Questions
How do I find clipping campaigns?
Where paid clipping campaigns are listed, what to check on each one before you apply, and how to tell a good campaign from one that will waste your afternoon.
3 min readUpdated September 11, 2026
Short answer
The Creators Club lists live campaigns on its Discover board with the rate, platforms, budget left and rules on every card, and you can read it without an account. Check the rate, the cap, the budget left and the requirements before you apply, and start with campaigns in a niche you already watch.
Campaigns are listed on the Discover board. It is public, so you can read every card before you sign up.
What is on the board
Every campaign card shows the brand, the rate per 1,000 views, the platforms allowed, how much of the pool is left and whether you can join on the spot or need to apply. Open a card and you get the brief, the requirements, the per clip cap, any minimum views and the source footage.
Inside your dashboard the same board has filters, and campaigns you have joined move to the Campaigns tab.
What to check before applying
- 1The rate. Compare it to other campaigns in the same niche. A rate that sits above the rest is a brand that wants the good clippers.
- 2The cap per clip. A $50 cap on a $2 rate means the clip stops paying at 25,000 views. A $500 cap on the same rate keeps paying to 250,000. Higher caps reward clips that take off.
- 3Budget left. A pool with $80 left will be gone before your clips get going. A fresh pool with thousands left has room.
- 4The platforms. If you only post on TikTok, a Reels only campaign is no use to you.
- 5The requirements. Some are strict about hashtags, music and logos. Read them once now rather than after a rejection.
- 6The source footage. Open it. If the footage is dull, the clips will be too, whatever the rate.
Apply to join
Most campaigns ask you to apply. Press Apply, and the brand looks at your account. Approval usually takes a day or two. You can apply to several at once. Once approved, the campaign shows under Campaigns and you can submit clips.
How to pick your first one
Pick a campaign whose footage you would watch anyway. If you already listen to business podcasts, clip a business podcast. You will spot the good moments faster than someone who does not know the space, and your account will look like it belongs in that niche when the brand reviews it.
Outside The Creators Club
Some creators hire clippers directly on Discord servers or through their own forms, usually at a flat fee or a private rate. Those can be good once you have a track record, and they are harder to find and harder to verify. A public board with the rate written down is the simpler way to start.
The step by step with screenshots is in find and apply to a campaign.
Keep reading
Post your first clip and get the welcome bonus
No follower minimum. Pick a campaign, post from your own account, and the views turn into a balance you can withdraw.