earnforviews vs Clipping
Clipping pays creators to cut streams, podcasts and other long videos into short clips. earnforviews does not run clipping deals. Here is how the two differ, so you can pick the right one.
If you clip, Clipping is built for it
If your work is cutting clips from someone else's footage, a clipping platform is the right place, and earnforviews is not: we do not run clipping deals. earnforviews pays you per view for your own posts with a brand in them.
Where we differ by design
| Clipping | earnforviews | |
|---|---|---|
| Deal types | Clipping campaigns | No clipping. You make your own posts: Sticker, Frame, Segment and UGC deals |
| Rates shown as | See their site | Per 1K views, with rate, budget left and days left on every deal |
| Minimum to qualify | Varies by campaign | No follower or view minimum to claim a deal |
| Funding model | Brand campaigns | Every deal funded up front, and a person confirms the payment before it goes live |
| Withdrawals | See their site | Withdraw on request once your balance reaches the minimum shown on your earnings page. PayPal, or UPI in India |
| Brand side | See their site | A short self-serve wizard on aimviews.com. The deal goes live once a person confirms the payment |
The honest recommendation
If you clip, use Clipping, because earnforviews does not run clipping deals. If you make your own videos, or add a brand's logo, frame or mention to them, earnforviews pays per view for those, and deals are not exclusive. Brands should compare both. A brand sets up a deal in a short wizard. It goes live once a person confirms the payment.
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