Clipping Agency Directory
A clipping agency runs clipping campaigns: it pays a network of creators to cut long-form content into short clips and post them across social platforms.Data is pulled automatically or provided by the agencies themselves. A listing here is not a recommendation from me.
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Lumina Clippers
Managed clipping agency. Claims 18B+ views across campaigns for Stake, OKX, and Adobe, with a network of 62,900+ clippers. Flagship campaigns cited: Stake (1.8B+ views), Rollbit (1.1B+ views).
Growthr
Client roster cited: Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Mastercard, Rockstar Games, OVO (Drake’s label), Keinemusik, Slack, and Intel. Claims $250M+ in managed ad spend and $1.5B+ in client exits.
Clip Central
Positions itself as a talent agency for large faceless pages. Operates invite-only, with no public-facing website. Client work reportedly includes Rumble, UFC, Coinbase, Universal, NFL, Verizon, and Warner Bros., with ~300M followers and ~3.5B monthly views claimed across the network.
Growthcurve
Full-service growth marketing firm operating 10+ years, with clipping as one service among several. Clients cited: Coinbase, Mastercard, and a range of high-growth startups.
Clouted
Venture-backed by a16z Speedrun. Combines clipping, UGC, and influencer partnerships in a single managed operation rather than clipping alone.
Clipping Agency
Claims 2B+ views generated for clients on a distribution-not-creation model. Runs a dedicated podcast-clipping service alongside general brand campaigns.
FORKOFF
Claims 5B+ views processed at $0.003 per qualified view, with each view audited and a cited "99.71% sustained legitimacy" rate.
Clipping Exe
Founded by Anthony Fujiwara, described by Forbes as "the creator of clipping." No public-facing website found — operates a central Discord community (~60,000 members per Forbes). Forbes reports ~$7.7M in revenue and ~23,300 contract editors, with Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Capitol Music Group cited as clients.
Coinpresso
Builds clipping distribution engines specifically for crypto brands, spanning X, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and Telegram.
Cliptic
Has worked with crypto casinos and influencers, with campaign examples citing millions of views generated per run.
LuvKaizen
Offers crypto-native and multilingual clipping distribution as part of a broader viral short-form service.
Clipping Culture
Music-industry focused, with case studies naming Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, and the Rolling Stones. Also runs dedicated podcast-clipping campaigns. Claims 10B+ views generated and 60K+ active clippers.
Clipr Agency
Claims 10B+ views generated, positioned alongside Clipping Culture in the same network.
Clipping Services
Offers mass content distribution for viral growth campaigns across short-form platforms.
Eklipse
AI tool that auto-clips gaming highlights directly from Twitch, Kick, and YouTube streams. Tool-based, not a managed distribution agency.
StreamerClips
AI-curated discovery of Twitch clips and VODs, citing 2M+ highlights surfaced from 50K+ streamers.
Ssemble
AI-powered Twitch clipping tool with automatic highlight detection, game overlays, and auto-captions.
ClipSpeedAI
Real-time AI livestream clipper for Kick, Twitch, and YouTube, producing captioned vertical clips in 30–90 seconds.
Whop (Content Rewards / Whop Clips)
Full creator-commerce marketplace. Content Rewards lets any brand set up a paid clipping campaign directly on the platform; clippers are paid per 1,000 verified views. The Whop Clips community has grown to 1M+ members.
Vyro
Pay-per-view clipper platform, positioned as a direct competitor to Whop Clips. Lists MrBeast and Mark Rober as notable users. Clippers connect their social accounts, browse active campaigns, and get paid on views, withdrawable via Stripe or PayPal.
Clipping.net
Platform where streamers, labels, and brands run campaigns and clippers get paid directly per view.
Clipping agency FAQ
How much does a clipping agency cost?
Pricing varies widely. Clipping's founder told Bloomberg it charges $2,500 to $10,000 a month, sometimes more, on top of clipper payouts. Published rates run roughly $0.70 to $4 per 1,000 views, and most managed agencies start around $5,000 to $15,000. Ask whether you pay for every counted view or only views that pass bot and quality checks.
Sources: Bloomberg via LA Times, SOVE7GN, Analytics Insight
How do clippers get paid?
Per view. Forbes reports $1 to $5 per 1,000 views. In a September 2026 snapshot of 50 live campaigns on Whop's Content Rewards board, the median was $1.00, with a range of $0.05 to $3.00. Larger counts show some campaigns paying more than $3.
Sources: Forbes, Built by Foundry, ClipDocker
What is the difference between a clipping agency and a marketplace?
An agency manages the campaign for you, including the brief, clippers, review, and reporting. On a marketplace, you set the rate and budget, then approve the clips yourself.
Are clipping campaign posts disclosed as ads?
Often not, according to press reports, though I have not found a study measuring the rate. The FTC says a material connection between an advertiser and the person posting needs to be clearly disclosed. Ask any agency how it handles disclosure before you sign.
Should my brand run a clipping campaign?
For most traditional consumer brands, my read is not yet. Clipping buys views, and it does not build a brand story. A yes would take real disclosure and control over where your brand shows up.
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Compiled by Leo Morejon. View counts and client rosters above are as claimed by each agency or aggregator source linked on the card — not independently verified unless the source is third-party reporting (e.g. Forbes). Run an agency? Submit it for review. Found something outdated? Let me know.