Distribution network
The clipping and distribution network is the delivery mechanism behind every creator result on this page. Totals cover March 5 to August 9, 2026 and are read directly off the campaign dashboard.
Creators produce more material than they can distribute. A single long-form upload or livestream contains dozens of moments worth cutting, and almost none of them get cut.
A managed pool of independent clippers cuts that raw material into short-form and publishes it across TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Clippers are paid per verified view, not per clip and not per hour, so the incentive is tied to performance rather than volume. Every submission passes an approval gate before it publishes.
80,427,718 views distributed across 22 campaigns, from 2,590 published clips out of 6,169 submitted, at a blended cost of $0.15 per thousand views.
58% of everything submitted gets rejected. That rejection rate is the mechanism, not a flaw in it: paying per view without a quality gate produces volume that damages the creator, and paying per clip without one produces volume that damages the budget. The gate is what keeps both honest.