Clipping agency pricing.
Pricing is based solely on your target verified-view volume — confirmed on your strategy call.
Budgets aren't fixed to these tiers — the amounts shown are illustrative starting points. Your final budget is set by your target number of verified views.
Key Features
| Plan | Starter | Growth | Scale | Domination |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Verified-View Volume | 12M+ | 40M+ | 85M+ | 220M+ |
| Expected Average CPM | < $1.25 | < $1.15 | < $1.00 | < $0.85 |
| Volume Stage | Initial Test | Target Campaign | Scaling | Category Scale |
| Pricing Basis | Verified Views | Verified Views | Verified Views | Verified Views |
| Creator Distribution |
Pricing questions, answered plainly.
How does clipping agency pricing work?
Pricing is based solely on your target verified-view volume. Platform mix, review requirements, and content readiness shape the rollout, but they do not change the price.
Do you publish fixed packages?
No. Fixed packages usually misprice the work because they charge for clip output instead of the verified-view target the distribution is expected to deliver.
What should the strategy call produce?
A clear recommendation on your target verified-view volume, the budget that maps to it, and whether a managed campaign is the right fit for your goals.
Why use pay-per-view pricing instead of flat clip pricing?
Because most buyers in this category are trying to buy managed short-form distribution and delivered reach, not just a set number of edited assets — the pricing model should reflect that.
Is there a best starting budget?
Managed campaigns start at $15k. Budget above that scales solely with your target verified-view volume.
Reviewed by Austin Blake, Founder / CEO · Kept up to date every quarter.