Turn creators into your distribution engine. Post your source content, set a reward, and let creators clip it into short-form videos that earn for every verified view. Loyalty Stacker ties every clip to the creator who made it and pays out automatically on the model you choose.
What it is
Clipping Campaigns is a creator clip-to-earn program. A brand publishes source content (long-form videos, streams, podcasts, product footage) along with a brief, and invites creators to cut it into short-form clips for TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X.
Every creator who joins gets a unique tracking code to include in their posts, so each clip is provably theirs and can never be claimed by someone else. Creators submit the links to the clips they posted, your team reviews them and confirms the view counts, and rewards pay out automatically based on the model you chose.
It runs as a standalone module, separate from quests, with its own budget controls, review queue and per-creator performance stats.
What you can do
Publish a campaign with one or more pieces of source content and a written brief telling creators what to make, then control exactly how they earn, what qualifies, and how much you spend.
Drop in one or more pieces of source content and a written brief that tells creators exactly what to make.
Pay per 1,000 verified views (CPM) or a flat fee for each approved clip, your call, per campaign.
Pay in loyalty points, or track amounts in real currency (USD or AED) for manual payout.
Every participant gets a code that must appear in their caption, your built-in anti-theft mechanism so each clip is provably theirs.
Approve, reject with notes, and set the verified view count that drives each payout. The same post link can never be claimed twice.
Track clips submitted, clips approved, total views and total earned for every creator, with budget updating as you go.
Settings & guardrails
Set the rules once and the campaign enforces them for every submission:
- Total budget
- A hard ceiling: a campaign can never pay out more than you fund.
- Minimum view threshold
- Views a clip must reach before it qualifies for any payout.
- Max payout per clip
- A cap on what any single clip can earn, keeping spend predictable.
- Allowed platforms
- Restrict which networks count toward the campaign.
- Keyword / disclosure rules
- Require specific keywords or a sponsorship disclosure in the caption.
- Unique tracking code
- A per-creator code that must appear in the caption: your anti-theft mechanism.
- Social account connect
- Optionally require creators to connect their social account before they can submit.
- Reward unit
- Pay in loyalty points, or track amounts in USD or AED for manual payout.
- Campaign status
- Run as draft, active, paused or completed.
- Start & end dates
- Optional scheduling window for the campaign.
Platforms you can require:
Examples & use cases
Drop your launch trailer and product footage, set a CPM rate with a healthy total budget, and let dozens of creators flood short-form feeds in the first 72 hours. Pay for the views that actually land.
Keep an evergreen campaign live with a flat fee per approved clip. A steady stream of creators turns your content library into fresh posts every week, with a per-clip cap keeping spend predictable.
Share stream VODs from your event and offer a flat bounty for every approved highlight that clears a minimum view threshold. Creators race to surface the best moments while low-effort clips are filtered out.
Why it matters
With CPM, budget flows to the clips that earn real reach. With flat fees, every payout maps to an approved deliverable.
Total budget, minimum views and per-clip caps mean a campaign can never overrun what you set.
Unique tracking codes and one-claim-per-post rules stop clip theft and double-claiming before it starts.
Hundreds of authentic creator posts outperform a single brand account, and you only reward what performs.
Every submission is reviewed, every view count is confirmed, and every creator's contribution is tracked.
Payout models
Two ways to pay, each with its own controls. Rewards in either model can be paid as loyalty points or tracked in USD or AED for manual payout.
| Model | How creators earn | Best for | Key controls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per 1,000 verified views (CPM) | A set rate for every 1,000 views you verify on an approved clip | Maximizing reach; rewarding clips that actually perform | CPM rate, minimum view threshold, max payout per clip, total budget |
| Flat fee per approved clip | A fixed amount for each clip your team approves | Predictable cost per deliverable; steady UGC volume | Flat fee, total budget, max payout per clip |
Creators earn a set rate for every 1,000 views you verify on an approved clip. Best for maximizing reach and rewarding the clips that actually perform.
- CPM rate
- What you pay per 1,000 verified views.
- Minimum view threshold
- Views a clip must clear before it qualifies.
- Max payout per clip
- Ceiling on what one clip can earn.
- Total budget
- The campaign-wide spend cap.
How it works
- 1Create the campaignAdd your source content and brief, pick a payout model and reward unit, and set your budget, minimum views and per-clip cap. Choose allowed platforms and any keyword or disclosure rules.
- 2Creators joinEach participant receives a unique tracking code to include in their captions, tying every clip to them.
- 3Creators post and submitCreators publish short-form clips on the allowed platforms and submit the post links, one at a time or in batches.
- 4You reviewEach submission lands in your review queue. Approve or reject it, leave notes, and enter the verified view count. The same post link can never be claimed twice.
- 5Rewards pay outOn approval, the payout is calculated from your model: points are credited, or currency amounts are recorded for you to settle manually.
- 6Track performancePer-creator stats roll up submissions, approvals, total views and total earned, while your remaining budget updates as you go.