Clipping
Run a clipping campaign to get your content clipped everywhere, or earn by clipping other creators — how the two sides fit together on Insy.
Clipping turns one creator’s content into hundreds of short videos. A creator puts up a campaign with a budget and a pay rate; clippers cut short clips from that creator’s material, post them on their own social accounts, and earn based on the views those clips pull in. Insy sits in the middle: tracking views, working out what each clip is worth, and moving money from the budget to the clippers.
Which side you’re on decides where you start.
Run a clipping campaign
You are the creator paying for reach. Set a budget and a rate per 1,000 views, pick the platforms, write the rules, and approve the clips that come in.
Earn by clipping
You are the clipper making the videos. Verify a social account, submit your clip, and get paid as the views add up.
How a campaign works, end to end
A creator funds a campaign
The creator builds a campaign, sets a pay rate for each platform, and puts money into its budget. Nothing runs until that first deposit lands — the deposit switches the campaign on.
Clippers join and post clips
A clipper verifies the social account they’ll post from, joins the campaign, and submits the link to each clip they publish on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube.
Insy tracks the views
Insy checks each clip on the platform and records how its view count grows. What a clip is worth follows directly from those views and the campaign’s rate.
The creator approves, and clippers get paid
The creator approves the clips that follow the rules. Approved clips earn out of the budget, and the reward lands in the clipper’s Insy wallet to withdraw.
Where the money is
Both sides touch the wallet from opposite ends: a creator’s budget is money going out to pay for reach; a clipper’s rewards are money coming in. The payout side — balances, holds and getting money out to a bank or crypto wallet — is shared with the rest of Insy.