What a clip
is worth.
A clip is not a boutique edit at $30 a piece. Across the open clipping market, work is paid per 1,000 verified views, roughly $0.20 to $6 per 1,000, averaging around $1. KLIP’S follows that: a small base for the edit, a real bonus for the reach, and a price the klipper is free to negotiate.
Set by the asker, sized by how many clips the campaign orders. It covers the edit itself.
Counted 14 days after publication. This is where a good clip really earns, exactly like the open clipping market.
Every klipper can publish a rate on their profile and propose it on a clip. The asker accepts, counters, or keeps the campaign reward.
Charged on clip transactions only: when an asker accepts a clip, 10% of the reward is added on top and taken from the campaign budget, then credited to the official KLIP’S $KLIPS wallet and written to the public ledger. Never taken from the klipper reward.
Nothing is taken on money entering or leaving a wallet. KLIP’S even pays the Solana network fee.
Withdraw any amount you hold, instantly, to any Solana wallet. One dollar means one dollar. Funds are never locked.
The volume ratio
The more clips a campaign orders, the lower the base per clip, the same logic as any production run. The view bonus follows the same curve, so 50 clips stay affordable while the best clips still pay the most.
- Views
- $1.20 per 1k views
- Accounts
- 1 posting account
- 50 clips
- $200 base
You are trying the format. Higher base per clip, small total.
- Views
- $0.80 per 1k views
- Accounts
- Up to 3 posting accounts
- 50 clips
- $125 base
A weekly show turning episodes into a steady clip flow.
- Views
- $0.50 per 1k views
- Accounts
- Up to 10 posting accounts
- 50 clips
- $75 base
Catalogues and agencies ordering 40, 50, 100 clips a month.
A klipper names their price
Public rate on the profile
Minimum per clip and per 1,000 views, visible to every asker before they even ask.
Proposal on a clip
When submitting, the klipper can ask for a different price than the campaign reward, with a one-line reason.
Asker accepts or counters
Accept, counter with a number, or decline and keep the campaign reward. Every step is logged in the clip file.
The agreed price gets paid
On approval the wallet is credited with the agreed amount, not the default one.
Your edit is what gets paid, not the timecode you booked first.
The best moment of a video can be clipped by several klippers, and every accepted edit is paid until the asker has all the clips they asked for. Refused: the exact same publication link, and re-sending your own cut of the same moment on the same network.