What is clipping?
Clipping is making short vertical videos, clips, that promote a product, and posting them from real accounts. Clippers edit source footage, screen recordings or their own takes into hooks that travel.
Most clipping programs pay for raw view counts. Views are easy to inflate, and a view is not a customer. clipbeep is built the other way around.
The brand names the price of a result
You decide what one sale is worth to you. Take your margin or first-year value, keep the part you want to keep, and the rest is your price per sale. That number is yours, not ours, and it comes out of your own economics.
The campaign is funded upfront and the budget is enforced in code, so a campaign cannot spend past it. No sale, no charge.
Paying per 1,000 views is in progress, as its own campaign type. It suits products where a view is the result, like a music release.
How a sale gets credited
Every clipper gets a personal tracked link, and a promo code for the places a link cannot travel. The link redirects only to the product URL the brand set in the campaign, so it cannot be pointed anywhere else.
The sale comes back from the brand's own checkout. That takes a Stripe payment link and no code at all, or a one line script, or a call to our conversion endpoint. Each sale carries the click it came from, and a repeated event never pays twice.
Where the clips live
Anywhere the clipper wants: a short-video feed, a channel, a group chat, a newsletter. The social platform does not credit the sale, the link does.
Per-view campaigns, once they open, will count views only from accounts the clipper connects to clipbeep. Numbers we cannot verify will be neither paid nor displayed.
Why clippers come
Everyone can earn with clipbeep. Zero followers is not a barrier, because the money follows results rather than an audience. Every sale shows in the clipper's balance with the post that brought it. Every cent, visible.
Payouts clear in 10 days for sales (7 for views once per-1K-views campaigns open), the refund window, and go out in weekly batches.