40 | 2.00 $ | 1.00 $ to 4.00 $ | 78% | 5.00 $ | 15% |
| Sports | 22 | 1.25 $ | 1.00 $ to 1.80 $ | 75% | 3.00 $ | 15% |
| Other | 66 | 1.50 $ | 1.00 $ to 2.50 $ | 67% | 5.00 $ | 10% |
Flat fee or pay per view
98% of open campaigns (515 out of 523) pay per view, on a CPM basis. None currently pays a flat fee per post. The other 8 do not post a standard rate (prize pool, contest, or a rate described in free text).
Trend since collection began
Open campaigns and median rate on the 1st of each month and on the day of the latest calculation. Before October 21, 2026, these points were rebuilt from the open and close dates of the campaigns in the directory, which has been collecting since July 2, 2026, and they are frozen. Since October 21, 2026, they follow the same rule as today's figure: see the marker.
| Date | Open campaigns | Median rate |
|---|---|---|
| 381 | 1.00 $ | |
| 283 | 1.00 $ | |
| 575 | 1.25 $ | |
| Method change on October 21, 2026. Before that date: campaigns with an open status, without checking the latest pass. From that date: the same rule as today's figure. | ||
| 523 | 1.00 $ | |
The campaign count does not only measure the market: it also follows new sources joining the directory and its cleanups, which close expired campaigns in batches. Month to month, compare the median rate, not the volume.
Methodology
Where the campaigns come from
StreamClipping AI reads the public pages of paid clipping platforms (6 sources represented today: ContentRewards, PostRoyalty, Promote.fun, Real Oficial, ViewPaid, and ViewX) and lists each campaign in its directory. The index counts the open campaigns in that directory at the time of calculation: those the directory lists and that were seen in the latest successful pass on their platform. Campaigns published directly on StreamClipping AI are left out: the index measures the market, not our own offer.
What is counted
The rate is what the campaign posts per 1,000 views (the CPM). The median, the quartiles (p25, p75) and the ninth decile (p90) are real rates from the catalog, taken by rank, never interpolated values: with an even number of campaigns, the median is the lower of the two middle values. Many campaigns post exactly the same rate, so the share between p25 and p75, like the share at p90 or more, is counted campaign by campaign and shown as is. An average would be pulled up by a few outliers: the median shows what a clipper actually runs into.
Currencies
Only rates posted in US dollars enter the calculation. Campaigns paid in another currency count as open campaigns, with no conversion.
Limits
A posted rate is not guaranteed income: each campaign sets its own rules (minimum view threshold, approved content, per-creator cap, a budget that runs out). No figure is published below 10 campaigns. The trend is an approximation: a campaign counts as open between its collection date and its close date, and when the close was not timestamped, the last time it was seen online is used instead.
Updates
The figures are recalculated roughly every half hour. Last calculation: October 25, 2026.
You can quote these figures by crediting StreamClipping AI with a link to this page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a clipper earn per 1,000 views?
According to the StreamClipping AI paid clipping rate index (October 25, 2026), a clipping campaign pays a median of 1.00 $ per 1,000 views. Among campaigns with a posted rate, 69% pay between 1.00 $ and 2.00 $, and 13% pay 3.00 $ or more. These are posted rates: only views that meet the campaign rules (minimum threshold, approved content) get paid.
Which platform pays best for clipping?
According to the StreamClipping AI paid clipping rate index, campaigns that accept YouTube show the highest median rate: 1.31 $ per 1,000 views, across 297 campaigns. Campaigns on TikTok, Instagram, and X (Twitter) range from 1.00 $ to 1.25 $. The gap is small, and a single campaign often accepts several platforms.
Is a flat fee or a CPM payout better?
Pay per view dominates: 98% of open campaigns in the StreamClipping AI index pay on a CPM basis, meaning an amount per 1,000 views. None currently pays a flat fee per post. With a CPM, earnings follow views: a clip that takes off pays more, and a clip that stays under the campaign threshold pays nothing.
How many views do you need to make 100 $ clipping?
At the median rate of 1.00 $ per 1,000 views measured by StreamClipping AI, you need about 100,000 paid views to make 100 $. Treat it as an order of magnitude: on a campaign paying 2.00 $, it takes about 50,000, and only views that pass the campaign rules count.
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