Reel ClipsCampaigns
Post a clip into a campaign.
A streamer opens the campaign and sets the pool. You post the short on your own account, submit that video link, and the campaign tracks the views.
The board
The host, the pool, and the platforms.
The public board shows the streamer who opened the campaign, the budget they set, and what has already been paid out of it. The host chooses which platforms that campaign accepts.
Members can be pending, active, or banned. A campaign can require a moderator to approve a new member before they post.
Host
The streamer who opened it
Pool
Budget the host set, minus what has been paid out.
Platforms
TikTok, Reels, Shorts, Facebook, Rumble.
Your post
Submit the link from the account you connected.
The form wants a full video link. TikTok, an Instagram reel, a YouTube Short, a Facebook video, or a Rumble link each have to include your account. Reel Clips checks that account against the one you connected in Integrations.
The same video cannot be submitted twice to the same campaign. Views on the accepted post are recorded against the host’s pool. Clip the stream and schedule the post in Reel Clips, then paste the live link here.
Video link
tiktok.com/@you/video/…
The link has to be from the account you connected. A second submit of the same video is refused.
Who pays
The campaign pays on the views you post into it.
Reel Clips is the software. If a streamer runs a campaign, that campaign pays on the views you post into it.
The trial is 3 days. Reel Clips is $15 a month.
Questions
- Does Reel Clips pay me to clip?
- No. Reel Clips is the software. If a streamer runs a campaign, that campaign pays on the views you post into it.
- What link can I submit?
- A TikTok video link, an Instagram reel link that includes your username, a YouTube Shorts link that includes your channel, a Facebook video link that includes the page, or a Rumble link that includes your channel. It has to match an account you connected.