You send the release
The single or video, the official sound link, the release date and target countries. We write a short brief for you and the artist to approve.
Run creator clip campaigns for each release on your roster. Creators post clips with the official sound on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. A person checks every clip, and clippers are paid only for approved views, from a budget you set.
Managers juggle several releases at once. We run each one as its own campaign, with its own brief, budget and report, so you can show the artist and the label exactly what happened.
The single or video, the official sound link, the release date and target countries. We write a short brief for you and the artist to approve.
Clippers in our community cut hooks, lyric moments and performance edits with the official sound. A person checks every clip before its views count.
Approved clips, views and spend for each campaign. Easy to forward to the artist, the label or the rest of the team.
A $500 campaign for a single, launched on 4 July 2026. Clippers used only the official footage, and the song was the star of every clip.
630,599 views on 37 paid clips, from the Content Rewards analytics (paid clips, all time). A person checked every clip, and a bot ring was caught and rejected.
A campaign buys views, reach and use of the sound. Streams and followers can follow when people like the song. We cannot promise them, and we never sell streams.
Yes. Each release runs as its own campaign with its own brief, budget and report, so spend and results never get mixed up between artists.
The creator budget starts at $1,000 per campaign. Our fee is a flat 15% on top, so $1,150 in total. The total is a hard cap. Clippers are paid per 1,000 approved views from that budget, and rejected clips cost you nothing.
It gets the song seen. A campaign builds views, reach and use of the official sound. Streams, saves and followers can follow when people like the song. We cannot promise streams or chart places, and we never sell them.
The music video or other footage the artist owns, the official sound live on TikTok and Instagram, and a written OK for creators to edit and post it. Also the release date, target countries and anything creators must avoid.
Usually 24 to 48 hours once the footage, rights, brief and payment are in. We agree the launch date with you first.
Yes. You and the artist see the brief before launch, including what creators may and may not do with the footage.
Book a 20 minute call. We will talk through the release, the budget and the countries you want to reach.
Book a 20 minute call