How the estimate works
Your real view counts, added up. No login, no account connection.
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Paste your profile link
Copy the link to your TikTok, Instagram or YouTube profile and paste it in. We work out which platform it is from the link itself.
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Add up your last 10 posts
We read the real view count on each of your ten most recent posts and total them. Pinned and older posts are excluded, so only genuinely recent work counts.
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See the payout
Those views are priced at $1.50 per 1,000 views — the same CPM shape real pay-per-view clipping campaigns use. The full sum is shown so you can check it yourself.
What clippers actually get paid for
Clipping means cutting short vertical videos out of a brand's longer content and reposting them on your own account. Campaigns settle on verified views, not on follower count — so a small account that posts consistently and lands the occasional hit can out-earn a much larger account that posts twice a month. The reach you are already generating is the product.
Frequently asked questions
The short answers.
How much do clippers get paid per view?
Clipping campaigns are usually priced on a CPM basis — a fixed amount per thousand verified views. This calculator uses a flat rate of $1.50 per 1,000 views. Real campaign rates vary by brand, niche and platform.
How is the 30-day view estimate calculated?
Paste your profile link and we read the public view count on each of your ten most recent posts, add them together, and price the total at $1.50 per 1,000 views. Pinned and older posts are excluded so only recent work counts. If your account is private or the lookup fails, you can enter your numbers yourself and the same calculation runs on those.
Do I need to log in or connect my account?
No. There is no login, no OAuth and no account connection. You type in two numbers and the calculation happens in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere or stored.
What is clipping?
Clipping is cutting short vertical videos from a brand's or creator's longer content and reposting them to your own account. Campaigns pay per verified view on what you post, so earnings scale with reach rather than with follower count.
Does follower count decide how much I earn?
Not directly. Pay-per-view campaigns settle on views, so reach and consistency matter far more than follower count. Plenty of accounts under 10,000 followers out-earn much larger ones.
How do I find my average views per video?
Open your profile and look at the view count under your last ten videos. Add them up and divide by ten. A rough figure is fine — the calculator is only as precise as the number you give it, and a close estimate still shows you the right ballpark.