Paste a podcast, stream or interview. Monetis finds the moments that stand on their own and cuts them into vertical clips with captions. Clip campaigns pay you for the views.
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Creators, podcasters and brands run clip campaigns: they share their long videos and pay clippers for the views their clips get. You post the clips on your own TikTok, Reels, Shorts or X and get paid per 1,000 views. On Whop Content Rewards, the middle campaign paid $1.00 per 1,000 views.
Creators and brands put up a budget and pay clippers per 1,000 views on the clips they approve. Of 50 campaigns on Whop Content Rewards on September 28, 2026, 42 paid $1 or more per 1,000 views; rates ran from $0.05 to $3.00.
About $1 on the $12 Hobby plan, and as little as $0.29 on the annual Plus plan, for up to 12 clips. Checking a video is free.
Those 50 campaigns had $1.1 million in budgets between them, and about $784,000 had already been paid out to clippers.
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Open a clip campaign — Whop Content Rewards lists them — and read its rules: which videos you may clip, where to post, the rate per 1,000 views and the minimum payout. Copy the YouTube link of a video it lets you clip.
Paste it into Monetis. Checking is free: you see how long the video is and what clipping it costs. Pick the part to clip (up to 60 minutes at a time), how long the clips should be and how many you want.
A 20-minute video takes about 10 to 15 minutes. We listen to every word, pick the moments that make sense on their own, keep whoever is talking in frame and burn in captions that light up word by word, with a hook title on top. Each clip comes with a title and a caption with hashtags.
Download the MP4s, post them on your TikTok, Reels, Shorts or X, then submit each post’s link to the campaign. You’re paid for the views on the clips it approves.
Up to 12 vertical MP4 clips (1080×1920) from one video, each with word-by-word captions and a hook title burned in, plus a title and a caption with hashtags to post with it. 10 credits for every 20 minutes of video you clip.
Videos you have the rights to: your own, or the ones a clip campaign invites you to clip. Paste a YouTube link, or upload a file up to 1 GB. Each run covers up to 60 minutes — for a longer video, pick a start and end time.
We transcribe every word, then an AI reads the transcript and scores each possible clip: does the first sentence hook someone scrolling past, does it make sense without the rest of the video, does it end on a finished thought. Clips that overlap are dropped and the strongest are kept. Each clip shows its score.
It fills the vertical screen and moves the crop to whoever is talking in each shot. “Center crop” always uses the middle of the video, and “Whole video” shows the full frame over a blurred background — the safest choice when two people sit side by side.
Speech in most languages is transcribed, and titles are written in the same language. The video needs people talking — music or gameplay with no speech gives us nothing to pick from.
Each campaign sets its own rules. On Whop Content Rewards you submit the link to your post, the campaign owner approves it, and you are paid per 1,000 views once the post passes the campaign’s minimum. Clips approved after a campaign’s budget runs out earn nothing, so check the budget left before you start.
Checking a video is free, with no sign-up: paste a YouTube link and you see how long it is and what clipping it costs before you spend anything. Making clips takes an account and 10 credits for every 20 minutes of video.
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