Pricing
Pay per view. No retainer.
How billing works
You fund a budget and it draws down only as views land. If nothing delivers, you spend nothing.
- No retainer, no minimum term, no setup fee
- The rate is set for your campaign, in your quote
- Unspent budget is never charged
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.
How the rate is set
Every campaign is quoted. Book a 15-minute call, tell us what you're promoting and roughly what you'd spend, and we'll give you a rate and what it should deliver.
Budget control
You set the ceiling, not us
Three numbers, set before anything goes live. Each one caps a different way a campaign could cost more than you meant it to, and none of them need watching once they're set.
Budget you never spend is never charged. There's no overage line, no true-up at the end, and no invoice arriving with a number you didn't already watch accumulate.
Total budget
The most this campaign can ever cost you.
Spend is recomputed from the live posts as they earn, and the campaign closes itself the moment it reaches the number. It's checked more often the closer it gets, so it lands on the line rather than past it.
Stops: an open-ended spend
Per-post cap
The most any single clip can bill for.
One clip going unexpectedly viral is a good day, not an invoice. Past the cap it keeps earning you views and stops earning against your budget.
Stops: one post swallowing the campaign
Minimum views
The floor a clip clears before it earns anything.
Posts that went nowhere cost you nothing. Creators know the threshold before they claim the brief, so it shapes what gets made rather than arriving as a surprise deduction.
Stops: paying for posts nobody saw
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
Every figure here is the same one your report shows. See how a view becomes a billed view.
Start with one campaign
Book a 15-minute call, tell us what you're promoting and roughly what you'd spend, and we'll tell you what it should realistically deliver, drawn from campaigns we've run, not a projection. If it isn't a fit, we'll tell you that instead.