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Clipping CampaignsA music clipping agency, not an ad buyer
We put your track in front of more than 7,000 vetted short-form creators. Each one builds their own video around your audio and posts it to their own audience, across TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
Why clips beat a single big post
The usual version of music promotion is paying one large account to post you once. Their followers see it, most of them scroll past, and when the post ages out the reach is gone.
A clipping campaign inverts that. A thousand creators posting a thousand different videos reaches a thousand different audiences, each one already trusting the person posting. On the Yea campaign that meant 1,000+ clips and 25M+ views, and the count kept rising for weeks after we stopped paying for new posts, because every clip stayed live.
That's the structural argument. You're not renting attention for a day, you're building a catalogue of content permanently attached to your audio.
What it costs
On average every $500 generates roughly 3 to 20 million raw views across the network. That works out at under $0.10 per 1,000 views, against a typical paid-advertising CPM of $5 to $15.
Campaigns start at $750 as a test placed on a campaign already running, or $1,000 for a dedicated slot built around only your release. Every case study on this site ran on under $1,000. From what we have seen across our campaigns, about $2,000 is where a brand new song's sound typically starts showing trending audio signals, or about $1,000 if it already has momentum. Smaller budgets still drive views and streams, they just may not trigger trending on their own. Every service is custom-quoted rather than sold as a fixed package. These are estimates from real campaign performance, and actual results vary by content, genre and virality.
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The part that protects your budget
Wherever there's a promotion budget, somebody tries to game it with bought views. Every submission gets a bot confidence score, and a clip has to clear a 2% to 4% like-to-view ratio or better before anyone is paid. Anything flagged goes to a human before money moves.
Across 8,839 clips reviewed, 5,164 were approved and 3,675 were rejected and paid nothing. About four in ten never reach payout. That's the number worth judging us on, because it's the one that says where your budget actually went.
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The views pay you back
▶ YouTube Content ID
Register your release and every clip using your audio generates a royalty back to you as the rights holder. The reach becomes directly monetizable instead of just exposure.
♫ TikTok creator payouts
TikTok pays roughly $0.03 for each video created using your audio. Across thousands of clips that becomes a revenue stream running in parallel with the campaign.
💾 Permanent assets
Every video stays up as a reusable asset tied to your release, still driving discovery months later with no extra spend.
What you control
✅ Content approval
Our admin team reviews every post before and after it goes live. You can approve or deny anything against your brief.
🎤 Creator selection
Picking creators is your call. We'll redirect or hold off specific accounts on request.
📅 Flexible timeline
Campaigns run from a few weeks to several months and can be extended anytime.
Proof you can check yourself
Every campaign below links to the public sound page, so you can open it and count the creator clips rather than taking our word for it. Two of the three are our own team's records, because we ran this on ourselves before we charged anyone.
- Purple Sky, our benchmark: 5,000+ clips, 10M+ streams, 700M monetized YouTube views
- Feeling Kinda Sad, the first record we ever ran: 21.7M views from 500+ clips
- Yea, a client campaign: 25M+ views from 1,000+ clips, still climbing
Common questions
What is a music clipping campaign?
A clipping campaign puts your track in front of a network of short-form creators, who each build their own original video around your audio and post it to their own account. Instead of one large account posting to the same followers repeatedly, reach compounds across many separate audiences, and every clip stays permanently attached to your sound.
Which platforms do clipping campaigns run on?
TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. The same clip format works across all three, and creators in the network post where their own audience actually is rather than spreading thin across every platform at once.
How long does a clipping campaign run?
Campaigns run as long as makes sense, from a few weeks to several months, and can be extended at any time. Clips stay live after the campaign ends, so view counts usually keep rising after we stop paying for new posts.
Do I get approval over the content creators post?
Yes. Our admin team reviews every post before and after it goes live, and you can approve or deny anything against your brief. Picking creators is your call too, and we will redirect or hold off specific accounts on request.