Every clipping campaign. One radar.
Checking the big platforms properly takes half your day, and you're back doing it two days later, often for nothing, while the best campaigns drain before you get to them. All 21 platforms in one feed: ranked by CPM, scored on how hosts pay out.
No credit card required
Joe Rogan: Trump episode
Whop · 68% budget left
Kai Cenat: IRL streams
ContentRewards · 41% left
tjrtrades: trading clips
Clipster · 12% left
Built by full-time clippers,
for full-time clippers
All 21 of these, checked for you, in one feed
Never clipped before? Start with how it works.
The problem
Clipping pays. Finding the right campaign doesn't.
Scattered everywhere
Campaigns are spread across 21 platforms and Discord servers. None of them list their competitors, so you spend hours on the big platforms, often for nothing, and never see what opened on the other 16.
Budgets drain fast
The best campaigns drain in a day or two. By the time you find one on your own, the money's gone and your clips earn nothing.
Payouts you can't predict
Most campaigns do pay. Platforms drop the ones that don't. What varies is how: some take weeks, some reject a clip on a rule buried in the listing, some pay less than the rate made it sound. You find out after the work.
Clip full-time, without the busywork
Four things stop clippers growing, in this order. Only your editing is yours to fix.
You can't tell which subjects people actually want clips of
Hours to find a campaign in your niche, and it's still not the best one open
You can't find enough live campaigns to keep them fed
You can't tell which clips and which hosts actually paid
The whole market, sorted by what's worth your time
CPM (what a campaign pays you per 1,000 views), plus budget left, payout record, and time remaining. Every live campaign, every platform, side by side.
WhopJoe Rogan: Trump episodeNEWContentRewardsKai Cenat: IRL streamsNEWClipstertjrtrades: trading clipsPromote.funChatGPT: faceless clipsContentRewardsCourse launch: talking-head cutsrate · budget · reliability
Live on the radar right now
Features
Built to be the unfair advantage
One neutral radar across all 21 platforms: every campaign, every CPM, every payout history, in one feed. Nothing left to open yourself.
Every platform in one feed
Whop won't show you Clipster campaigns, and vice versa. A neutral radar is the only place the whole market fits.
Know how a host pays out
Every campaign builds a track record from real clipper reports: paid in full, paid late, paid short, denied. Never getting paid is rare; the difference between a host who pays in days and one who argues over every clip is not.
See exactly what's covered
Not a vague “all the major platforms”: here is the actual list, every name of it, with a live dot next to each source that has campaigns on the radar right now. Scroll it before you pay and check the ones you already clip for. New sources land continuously, and the feed carries them the day they're wired in.
WhopContentRewardsClipsterClipperzPromote.funClipping.netBlastoffCloutedClipifySpadeDuzloClipAffiliatesClipflipToprReach.catClipstakeTernaklipClipAddaJobTepiClipt AIVyroStop checking. Get told.
A matching campaign goes live and you know in about two minutes, on the channel you already have open. The point isn't the alert; it's that you stop opening tabs to look.
Podcast clips ≥ $1.50/1K · Whop, budget $8k, 97% paid
Filters no platform offers
Min CPM, budget left, viral score, niche, platform, payout history, time left. Slice the entire market the way a full-time clipper actually thinks, then save the search.
AI reads every listing so you don't
Campaign posts are a mess: Discord walls, vague rates, terms buried six paragraphs down. ClipRadar's AI reads every listing and pulls out the parts that decide what you actually get paid: the minimum views a clip has to hit before it earns anything, where you're allowed to post it, how much budget is left, and how long it runs.
yo clippers 📢 new campaign!! paying $1.50 per 1k on tiktok/reels, podcast clips only, 5k pool, must use our audio, dm proof, pay via whop 🚀
Clip what's about to go viral
Every creator campaign gets a viral-potential score. The AI researches the subject and weighs how big its audience is, how easy it is to clip, whether it's hot right now, and how many people already want clips of it, then tells you why. Chase the drops most likely to blow up, not just the highest rate.
why: big Twitch reach + highly clippable rage moments, trending now
See where you rank among other clippers
Tracked earnings across every member, for today, 7 days, 30 days or all time, overall or per platform. Rising stars catches whoever's climbing fastest, your own row is pinned wherever it lands, and one switch on your profile ranks you anonymously without dropping you off the board.
Every number, four ways
Finance, affiliates, clipping and the wider market, each readable as a graph, as bars, or as plain text, over 7 / 30 / 90 days or all time. Same data your calendar and payouts are built from, finally lined up against each other.
The radar, as a REST API
A JSON API over everything the app can do: campaigns, filters, market stats, your alerts, earnings and affiliate payouts. Your own keys, webhooks that push to you instead of you checking, and the full reference on the developer page.
{
"data": [{
"rate_per_1k": 2.0,
"budget_remaining_pct": 68,
"viral_score": 81
}], …
}Connect your AI agent to ClipRadar
ClipRadar speaks the Model Context Protocol, so Claude, Cursor and any other MCP client can search the radar as tools: plain language in, live campaigns out. Ask which TikTok campaigns clear a $2 CPM with budget still on the table, and the answer comes off the feed instead of a screenshot someone posted yesterday.
what TikTok campaigns pay over $2 per 1K right now, and which still have budget?
Invite clippers. Earn while they clip.
Every clipper you refer earns you recurring commission on their subscription: 14% to start, climbing as your network grows. One link, open to every account.
How the program worksIt reads your account, then picks the campaigns worth your time
620 live campaigns is a lot of scrolling for the 3 you should actually take. Connect a handle and the radar works out what you really post, then ranks every open campaign against it and pins the best few to the top of your feed each morning.
Your posts in, your campaigns out
Read from bio + 46 posts · no login, no OAuth
FPS clip account living on other people's best rounds.
matches warzone + fps · wants tiktok clips · $2.10/1k · 74% budget left
gaming + streamer fit · wants tiktok clips · $1.60/1k · 58% budget left
gaming fit · $1.35/1k · 91% budget left
pinned to the top of your feed until UTC midnight
Your public profile. Nothing else.
No account access, no OAuth grant, no password. The read checks the cheapest evidence first and stops as soon as it has enough, and the result tells you exactly what went into it.
Six signals, no black box
The match is arithmetic, not vibes: the same weighted sum every time, so two people with the same account get the same ranking.
A campaign with no niche, keyword or platform reason is dropped, not squeezed in.
3 a day, picked for each account
Every verified account gets its own set at the top of the feed. Picked once, held all day, so you can act on them tonight and find the same three there, not a reshuffled list.
The ping
Alerts that reach you before the budget drains
Build a rule for exactly what you'd clip, point it at the apps you already watch, and let the radar do the hunting. Instant pings or a once-a-day digest. You decide how loud it gets.
From drop to ping, on autopilot
WhopnewJoe Rogan — Trump episode
Joe Rogan — Trump episode — Whop, $2.00/1K, 97% paid
3m 41s after the dropDelivered where you already are
No new app to babysit. Fan a single rule out to as many channels as you want: your phone, your team, your own backend.
from a campaign going live to a ping on your phone, on most platforms. Matching rules fire at the end of every scan, so you're early, not last.
Rules as sharp as you think
Every rule stacks the same filters as the feed, so you only hear about the drops you'd actually clip, never the noise.
How often it pings, and when it won't
Fire instantly, or collect the day into one clean digest. Guard rails keep it from ever spamming you.
Real controls, from plain English
Not a support bot bolted to the corner. It's wired into the app's own machinery. Say what you'd clip and it drafts the alert rule, sets the feed's filters, or prices the payout, off live data. Then it stops and waits for you.
alert me when a podcast campaign pays over $1.50 per 1K on tiktok and still has budget left
Podcast clips, TikTok, at least $1.50 per 1K, budget still above 20%. 12 live campaigns match that right now, so the rule won't sit silent. Here it is. Nothing is saved until you say so.
- niche
- podcast
- target
- tiktok
- min rate
- $1.50 / 1K
- budget left
- > 20%
nothing happens until you press the button
The same tools you have
It doesn't guess from a description of the product. It calls the product, through the exact functions the dashboard and the public API run on.
+ much more
An assistant you don't have to watch
The limits are the design, not a disclaimer. Nothing it does costs you money, spams your channels, or touches anything you can't undo.
Anything that would change something comes back as a draft with a button under it. Nothing is saved until you press it.
Payout requests, deletes, disconnects and test-sends to your Discord are off the table entirely. Those stay clicks. You have to mean it.
There is no way to point it at anyone else's: not yours at someone else's, and not theirs at yours.
Chat carries what you're planning, so we ask every provider never to store your messages or train on them.
Prefer your own client? the same tools speak MCP →
Every payout, logged automatically
Link the accounts you post from and clip like always. ClipRadar logs every dollar into your profit calendar on its own, and once a few months are in there, it stops being a record and starts being the answer to which niches and which hosts actually pay you.
AI reads every clip
Captions and hashtags pin each clip to its campaign. When 2 campaigns match, you get asked, never guessed.
Your most profitable niches, ranked
A few months in, your own history ranks every niche by what it actually paid you, so next month goes where the money already is.
Your week and month, written up
Which campaign carried it, what changed since last time, and whether it came from a few big days or many small ones. Tracked payouts only.
You get the last word
Anything it isn't sure about waits for you to confirm. Edit a number the sync wrote and yours sticks; it is never overwritten.
TJR Trades carried the month
You've tracked $653.13 across 11 days so far, and the 14th was the best of them at $128.
views × rate, counted on the day they happened
Pricing
One good campaign pays for years
Doesn't work out? Refundable within 7 days of your first payment. Read the refund policy.
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
- Every campaign source in one feed
- Real-time alerts by email, Discord or Telegram
- Payout scores from real clipper reports: paid in full, late, short or denied
- 15 AI account analyses a month, each with the campaigns to run next
- Advanced filters and filter presets
- Profit auto-tracking (up to 6 accounts)
- ClipRadar AI (20 chat turns a day)
- For-you feed, leaderboard and public profile
- Stats room and CSV export
- Developer API (500 requests a month)
No card required. Just sign up.
- Pick a niche and unlock one full campaign in it every day
- Claim the leftovers: older campaigns with most of the budget already spent, names and links unlocked
- Live market stats: campaign count, avg & top CPM
For clippers running a lot of accounts: same radar, far more room.
or $45/mo billed $540/year
- Tracking capacityper month+20+200%
- ClipRadar AI turnsper day+60+300%
- Account analysesper month+35+233%
- API requestsper month+2,000+400%
- Affiliate commissionfrom the first referral+3 ptsto 17%
For scale: at the live CPM on the radar right now ($1.42/1K), a month of Clipper is what a single 17,500-view clip pays.
What's clipping worth to you?
An estimate, not a promise. Yours might differ.
Questions, answered
Which platforms does ClipRadar track?
Today: 21 platforms including Whop, ContentRewards, Clipster, Clipperz and the rest of the strip above. You claim on the platform itself: every campaign links straight back to where it came from, so nothing here is a copy you have to go and find again.
How do reliability scores work?
Every campaign builds up a payment track record: clippers on ClipRadar report whether they were paid, flagged, or ghosted. A campaign too new to have reports of its own shows its host's record instead, labelled as the host's. A good host can still run a bad campaign, so the two are never averaged into one number. Until either has enough reports, it stays not rated yet.
Does it show the terms that decide what I actually get paid?
Yes — the part listings bury. Every campaign carries its minimum views to get paid alongside the headline rate, plus where you're allowed to post, how much budget is left, and how long it has to run, all pulled off the source and shown as their own fields instead of a wall of text you re-read at 2am. Worth knowing before you edit, not after.
What is the viral-potential score?
For campaigns built around a creator, show, or piece of content, our AI works out how well short-form clips of it are likely to perform: a 0–100 score built from the subject's reach, how easy the content is to clip, whether it's trending right now, and existing demand for clips of it. It's not just a fame check, and every score comes with a one-line reason so you can see why. Sort by it to find the drops most likely to blow up.
How fresh is the data?
The radar re-checks every source around the clock. Most platforms are polled about every two minutes, and matching alerts go out at the end of that same check, so a new campaign reaches you within a couple of minutes of going live. Two sources sit behind bot walls that have to be opened like a real browser rather than just read (Whop and Clipperz); those take nearer ten. That head start is the whole point.
How does profit auto-tracking work?
Link the accounts you post from and switch the sync on. Each run reads your recent clips' view counts, matches every clip to its campaign (your own hashtag routes and exact names first, AI for the rest), and credits view growth × the campaign's rate to the day it happened. Low-confidence matches wait in a one-tap review queue instead of being guessed, and editing an auto entry turns it manual; the record stays yours. Every week and every month the calendar also sums itself up in a couple of sentences, written from your tracked payouts only, so it can name what carried the period without ever quoting a figure you didn't earn.
What can ClipRadar AI actually do?
It drives the app's own controls: describe what you'd clip and it drafts an alert rule, sets the feed's filters, prices a payout, or reads back your profit summary, calling the same functions the dashboard runs on, so the numbers are live rather than remembered. Anything that changes something waits for you to press the button, and the risky ones (payouts, deletes, test-sends) aren't wired up to it at all. Same tools are available to Claude, Cursor or any MCP client if you'd rather ask from there.
Is my income public on the leaderboard?
Only if you want it to be. The board ranks tracked earnings across members, but it moves totals only, never individual entries, notes, views or campaign names. One switch on your profile takes your name off your number: you keep your rank, the board shows an anonymous handle.
Do I need to pay to try it?
No. The dashboard is free to start. Create an account and you get one full campaign a day in a niche you pick, the leftovers (older campaigns with most of the budget already spent, names and claim links unlocked), and the live market stats. Upgrade to the full radar whenever you're ready.
How do I pay?
Crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT, and 100+ others) through NowPayments, or by card through Creem. Clipper is $25/mo and Pro is $59. Same features on both, higher limits on Pro, cancel anytime.
Be there when the next one drops
The best campaigns are gone in days. The radar tells you the day one opens.