Clipping earnings calculator
Free, no account needed. Clipping campaigns pay per 1,000 views, usually with a minimum a clip has to reach and a cap on what one clip can earn. Put in your numbers to see what a clip, a day and a month are worth.
Check clips you already posted
Paste the view counts of your clips, one per line (12,500 or 12.5K or 1.2M all work), to see what they would have earned with the numbers above.
Running a campaign?
For streamers and brands paying clippers: what a budget buys at the rate above.
How the math works
A clip that passes the minimum earns its views divided by 1,000, times the rate, up to the cap. A clip under the minimum earns nothing. Put 0 for the minimum or the cap when a campaign has none. A month here is 30 days of the clips a day you entered, each getting the typical views.
Real payouts also depend on the campaign. Views usually count only from when you submit a clip, clips that break the rules are not paid, and some campaigns are pools that split a fixed budget by each clipper's share of the views. Use the result as an estimate, not a promise.
How to earn more from clipping
- Post sooner. When a big stream moment happens, the first good clips get most of the views.
- Clear the minimum. A clip under the minimum pays nothing, so a few clips that pass it beat many that do not. Check your real clips above to see how many of yours make it.
- Start with the moments people already want. The free Twitch VOD moment finder shows where viewers pressed Clip in any past broadcast, ranked.
- Read the rules first. See how clippers get paid for the rules most campaigns have.
Questions
- What does CPM mean in clipping?
- What a campaign pays per 1,000 views. At $1.50 per 1,000 views, a clip with 100,000 views earns $150, as long as that is under the campaign's cap.
- How much do clipping campaigns pay?
- On the campaign boards we looked at in November 2026, most paid between $0.50 and $3 per 1,000 views, with a cap on what one clip can earn and a minimum of a few hundred to 10,000 views before a clip pays.
- Is this what I will be paid?
- It is an estimate from the numbers you enter. The campaign decides which views count and which clips are approved, so check its page for the exact rate, minimum, cap and rules.
- How do pool campaigns pay?
- A pool splits a fixed budget between clippers by their share of the views. If a $1,000 pool ends with 2 million views and your clips have 200,000 of them, your share is 10%, or $100.
- Is what I type saved or sent anywhere?
- No. The math runs in your browser and the numbers you type are not sent to us. The link button puts them in a link only when you ask for one.
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