These are the five marketplaces that come up most consistently across 2026 guides to clipping. They are listed in no particular order and it is not a ranking by earnings — none of them publish comparable numbers. None of the links on this page are paid or affiliate links.
Whop Content Rewards
Highlightz fitStrongWhop's campaign marketplace. Streamers, creators, brands and music labels fund campaigns; you post clips on your own accounts and are paid for verified views.
- Who posts campaigns
- A mix of streamers, creators, brands and music labels — the largest pool of campaigns of the five. Filter for creator and streamer campaigns if that is what you clip.
- How pay works
- Per 1,000 verified views, at a rate each campaign sets. Guides report rates from $0.20 to $6 per 1,000, averaging around $1.
| Audience needed | None stated. Views are what is paid for. |
|---|---|
| Accounts and verification | Link the social accounts you post from — views are checked against the live post. Whop reviews accounts at milestones such as a first withdrawal, and runs any identity checks (KYC) under its own terms. |
| Views before a clip earns | Set per campaign through its minimum payout. At a $6 minimum on a $3-per-1,000 campaign, a clip under 2,000 views earns nothing. |
| Minimum payout | Set per campaign, and shown on it. |
| Fees | Campaign owners pay a 10% platform fee (8% if verified) plus Whop's processing fee. Withdrawal timing and fees are Whop's: about 3–5 business days, or instant for a fee. |
| When you get paid | After approval, a clip keeps earning for 7 days, then a 3-day hold — about 10 days after approval. A credited but unsettled payout can be reversed if the clip is later rejected or fraud-flagged. |
| Where views count | Whatever each campaign lists — check the brief. |
| Campaign rules | Every submission is reviewed by whoever runs the campaign and can be rejected, including after the views arrive. Each gets a 0–100 bot score; high scores go to human review. A campaign stops paying when its budget runs out. |
- A clip can be rejected after it has already got its views.
- Budgets run out mid-campaign; the earlier you post, the safer.
- Some campaigns promote gambling or crypto sponsors — see our note on those.
How Highlightz fits
The biggest pool of streamer campaigns. Once you have joined a streamer's campaign, Highlightz watches that channel live and catches the moment while it is happening, so you are not the twentieth person to post it.
Our suggestion
Join two or three streamer campaigns with budgets left, add those channels to Highlightz, and post the moments while the stream is still live — early posts collect views before the budget drains.
Checked 23 September 2026. Sources: Whop — Content Rewards, Whop — Content Rewards Terms of Service, Whop Docs — Content Rewards, Whop — Getting paid on Whop, OpusClip — What is Whop Content Rewards?, ClipAffiliates — Is Whop Content Rewards legit?.
Vyro
Highlightz fitLimitedA clipping marketplace backed by MrBeast. Creators and brands post campaigns with source videos; you clip them and post to your own accounts.
- Who posts campaigns
- Verified creators and brands. Most campaigns are pre-recorded creator videos rather than live streams.
- How pay works
- Advertised at $3 per 1,000 views. Each campaign sets its own rate, and independent reviews put the realistic range at about $1–$2 per 1,000 eligible views. One review reports a $1,000 cap per clip.
| Audience needed | None. Anyone can join. |
|---|---|
| Accounts and verification | Verify you own your social accounts, link them to Vyro, and onboard with its payment providers before you are paid (Vyro's Clipper Terms). |
| Views before a clip earns | Not published |
| Minimum payout | Not published by Vyro. One review reports $10, withdrawable once a week. |
| Fees | Not published |
| When you get paid | Earnings update hourly. Withdraw to PayPal, bank or crypto; payouts go through Stripe or PayPal depending on your country. |
| Where views count | TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, combined. Some sources also list X. |
| Campaign rules | Vyro publishes Clipper Content Requirements — read them before posting. |
- The $3 headline is not the typical rate; plan on the campaign's own number.
- Minimum payout and fees are not on any Vyro page we could reach.
How Highlightz fits
Highlightz watches live streams on Twitch and Kick. Most Vyro campaigns are pre-recorded videos, so it only helps on the ones for live streamers.
Our suggestion
Use Vyro for creator campaigns you clip by hand, and Highlightz for any streamer campaigns on it.
Checked 23 September 2026. Sources: Vyro, Vyro — Clipper Terms, Vyro — Clipper Content Requirements, Vyro — What is Vyro?, OpusClip — Vyro vs Whop Content Rewards, Ssemble — Vyro review 2026, ClipAffiliates — Vyro review.
Vues
Highlightz fitLimitedA pay-per-view clipping marketplace. The rate is printed on each campaign brief before you post.
- Who posts campaigns
- Mainly brands — Vues reports more than 60 funded brands. Its own guides say crypto, betting and finance briefs pay the most.
- How pay works
- Per 1,000 views at the rate on the brief. By Vues' own account, general entertainment briefs are often under $2, and crypto, betting and finance briefs several dollars.
| Audience needed | None — no follower minimum. |
|---|---|
| Accounts and verification | Paste the post link; views are read automatically. Identity checks: not published. |
| Views before a clip earns | None — every view accrues at the campaign rate. |
| Minimum payout | A withdrawal minimum applies; the amount is not published in any source we could reach. |
| Fees | A processing fee per withdrawal, shown before you confirm. |
| When you get paid | Automatically when the campaign ends. Withdraw to crypto (USDT, SOL, BTC), PayPal or bank transfer. |
| Where views count | TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and X. |
| Campaign rules | Set on each brief. |
- You are paid when the campaign ends, not as views come in.
- Its scale figures (over $3M paid, 301,000+ approved clips) are its own.
- Its best-paying briefs are crypto and betting — see our note on those.
How Highlightz fits
Vues is built around brand briefs, not streamers. Highlightz helps only when a brief is for a live streamer.
Our suggestion
Worth adding for X, which it counts and most others do not — but do not expect many streamer briefs.
Checked 23 September 2026. Sources: Vues, Vues — Campaigns, Vues — Best clipping platforms for beginners, Vues — Best clipping platforms that pay via PayPal.
Ssemble Clip Rewards
Highlightz fitGoodA clipping marketplace built into Ssemble's video editor, so you can cut and submit in one place.
- Who posts campaigns
- Streamers, podcasters and brands.
- How pay works
- About $0.35 to $4 per 1,000 verified views, depending on the campaign.
| Audience needed | None — no follower minimum or watch-hour gate, and free to join. |
|---|---|
| Accounts and verification | To withdraw, connect a payout account through Stripe (identity and bank). You can clip and earn before setting it up. |
| Views before a clip earns | 1,000 views, per Ssemble's help centre. Its marketing says “from view 1”; plan on the stricter. |
| Minimum payout | $20. |
| Fees | No membership fee. Withdrawal fees: not published. |
| When you get paid | Earnings become payable 5 days after the clip is posted, after bot and abuse review. |
| Where views count | Not published |
| Campaign rules | Set per campaign. |
- Payouts are through Stripe, available in 39 countries — check yours first.
- Its own pages disagree on when a clip starts earning.
How Highlightz fits
It has streamer campaigns alongside podcasts and brands. Highlightz catches the streamer moments; Ssemble's editor is there if you want to cut in it.
Our suggestion
Pick its streamer campaigns, let Highlightz find the moments, and check your country is on Stripe's list before you put in the hours.
Checked 23 September 2026. Sources: Ssemble — Clip Rewards, Ssemble — For clippers, Ssemble Help — How to monetize clips, Ssemble — Best clipping platforms 2026.
Clipify
Highlightz fitStrongA Discord-based clipping community. Campaigns are posted and tracked inside Discord, run with the Sx Bot.
- Who posts campaigns
- Streamers, creators, music artists and brands. Its own pages name MrBeast, iShowSpeed, Kai Cenat, Marlon, FaZe Clan, Adin Ross and xQc — and the gambling brands Stake and RainBet.
- How pay works
- Performance-based, set per campaign. Campaign types are streamer moments, logo shout-outs and music.
| Audience needed | Not published |
|---|---|
| Accounts and verification | Join its Discord; campaigns and submissions run through the bot. |
| Views before a clip earns | Set per campaign; not published centrally. |
| Minimum payout | Set per campaign; not published centrally. |
| Fees | Not published for clippers. Clipify's docs describe premium access arranged through its support server — confirm what applies to you before joining. |
| When you get paid | Not published |
| Where views count | Not published |
| Campaign rules | Set per campaign. |
- The fewest published terms of the five — get each campaign's rules in writing.
- Gambling sponsors: TikTok and YouTube restrict gambling promotion.
How Highlightz fits
Its campaigns are for live streamers — exactly the moments Highlightz is built to catch as they happen.
Our suggestion
Take streamer campaigns, skip the gambling ones, and add the streamers to Highlightz so you have the moment before the rest of the server does.
Checked 23 September 2026. Sources: Sx Bot Docs — Get paid to clip on Discord, Sx Bot Docs — Clipify clipping campaigns, Sx Bot Docs — Make a clipping server.
Before you join any of them
- Paid clips are ads. US FTC guidance treats a clip you are paid per view for as an endorsement that has to be disclosed, clearly and on the video itself; TikTok requires its commercial-content setting on posts that promote a brand.
- Only clip footage the campaign gives you, or a channel whose program you have joined.
- Gambling and crypto campaigns pay the most and carry the most risk: TikTok and YouTube restrict gambling promotion, and many places regulate it.
- Rejections after views, drained budgets and bot flags are normal on every platform. Spread your work across two or three.
How Highlightz fits
- It watches live channels for youAdd Twitch or Kick channels and Highlightz watches them while they are live — 1 on Free, 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro — so you are not sitting on six streams at once.
- It catches the moment while it is happeningClips are made during the stream and land in a review queue. In a per-view campaign the first good post usually gets the views, and budgets run out.
- Highlight clipsSome clips arrive marked Highlight, in purple — usually the higher-quality ones — so you know which to look at first.
- You keep the fileEvery clip is a video file you can download, then edit and post wherever the campaign counts views.
- Editing and scheduling are comingA Clip Editor and a Scheduler are on the way; today you download the file and post it yourself.
Checked on 23 September 2026. Rates and terms change — each profile links its sources, and the platform's own page wins over anything here.
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