Know what a number means.
We capture the campaigns listed on the clipping platforms we cover. This preview is a dated snapshot, not a live daily feed: each figure carries the date it was captured. Duplicate records count once; conflicting and private records are held out. Campaigns keep their pages after they close.
CPM
An advertised rate per 1,000 qualifying views. It is an offer, not guaranteed earnings. Platform medians use one fixed CPM per live campaign and need at least 10 eligible campaigns. Ranges, mixed payments and extreme rates are left out. Private or custom rates agreed between a brand and a creator are not included.
The platforms do not state a currency. Amounts are shown as supplied. CPM medians are kept per platform and never pooled.
Budget, spend and payouts
Each is a separate field from the platform. Spend never becomes paid-out money. Missing figures read “Not available”, never zero. Derived figures are labelled. The “still live” total adds up budget left across all platforms as each platform shows it. Because no platform states a currency, that total may mix currencies; filter by platform to see one platform’s total. The paid-out headline uses Content Rewards' reported payouts. Clipping Metrics withholds Clipster paid-out amounts: the feed's potential earnings did not consistently match the paid-out percentage on Clipster's own pages (see Corrections).
People
We show campaign-level information only. Clipper totals appear only when there are five or more. Brand names are the organisation or workspace account shown by the platform. “Brand accounts” counts distinct account labels, not verified companies, and a listing account does not prove who funds a campaign.
History
View history: daily flows per bucket date; latest observation wins; repeated windows are never summed. Repeated windows are counted once and missing days are not filled with zero. Views alone do not prove that a campaign caused a trend.
Corrections
Original captures are never edited. Corrections change how we read them, and every correction is dated here.
2 Nov 2026: Clipster paid out withdrawn. We had read Clipster's feed field potential_earnings as the amount paid out. A check of 23 public Clipster pages found it matched the page's "Paid out %" on only 13 of 15 listed campaigns, so it is not a paid-out figure. We no longer show any Clipster paid-out amount or progress. Clipster campaign totals, rates and caps matched on all 15 and remain.
2 Nov 2026: Clipster budgets. Clipster's campaign total is the figure its page shows as "of $X"; earlier labels called it an earnings cap.
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