Clipping work costs time as well as money. Count the work needed to finish and publish a clip, including review and corrections.
Start with paid clipping campaigns
Creators and brands can pay people to clip their videos and post them. Browse Content Rewards for a campaign that fits the content you enjoy. Check the allowed footage, platforms and payment rules.
For a view-based campaign, the rate is paid per 1,000 views that qualify. Approval, caps and fees can change the final payment. See the campaign payment models. Compare money actually paid with the time and software you spent. Follow the campaign guide.
Price client work with clear limits
For a client project, agree on source length, number of clips, revisions and posting duties. Add up your expected editing time and expenses before choosing the fee. A small paid project gives you a better estimate for the next job.
Check your software allowance
Record source minutes analyzed, Caption Maker work and any Editor transcription you request. Check the credit rules and workload estimator for your monthly plan.
Measure your own content too
If you clip your own podcast or videos, track how long a batch takes to finish. Compare the useful clips you publish with the work involved. Keep audience growth separate from money received.
SlicePost is not affiliated with Content Rewards. Campaign income depends on the campaign's terms and your results.