The biggest clipping campaigns paying creators right now
A data-backed tour of the largest clipping programs on Vues — who's paying, how much they've paid out, and how to pick the right campaign for the content you already make.
"Which campaign should I join?" is the first question every new clipper asks, and the honest answer is: the one whose content fits what you already post. But size and momentum matter too — a program that has paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars is a program you can build a posting habit around.
Here's a tour of the biggest clipping programs on Vues, with real all-time numbers (as of July 2026 — live stats on the campaigns directory).
The heavyweights
Roobet runs the largest clipping program on the platform, full stop: over 75,000 approved clips, 8.6 billion tracked views, and more than $600,000 paid to clippers. Campaigns refresh regularly, which means fresh budget on a reliable cadence — many full-time clippers anchor their week around it.
Duel is the other half-million-dollar program: $580,000+ paid across 33,000 clips and 5.6 billion views, usually with several campaigns live at once.
Polymarket is the most mainstream-friendly of the big programs. Clips ride news, sports, and market moments, so if you run a commentary or current-events page, the content practically writes itself. Its clippers have earned over $156,000 on 1.3 billion views.
Most active right now
Total paid is a lagging indicator — active campaign count tells you where this week's budget is:
- CrownCoins — five campaigns live, $112,000+ paid all-time.
- Chexx — the newest big program: five campaigns live and $23,000 paid within its first month.
- Jack — three campaigns live; scaled to $48,000 paid in a matter of weeks.
Efficiency picks
Some programs pay out a lot per clip. Yeet averaged over 275,000 views per approved clip; DegenCity topped 315,000 — the highest on the platform. Fewer clips, bigger swings: the right shape for confident editors who'd rather make one great clip than five okay ones. Bitfortune stands out on the money side, with one of the strongest payout-to-view ratios around ($60,000+ paid on 207 million views).
For sports pages
Three programs overlap heavily with sports content: BetOnline (a household sportsbook name, two campaigns live), Novig (sports prediction markets), and Rebet (social sports betting). If you already run a highlights or picks page, these briefs fit your existing format with minimal adjustment.
How to actually choose
- Match the niche first. Your audience and editing style are fixed assets — pick the brand that fits them, not the biggest number.
- Prefer live campaigns. Paid-out totals are history; a live campaign with remaining budget is where your next dollar comes from.
- Check the CPM against your median views. The brief shows the rate before you commit. Your median views × rate = expected value per clip.
- Start with one, add a second in week three. One campaign teaches you the loop; two smooth out the variance. (Full walkthrough: How to get paid to clip.)
Every program above is open to join — create a free account, connect the account you post from, and check the live briefs. The full directory has the complete list with current stats.