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What is clipbeep?
An app where creators sell your product, and you pay only after results, at a price you set. A brand creates a campaign with a price per sale; creators post clips with their own link or promo code and get paid for the sales they bring. Paying per 1,000 views is in progress. Every cent is visible in your dashboard.
How do brands pay for customers instead of views?
You set a price per sale and a budget. A sale counts when it reaches your checkout through a creator's link or promo code, and only then is the creator paid, from your prepaid budget. No result, no payment: if nothing sells, your budget comes back.
Do I need followers to earn?
No. You earn for the sales your personal link and promo code bring, not for your follower count. You can even earn by sharing your link without filming.
When do clippers get paid?
Money becomes payable after clearing, 10 days for sales (7 for views once per-1K-views campaigns open), so a refund can be caught before money moves. Payouts go out weekly in batches, by themselves, after a one-time identity check.
How much do clippers make?
There is no guaranteed amount and no invented average. Each campaign card shows what one sale pays you before you post, and you earn that for every sale your link or code brings.
Do campaigns pay for views?
Paying per 1,000 views is in progress. When it opens, views will count only from accounts the creator connects, run through checks against botted spikes, and anything flagged is never paid.
What does clipbeep cost a brand?
The price you set per result, plus a $150/month subscription from your second month. Founding brands who join before launch get their first 3 months without it. Your budget is a prepayment for results: what is not used comes back on request.
What is the minimum budget?
Campaigns start at $50. The first funded campaign also unlocks the clipper directory.
How does attribution work technically?
Every clipper gets a personal tracking link and promo code. A click logs a click id and forwards to your product; the sale comes back through a Stripe payment link, a one-line script, a server-to-server API or your payment provider's webhook, carrying that click id or promo code. Refunds reverse the creator's earnings automatically.
What happens on refunds or chargebacks?
The creator's earnings on that sale reverse: unpaid earnings are deducted, and the clearing window (10 days for sales, 7 for views once per-1K-views campaigns open) exists precisely so most reversals happen before money moves.
Can any product run a campaign?
No. Gambling, casino and prediction-betting products are not accepted, and campaigns must hold rights to the source assets clippers edit.
Why should anyone trust the numbers?
Because you can check them. Every result in your dashboard traces back to the click or promo code behind it, anti-fraud decisions are explained, and our marketing numbers come from the same data. Every cent, visible.