Some campaigns count the views a clip gets on one platform. Others count it everywhere you posted it. That single line in the brief changes what you build and how many times you post it - so it is worth finding before you cut anything.
SnapDub is a video production tool. We are not affiliated with Vyro, we do not run campaigns, and we never handle a payout.
Every campaign says somewhere how it counts a view. There are broadly two answers, and they lead to different work:
Read it off the campaign's own page rather than assuming - terms differ per campaign and change over time, and a marketplace's general FAQ is not the same as the brief for the specific campaign you joined. If it is not stated, ask before you spend an evening on it.
Rates are approximate and subject to change. Kick Clipping Program rates are community-sourced, not officially published by Kick. What any single campaign pays is set by that campaign, not by these averages - and every payout decision is the provider's, not ours.
The instinct is to make a TikTok version, a Reels version and a Shorts version. Usually you should not.
All three are 9:16 with burned-in captions, so one template covers them if you build it to the strictest constraint rather than the loosest. In practice that means a few deliberate choices when you set the template up:
Build it once against the strictest rule and the same file is postable everywhere the campaign counts. Build three variants and you have tripled the work for a payout that did not ask you to.
If a campaign counts several platforms, your output is the variable that matters most, and it has two multipliers: how many clips you cut from each source video, and how many places each clip goes.
SnapDub handles the first one. Point a template at a source video, say how many clips you want, and it finds the moments, reframes them to 9:16, applies the template to all of them and hands you the batch to review. The styling happens once, at the template, not once per clip - so the twentieth clip carries the campaign's look as precisely as the first.
The second multiplier is just posting, and it is where most of the friction sits.
Connect your accounts once and publish a finished clip straight to TikTok, Instagram or YouTube from SnapDub, with its generated title, description and hashtags already filled in. No export, no transfer to your phone, no re-upload.
That matters more than it sounds if you work from a phone: on iOS, moving a rendered file into TikTok is genuinely awkward, and publishing directly skips the whole detour. If you would rather post by hand, or post somewhere we do not connect to, download the batch and post it the way you already do.
Publishing happens when you press publish. There is no scheduler and no auto-posting in SnapDub today.
SnapDub has no affiliation with Vyro and no integration with it. We do not find campaigns for you, we cannot tell you whether you are eligible for one, and we have no visibility into whether a submission was approved or what it paid. Those all happen on the campaign provider's own platform.
What SnapDub reads is a public listing page, when you paste its link: the rate it states, its payout cap, the platforms it names and a summary of its requirements. Every campaign page is laid out differently, so check what came back against the listing before relying on it. Requirements that live in a PDF, a Google Doc or a screenshot are read by you, once, into the template.
No. SnapDub has no affiliation with Vyro and no integration with it. SnapDub reads public listing pages from any marketplace.
It shows what the listing page itself states - the rate, the cap and the platforms it names. The campaign's own page is always the authority, and we never put a number on your payout.
Usually not. All three are 9:16 with burned-in captions, so one template built to the strictest limit covers them. Keep separate templates only if a campaign wants different logo placement or caption styling per platform.
Yes. Connect the account once and publish a finished clip with its generated title, description and hashtags. Instagram works the same way.
No. Publishing happens when you press publish. Scheduling is not part of SnapDub today.
Set the number yourself, or use auto mode and let the topics decide. A longer source naturally yields more.
Free accounts carry a small SnapDub mark. Any paid plan removes it, which matters if a campaign restricts third-party branding.
500 free credits on signup, no card required. Set the look up one time, then see what a single source video turns into.
Start clipping freeCampaign eligibility, approval, views verification and payouts are determined by the campaign provider. SnapDub is a video creation tool - we do not run campaigns, verify submissions or handle payouts, and we are not affiliated with Vyro or any campaign marketplace. Rates shown anywhere on this page are the programs' own published figures, are approximate, and change over time.
New to this? Start with how clipping campaigns work. Clipping for Whop instead? There's a step-by-step Whop workflow.