Pay for ads after you sell.
Set a price per sale and fund a budget. Creators post short videos about your product, and you pay only after a sale reaches your checkout.
What pay per sale means
Pay per sale means you pay a fixed price for each confirmed sale, not for impressions, clicks or posts. clipbeep is an app where creators sell your product, and you pay only after results, at a price you set. You post a campaign with a price per sale and a budget. Creators join it, make the content and post it with their own link or promo code. A sale reaches your checkout, the price is drawn from your budget, and the creator who brought it gets paid. No sale, no charge. It works for any product paid for online: an app, a SaaS, an online store, a physical product, a course.
Three ways to pay for attention
Ads, paid upfront. You pay per impression or per click before anyone buys. Every creative is a test, and the tests come out of your budget whether or not they sell.
Per view. You pay for view counts. Views are easy to inflate and hard to verify, so budgets burn on numbers that never turn into customers.
Per sale. You pay when a sale is confirmed. A video that does not sell costs you nothing, and the creator's incentive points at buyers, not at view counts.
What makes it safe
- The budget is enforced in code. You fund it upfront; when it is spent, the campaign pauses. We can't overspend it.
- The sale is proven by your own checkout. Every creator has a personal tracking link and promo code. The sale event comes back from your checkout carrying the click id or the code. A repeated event never pays twice.
- Refunds and chargebacks reverse the earnings. The creator's earnings on that sale are reversed, and creators are paid after a clearing window, so most reversals happen before money moves.
- Suspicious activity is frozen, then decided by a person. Self-purchases, rings of connected accounts, refund patterns and botted traffic are flagged against a published list. Flagged activity is never paid.
- All of it is in your dashboard. Spent, reserved, remaining, and every result traced to the click or promo code behind it.
What creators do, and what you do
Creators join your campaign in the app. They make the videos, test the angles and post with their own link and promo code. Every creator passes an identity check before they are paid, and they are paid after the sale clears.
You write the brief and the rules, set the price, fund the budget and connect sales tracking once: a Stripe payment link, a one-line script, a server-to-server API, a promo code, or your payment provider's webhook. Approve the creators you like, or let in everyone who fits your settings.
Price and budget
You set the price per sale; it is what you pay for that sale. Campaigns start at $50. 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.
Frequently asked questions
What is pay per sale marketing?
A model where the brand pays a fixed price for each confirmed sale instead of paying for impressions, clicks or posts. On clipbeep you set that price, fund a budget, and creators post short videos with their own link or promo code. You pay only when a sale reaches your checkout.
How is pay per sale different from paying per view?
Per view pays for a count that is easy to inflate and does not have to end in a customer. Per sale pays only when your checkout confirms a sale, so a video that does not sell costs you nothing and the budget can only go to buyers.
Is this the same as affiliate marketing?
It is close. The difference on clipbeep: creators make and post short videos, not just links; you set one price per sale and fund a budget that cannot overspend; every sale is proven by your own checkout; and refunds reverse the creator's earnings by themselves.
How do you verify that a sale came from a creator?
Each creator has a personal tracking link and promo code. A click logs a click id and forwards to your product; the sale comes back from your checkout carrying that click id or the code. A repeated event never pays twice, and flagged results are reviewed by a person before payouts clear.
What happens on refunds or chargebacks?
The creator's earnings on that sale are reversed: unpaid earnings are deducted. Creators are paid after a clearing window, so most reversals happen before any money moves.
Can creators fake sales?
They can try, and it is on a published list of what gets flagged: self-purchases, rings of connected accounts, refund patterns, botted clicks. A flag freezes that result, a person decides it with the reason on record, and a confirmed flag is never paid.
Can a campaign spend more than my budget?
No. The budget is funded upfront and enforced in code. When it is spent the campaign pauses, and you can set an auto-pause floor above zero.
Who is behind clipbeep, and how is money handled?
clipbeep is run by Everlancer OÜ, a company registered in Tallinn, Estonia, in the EU. 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, and only the brand itself pays for its campaigns.
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