Who can earn
Anyone who posts gaming videos on TikTok, YouTube or Instagram. ClipperTask has no follower minimum: you're paid for the views each video gets, so a small channel with one video that takes off earns the same rate as a big one.
Some brands set rules for a campaign, like a country or a platform. Every campaign lists its rules before you join, and if you don't meet one, it tells you which.
- New creators with a few hundred followers
- Clip channels and short-form editors
- Long-form YouTubers and streamers who post clips
- Influencers with big audiences who want simple, paid deals
Two ways to earn
Open campaigns: a brand sets a rate per 1,000 views, a budget and a brief. You join in one click, post your video and submit the link. Your views are read from the platform and your earnings add up automatically.
Direct deals: brands browse creator profiles and invite you to their campaign, or buy the posts you list on your profile. You decide what you accept.
How you get paid
Each video earns its views times the campaign's rate per 1,000 views, up to a cap per creator. The brand reviews your video, approves it and pays you directly, for example by PayPal or USDT. ClipperTask takes no cut from creators.
Tip
Read the brief before you film. Most rejected videos miss one line of it, like the code on screen or the link in bio.
How to start
Your first paid video takes four steps.
- Sign up and add your channel links, country and the games you play
- Browse live campaigns and join the ones you like
- Post your video and submit its link
- Get approved and paid for your verified views
What a video earns
Your earnings are the video's verified views times the campaign's rate per 1,000 views. Move the sliders to see an example.
This video earns
$200
Each brand sets its own rate and a cap per creator. Every campaign shows both before you join.
