Campaign Mode · pay-per-view clipping
Clip for Content Rewards campaigns with a report the sponsor can open.
Whop Content Rewards, Vyro and similar venues pay per 1,000 verified views. Everpop is the workstation for the clipper who wants to keep the account that pays: the sponsor's authorized footage in, finished clips out to your own connected accounts, and a token-protected report of measured views instead of a screenshot.
The loop, done honestly
Five steps. Everpop does four of them.
1 · Footage
The sponsor's file goes into your Library and its rights are attested there. A campaign links to that footage.
2 · Clip
Finished clips — word-by-word captions, every aspect ratio, source-native resolution. No second app.
3 · Publish
YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels and TikTok, to your own accounts. Posts from the campaign's footage attach to the campaign on their own.
4 · Prove
One token-protected report per campaign: measured views, average view percentage and likes for eligible YouTube Shorts, at 48 hours and 7 days.
5 · Submit — yours
You paste the post URL into the marketplace yourself. No marketplace offers a submission API, so no tool can do this step for you.
Brief as a checklist
The rules travel with the campaign.
Add the brief's rules when you create the campaign. Every post is checked against them before it attaches, and the public report prints the rules every clip passed — so the sponsor reads compliance, not a claim of it.
Rights as armor
The clipper who can prove rights keeps the account that pays.
Everpop never ingests a pasted link from someone else's channel. Footage that is not your own carries an explicit rights attestation, recorded at ingest; a clip whose source carries none is refused at publish time. A tool that downloads a streamer's channel for you hands you the risk along with the clip.
What it costs
Campaign Mode comes with Pro.
Pro is $49/mo, self-serve: 3 YouTube channels, 30 videos a month, up to 10 clips from each — up to 300 Shorts a month at full use — plus hands-free auto-posting, your own brand font and API access. Scale shapes a larger slate on a call. Your first video is free — up to 3 clips, no card.
The part we do not do
Said out loud.
No auto-submit
Submitting post URLs to a marketplace is your step; there is no API for it.
YouTube Shorts are what is measured
The report's numbers come from the YouTube Analytics API for eligible Shorts. Reels and TikTok posts publish, but are not measured today.
Everpop is not the payer
Rates, eligibility and payouts belong to the campaign and its venue. Everpop is not affiliated with any of them.
Questions, answered
Does Everpop submit my clips to Whop or Vyro?
No. No marketplace offers a submission API. You paste your published post URL into the campaign yourself; Everpop gives you the report link to attach to the claim.
Which numbers does the report show?
Views, average view percentage and likes for each eligible YouTube Short, pulled from the YouTube Analytics API at 48 hours and 7 days after publish, plus the brief rules every clip passed. Not a screenshot, and not a number you typed.
Do I need the sponsor's footage as a file?
Yes — the file, or a Drive folder that holds it. Everpop never ingests a pasted link from someone else's channel; the rights attestation is recorded when the footage comes in.
Which plan includes Campaign Mode?
Pro ($49/mo, self-serve) and Scale. Your first video is free — up to 3 clips, no card.
Is the report public?
It is a token-protected link: anyone you send it to can open it, nobody can guess it. It stamps MEASURED only once numbers exist and says AWAITING MEASUREMENT until then.
Your next campaign, with proof.
Campaign Mode comes with Pro and Scale. Your first video is free — up to 3 clips, no card.
Start free — first video, no cardWhop, Vyro, ClipAffiliates, Twitch, Kick, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok are trademarks of their owners; none of them is affiliated with or endorses Everpop.