Clip expos, cons, markets and festivals near you. Organisers put up a budget and pay per 1,000 verified local views, open to every approved clipper in the area until it is spent. On commission campaigns you also get your own code, and every ticket it sells pays you.
Free to join. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, Facebook and X.
Paid viewsModern Home Expo
A$1.50 per 1,000 local views
Budget remainingA$640 of A$1,000
Up to A$150 a clipMelbourne crowd
Your clip, verifiedToday48,200 views, 62% local+A$149.42 from the budget
2 tickets sold with MIA7+A$9.00 commission, credited
Example
Two ways to earn
Paid for what gets seen, and for what you sell.
Way 1The organiser’s budget
Paid views
The organiser puts up a budget and sets a rate per 1,000 local views. Every approved clipper in the area can post.
Post clips of the event, from the media kit or your own footage from the floor.
Paid on local views: your verified views times the share of your audience in the event’s area.
First come, until the budget is used. The budget remaining shows live.
Each clip is capped, so one clip cannot take the whole budget.
Bought views, bots and view swaps earn nothing.
Way 2
Commission on sales
Join a commission campaign and you get your own code and tracked link for that event, straight away.
Paid when someone buys: a paid ticket or stall order through your code or link.
The organiser sets the rate, and can give your followers a small discount too.
Commission shows in your dashboard the moment the order is paid.
It moves to your bank through Stripe once the order is past the refund window.
ViewsCommissionHybrid: both
The organiser picks the kind of campaign. A hybrid campaign pays your views and your sales on the same event, each with its own rate.
Local creators, local crowds.
Campaigns pay for views from the people who can actually come. Your pay is your verified views times the share of your audience in the event’s area, so you cannot win by going viral in the wrong country, and a local following is worth more.
Apply in three minutes with your handles, your numbers and a few clips. We read every one. Once approved, you set up payouts with Stripe.
Step 2
Clip the show
Pick a campaign. You get the media kit: footage, captions and the key dates, plus your own code and link on commission campaigns. Post in your own style.
Step 3
Get paid per view and per sale
Verified views are paid from the campaign budget. Sales through your code are credited on the spot. Payouts land in your bank.
What clippers get
Everything you need to post, and a cut when it sells.
Paid per 1,000 verified viewsThe rate, the cap per clip and the budget remaining, shown before you post.
Event footage and media kitsClips from the floor, captions, dates and the ticket link, ready for your edit.
Campaigns from real showsExpos, cons, markets and festivals that sell their tickets and stalls on Crowd.
Your own code and linkOn commission campaigns: one per event, live the moment you join. Sales tracked to you.
Commission credited on the spotSee every paid order in your dashboard as it happens, not at the end of the month.
Payouts to your bankThrough Stripe, which checks your ID once and pays out in your currency.
The maths
Slide the numbers. See the cut.
Views pay the campaign’s rate for every 1,000 local views (your verified views times the share of your audience in the event’s area), up to the cap per clip and while the budget lasts. Commission is the price of each ticket sold with your code times the organiser’s rate.
Example payout, one hybrid campaign
Paid views
A$30
Commission on sales
A$120
Total
A$150
An example to show the maths, not a promise of earnings. Each organiser sets the views rate, the cap per clip, the budget and any commission for their event, and you see them all before you join a campaign.
How you get paid
Paid out by Stripe
Stripe checks your ID once, then pays out in your currency.
Straight to your bank
Into your own bank account. Anything under the minimum rolls into your next payout.
Niches
Shows for the crowd you already have.
Pick the niches you post in. Campaigns are matched to them.
Collectibles and cards
Pop culture cons
Home and lifestyle
Food and drink
Creators and tech
Fitness
Weddings
The rules
Five rules. Every campaign.
1Mark every paid post as an ad, with the platform’s paid partnership label or #ad.
2Keep it true: real footage of the event, no claims the organiser has not made.
3Real views only. Bought views, bots, view swaps and engagement groups are not paid.
4One account per person, and the account must be yours.
5Follow each platform’s rules. A clip the platform takes down is not paid.
Short-form creators and clippers who post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, Facebook or X. There is no follower minimum: we look at your average views, your niche and the clips you send. You need to be 18 or older to be paid.
How does a paid views campaign work?
The organiser puts up a budget, sets a rate per 1,000 verified views and a cap per clip. Every approved clipper can post. Verified views are paid from the budget, first come, until it is used, and the campaign shows the budget remaining as it goes.
How does my code work?
On a commission campaign you get a code (like MIA7) and a link for that event. You earn when someone buys: a paid order that used your code or came through your link. If the organiser has chosen a buyer discount, your code gives it to them.
Can one campaign pay for views and sales?
Yes. The organiser picks views, commission or both. A hybrid campaign pays your verified views from its budget and a commission on every sale through your code, each with its own rate.
Why do you ask where my audience is?
An event can only sell to people who can get there. Each campaign targets an area and pays on local views: your verified views times the share of your audience in that area, from your latest insights. You can join a campaign when enough of your audience is in its area (40% by default).
How are views verified?
You submit the link to each clip. We check the view count on the platform and may ask for a screenshot of your post insights. As the platforms allow it, we will read views straight from their APIs. Views from bots, paid boosts you bought or view swaps are not paid.
When do I get paid?
Views are paid monthly once they are checked. Commission is credited in your dashboard as soon as the order is paid, and paid to your bank once the order is past the refund window, which each campaign shows. If an order is refunded, its commission comes off.
Is there a minimum payout?
Yes, a small one, so bank fees do not eat your earnings. Anything under it rolls into your next payout. Each campaign also shows its minimum views per clip and its cap per clip.
What are the content rules?
Mark every paid post as an ad: use the platform’s paid partnership label or #ad, as the platforms and the ACCC’s influencer guidance ask. Be truthful about the event, follow each platform’s rules, use the kit footage or your own from the event, and never buy views or followers.
Can I use my own style?
Yes. The kit gives you footage, captions and the key facts. How you cut it, voice it and post it is up to you, as long as it is accurate and marked as an ad.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Crowd Clippers is free to join. Organisers pay for the campaign.
Join the crowd. Clip the show.
We are signing up clippers now, ahead of the first campaigns. Apply today and you are first in line for the shows in your niche.
