One episode has dozens of moments in it. Clip them, and creators carry each one further than a feed of subscribers ever could.
A podcast clipping campaign turns an episode into short-form clips that creators post across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from their own accounts. It's distribution, not editing — you're not paying for the clips to exist, you're paying for the verified views they earn once they're out.
A full episode or a strong segment — whatever has the moments worth cutting.
Different clippers pull different moments — a hot take, a story, a punchline — instead of one editor's single cut.
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube — not a podcast clip page nobody follows yet.
No flat editing invoice. The budget spends exactly as far as the clips actually reach.
No. An editing service hands you clips you still have to post and distribute yourself. A clipping campaign is the distribution — creators post the clips from their own accounts and you pay based on the verified views they earn.
Either works. A single strong segment is enough source content for a bounty — a full episode gives clippers more moments to choose from.
Yes. A clipping campaign adds distribution on top of whatever content you already have — it doesn't replace an editing workflow, it's what happens after the clips exist.
Same as any Bounty campaign: typically starts at $5,000, with smaller pilots from $1,000 possible. You pay per verified view.
No pitch deck, no commitment — just a 30-minute call about what a campaign would look like.
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