How the estimate works
Your own numbers, multiplied out. No account connection, nothing leaves your browser.
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Enter two numbers
Your average views per video, and how many videos you posted in the last 30 days. Look at your last ten videos and take a rough average — close enough is close enough.
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Apply a campaign rate
Your total views are priced at a flat $1,000 per million views — the same CPM shape real pay-per-view clipping campaigns use.
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See the payout
Views divided by a million, multiplied by the rate. That is the whole calculation, shown in full so you can check it yourself.
What clippers actually get paid for
Clipping means cutting short vertical videos out of a brand's longer content and reposting them on your own account. Campaigns settle on verified views, not on follower count — so a small account that posts consistently and lands the occasional hit can out-earn a much larger account that posts twice a month. The reach you are already generating is the product.
Frequently asked questions
The short answers.
How much do clippers get paid per view?
Clipping campaigns are usually priced on a CPM basis — a fixed amount per thousand verified views. This calculator models a flat rate of $1,000 per million views, which works out to $1 per thousand. Real campaign rates vary by brand, niche and platform.
How is the 30-day view estimate calculated?
You enter your average views per video and how many videos you posted in the last 30 days. Those two are multiplied together to get your total views, then priced at $1,000 per million. There is no estimation or guesswork — it is your own numbers, multiplied out.
Do I need to log in or connect my account?
No. There is no login, no OAuth and no account connection. You type in two numbers and the calculation happens in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere or stored.
What is clipping?
Clipping is cutting short vertical videos from a brand's or creator's longer content and reposting them to your own account. Campaigns pay per verified view on what you post, so earnings scale with reach rather than with follower count.
Does follower count decide how much I earn?
Not directly. Pay-per-view campaigns settle on views, so reach and consistency matter far more than follower count. Plenty of accounts under 10,000 followers out-earn much larger ones.
How do I find my average views per video?
Open your profile and look at the view count under your last ten videos. Add them up and divide by ten. A rough figure is fine — the calculator is only as precise as the number you give it, and a close estimate still shows you the right ballpark.