Creators sell your product.
You only pay when it sells.
An app, a SaaS or a web service, an online store, a physical product sold online, a course. If the payment happens online, we can track it, and creators can sell it. You set the price per sale, fund a budget, and pay only after a sale reaches your checkout.
What you can sell this way
Any product with a payment we can see. An app with a subscription. A SaaS or a web service with a plan. A store with a cart. A physical product with an order form. A course with a checkout. The one condition is the same for all of them: the sale is paid for online, so it can come back to us through a Stripe payment link, a one-line script, a server-to-server API, a promo code at checkout, or your payment provider's webhook. If a sale can be reported one of these ways, creators can sell it.
Some categories are not accepted: gambling and betting, crypto-assets and other financial products, adult content, weapons, tobacco and nicotine, and a few more. The full list is in our moderation policy.
How it works
- Set up once. Verify your company and connect sales tracking: a Stripe payment link, a one-line script, a server-to-server API, a promo code, or your payment provider's webhook.
- Launch a campaign. Write the brief and the rules, set your price per sale, fund the budget. Campaigns start at $50.
- Creators join and post. Approve the ones you like, or let in everyone who fits your settings. Every creator gets a personal tracking link and promo code.
- Results first, payouts after. A sale counts when it reaches your checkout through a creator's link or promo code. Only then is your price drawn from the budget, and the creator who brought the sale gets paid.
What counts as a result
A result is a sale: a purchase, an order or a paid subscription that reaches your checkout through a creator's link or promo code. The click logs an id and forwards to your product; the sale comes back carrying that id or the code, so it is credited to the creator who brought it. A repeated event never pays twice. A refund or a chargeback reverses the creator's earnings on that sale. Flagged activity is never paid.
Paying per 1,000 views is coming soon, as its own campaign type. One campaign pays one way: per sale, or per 1,000 views.
Price and budget
You set the price per sale; it is what you pay for that sale. The budget is prepaid and enforced in code: when it is spent, the campaign pauses, and you can set an auto-pause floor above zero. Nothing sells, nothing is spent. Unused budget stays yours and goes back to the card or account it came from, on request.
From the second month a $150 a month subscription applies. Founding brands who join before launch get their first 3 months without it. You see all of it in your dashboard: spent, reserved, remaining.
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You can ship a product in a weekend. Then the hard part starts: ad accounts take your money before anyone buys, every creative is a test you pay for, and writing to creators one by one eats your week. On clipbeep you post one campaign with a price per sale. Creators pick it up, make the videos and try the angles themselves. A sale reaches your checkout, and only then do you pay.
Who it's for
Products people don't search for until they see them: a demo, a before-and-after, an unboxing, a result on the screen. If your product sells on sight and is paid for online, from a solo founder's app to a store with a catalogue, creators can sell it. If people already type your product's name into a search bar, search ads may serve you better. Creators work where the product sells on sight.
Who you are dealing with
clipbeep is run by Everlancer OÜ, a company registered in Tallinn, Estonia, in the EU (registry code 17590253). Brands pay by card or by bank transfer against an invoice. Creators are paid in fiat, to a card or a bank account. No crypto, in either direction. We work with lawyers and accountants in Estonia. Only the brand itself pays for its campaigns: a payment from anyone else goes back to the payer.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get customers for my product without paying for ads upfront?
Post a campaign on clipbeep with a price per sale and a budget. Creators make short videos about your product and post them with their own link or promo code. You pay only when a sale reaches your checkout; a video that does not sell costs you nothing.
How do I promote my product with creators and pay only for sales?
Launch a campaign with a brief, your rules and a price per sale. Creators join it in the app and post on the channels your campaign allows, each with a personal tracking link and promo code. You approve the creators you like, or let in everyone who fits your settings, and you pay per sale, not per post.
Can I pay creators per subscription for my app or SaaS?
Yes. A paid subscription that reaches your checkout through a creator's link or promo code counts as a sale, and you pay the price you set for it. Posts, views and clicks are not what you pay for.
Does this work for a physical product or an online store?
Yes, as long as the order is paid for online. Connect sales tracking once: a one-line script, a server-to-server API, a promo code at checkout, or your payment provider's webhook. An order that comes through a creator's link or code counts as a sale, at the price you set.
What does a creator campaign cost on clipbeep?
The price you set per sale, from a budget you fund upfront. Campaigns start at $50. From your second month a $150 a month subscription applies; founding brands who join before launch get their first 3 months without it.
How does clipbeep know a sale came from a creator?
Every creator 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, the promo code, or your payment provider's webhook, carrying that click id or code. A repeated event never pays twice.
Can any product run a campaign?
No. Gambling and betting, crypto-assets and other financial products, adult content, weapons, tobacco and nicotine and a few other categories are not accepted; the full list is in our moderation policy. You must hold the rights to the source assets creators edit, and your company and each campaign are reviewed before creators can see them.
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