Who pays

Who pays clippers.

Every streamer and creator we've found paying people to clip them, with the rate, where to join, and the receipts: their own post, the campaign page, the Discord's member count on the day we checked. Rooms can only clip sources on this list.

rate per 1,000 views · campaigns
where clips can go · campaigns allowing

The market, in detail

Who is paying right now.

streamer campaigns live now · by money spent
CampaignRun byRateSpent / budgetClippers
Kick's own rate board · USD per 100K views, paid in USDT

Kick funds per-streamer bounties for clips of its streamers through its Kick Clipping campaign on Clipping. Source ↗

The networks

Where rooms sell views.

The marketplaces and agencies that run clipping programs: how each one checks views, how and when it pays, and how big its clipper community is. A room joins these the way a clipper does.

Show all marketplaces and agencies
Rules of the road

Platforms stopped paying reposts.

Ad revenue for re-uploaded clips is close to zero everywhere, and pure repost pages lose reach. The money is in the programs, and the reach is in edits that add something. Rooms are built for that.

    How we check

    Verified means a primary source: the streamer's own post or the live campaign page. Documented means a reputable secondary source, such as press or a marketplace listing. Unconfirmed means a mention we couldn't trace to a source. Discord sizes come from the server's public invite at the time of the check; we never log in or join. Rates change often, so always read the program's current rules before cutting.