Performance-based creator distribution for brands

Scale your brand through hundreds of creators

Launch a TikTok and Instagram campaign, brief a network of verified creators, and pay only for views that actually landed — not an influencer retainer.

No retainer · No minimum term · You only pay for delivered views

Silent Collision

Silent Collision

TikTok · music release

66.4M

views delivered

$0.09

their CPM

122.5M views delivered for brands so far

No retainer

Nothing up front, no minimum term. You fund a budget and it draws down against delivery.

You can't overspend

Set a total and a per-post cap. The campaign closes itself the moment the budget is met.

Nothing is self-reported

Views are read off the live post every hour and logged per clip, with a timestamp.

You see every clip

Not a summary — the actual list, with a link to each post and what it earned.

Brands we've run campaigns for

Silent Collision

Silent Collision

TikTok campaign · music release

Most of our clients prefer not to be named. Their campaigns still show real figures under Results — we'll walk you through any of them on a call.

How it works

Three steps, and you're live

You brief it once. Everything after that — recruiting creators, checking the posts, counting the views, closing the budget — is ours.

  1. 1About 5 minutes

    Create your campaign

    Set your budget, pick TikTok or Instagram, and tell creators what to make. Upload your footage, brand kit and any rules you want enforced.

    You
    Brief and budget
    Us
    Review and approve

    You end up with: A campaign brief creators can claim

  2. 2Posting within 24 hours

    Creators distribute your brand

    Your campaign goes live to a network of verified clippers. They cut your content, post it from accounts they've proven they own, and submit the link.

    You
    Nothing — this runs itself
    Us
    Verify, moderate, reject what doesn't fit

    You end up with: Dozens to hundreds of live posts

  3. 3Refreshed every hour

    Track real results

    Every clip is read straight from the live post and logged on its own. Views, spend and effective CPM land in a dashboard you can watch — or forward.

    You
    Watch, or send the link to your team
    Us
    Pull the numbers, bill against delivery

    You end up with: A live report, per clip, with the links

Music release · 14-day window

TikTok · updating hourly

Live

4,224,619

Views delivered

187

Clips live

41

Creators

Views, last 14 days

+18.4%

@m•••••ra312,400
@th•••••7188,910
@cl•••••ip94,220

This is the report your client sees. Every campaign gets a private link that opens it live — no account, no login, nothing to install.

Why brands switch

The same budget, with the risk moved

Influencer marketing asks you to pay first and find out after. This is the same reach, bought the other way round.

Traditional influencer marketing

Pay first, hope after

Clip Catchers

Pay for what landed

What you're paying for
A fee agreed before anyone posts
Views that actually landed
If it underperforms
You've already paid
You've spent proportionally less
Money up front
Retainer, often monthly
None — billed against delivery
How many posts
One to a handful
Dozens to hundreds
Where the numbers come from
A screenshot in a deck, after the fact
Read from the live post, hourly
Which post earned the views
Aggregated, if you get it at all
Per clip, with a link to each one
Time to first post
Weeks of negotiation
Usually within a day
Overspend risk
Fixed cost regardless of result
Campaign closes itself at budget

$3,000

1M views as Meta ads, at a $3.00 CPM

$500

1M views here, at $0.50 per 1,000

And the posts stay up after the spend stops. Paid impressions don't.

Trust & verification

How a view becomes a billed view

Four checks, in order. Any figure on your dashboard can be traced back through all of them to the individual video that earned it.

1 · Ownership

The creator proves the account is theirs

A one-time code goes in the account bio and we check it from our side. Until that passes, nothing that account posts can earn.

2 · Attribution

Each clip is tied to one live post

A submitted clip is matched to a specific video ID. Two submissions can't point at the same post, and a deleted post stops earning.

3 · Measurement

Views are read from the post, hourly

We pull the count off the live video and write it to its own row with a timestamp. Creators never type a number in. Nothing is self-reported.

4 · Integrity

Bought views are found and rejected

Clips are checked for the pattern purchased views leave — a count that climbs without the comments, shares and saves that normally come with it. Failed clips earn nothing.

And what we don't claim

  • Reach is modelled, not measured. TikTok and Instagram don't expose unique viewers per post, so anywhere you see reach it's an estimate and labelled as one. Views are the number we bill on.
  • We can't attribute your sales. We can tell you exactly which post earned which views. Tying that to a signup or a stream is your analytics, not ours — bring a UTM or a landing page and we'll point creators at it.

Results

Views we've actually delivered

Counted from the individual posts that earned them, not estimated. Every figure below can be traced back to the video it came from.

122.5M

views delivered for brands

Across 12 campaigns, read live from our reporting.

Delivery by client

views · their CPM

  • Silent Collision

    66.4M$0.09
  • Undisclosed client

    22.5M$0.07
  • Undisclosed client

    13.6M$0.10
  • Undisclosed client

    11M$0.10
  • Silent collision

    6.9M$0.03
  • Undisclosed client

    2.1M$0.04

Clients are named only where they've agreed to it. The rest show their real figures without the name — we'll walk you through any of them, with the per-clip report, on a call.

For scale: buying that reach as Meta ads at a conservative $3.00 CPM would have cost around $367,632, and would have left nothing on the platform once the spend stopped.

Campaign examples

What a campaign looks like in your category

The mechanism is the same everywhere — a budget, a brief and a network. What changes is the footage you hand over and what you want it to do.

Music & labels

Clip the hook over gameplay, vlog or edit footage

Usually for: Drive saves and streams in the first 72 hours of a release

Gaming

Cut highlights, patch reactions and first-look footage

Usually for: Wishlists before launch, installs after

Apps

Screen-recorded demos and before/after use cases

Usually for: Installs at a CPM paid social can't reach

Crypto

Explainers, chart breakdowns and announcement reactions

Usually for: Awareness ahead of a listing or a mint

iGaming & casino

Session clips and big-win reactions, within your rules

Usually for: Signups from an audience paid channels restrict

Podcasts

The best 40 seconds of every episode, cut many ways

Usually for: Turn one long-form episode into a week of short-form

Consumer brands

Unboxings, demos and honest first-impression clips

Usually for: Reach and social proof at the top of the funnel

Startups & SaaS

Product walkthroughs and founder-story cuts

Usually for: Category awareness without a content team

Not on the list? Tell us what you're promoting — the model doesn't care what the category is.

Pricing

One rate. No retainer.

You set the budget, we bill against views that actually landed. If nothing delivers, you spend nothing.

$0.50per 1,000 delivered views
$1,000

Should deliver about

2,000,000

views

The same reach bought as Meta ads at a $3.00 CPM would cost about $6,000 — and the posts wouldn't stay up afterwards.

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Every campaign includes

  • Unlimited clips per campaign
  • Views read from the live post, per clip
  • Creator accounts verified before a clip counts
  • Total budget and per-post view caps
  • Live dashboard, plus a share link for anyone
  • Full per-clip report, exportable

You can't overspend

The campaign closes itself the moment the budget is met. There is no overage line on an invoice, because there is no invoice — you fund the budget and it draws down.

Running larger?

Campaigns above 10M views are quoted individually. Tell us the number and we'll come back with a rate.

For creators

Get paid for the views you already generate

Clip content you'd happily post anyway and earn per 1,000 views. Verify your account, pick a live campaign, submit the link — paid out by PayPal or USDT. No follower minimum, no exclusivity.

Join the network

FAQ

Questions worth asking

How do you know the views are real?+

Every clip is read directly from the live post on TikTok or Instagram and logged on its own, with a timestamp. Nothing is self-reported by the creator, and any figure on your dashboard can be traced back to the individual video that earned it.

What stops someone buying views?+

Creators verify ownership of an account before a single clip counts, and clips are checked for the engagement pattern bought views leave behind — view counts that move without the comments, shares and saves that normally come with them. Clips that fail are rejected and earn nothing.

What does it cost?+

$0.50 per 1,000 delivered views. No retainer, no minimum term, no setup fee. You set the total budget and the campaign closes itself the moment it's spent, so you can't overspend. The same reach bought as paid social typically runs four to six times that, and won't tell you which post earned it.

Can I control what creators make?+

Yes. Your brief sets the rules — required footage, the hook, hashtags or sound, anything you don't want said, and a minimum view threshold before a clip counts. Clips that break the brief are rejected and earn nothing. What you don't do is approve each post individually; that's the trade that makes volume possible.

What happens if performance is weak?+

You spend proportionally less. Billing is against views delivered, so a campaign that underperforms costs less rather than costing the same. Unspent budget is never charged, and we'll tell you honestly whether the assets or the brief are the problem before you put more behind it.

How quickly do creators start posting?+

Usually within a day of a campaign being approved. Clips tend to land fastest in the first 72 hours, which is when a release or a launch benefits most.

Which platforms do you cover?+

TikTok and Instagram. TikTok carries the majority of delivery today; Instagram works well as a second surface on the same assets.

How do I report this to my team?+

Every campaign has a private share link that opens the live report with no account required — send it to a manager, a label or a client. The full per-clip breakdown exports for anyone who needs it in a spreadsheet or a deck.

Tell us what you're promoting

We'll come back with what it would cost and what it should realistically deliver — based on campaigns we've actually run, not a projection. Creators are usually posting within a day of approval.

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