A settlement round every night
Once a night we go through every running clip. Per clip we look at how many valid views were added since the previous round, and that difference is paid out at the campaign rate. You do not have to do anything for it.
That is deliberately daily rather than monthly. With a monthly round a new clipper waits over a month for their first euro in the worst case, and that is exactly when most people give up.
Withdrawing: no minimum, once a week
There is no minimum amount. If you earned € 3.40, you can withdraw € 3.40. What does apply is a waiting period: after a payout you can withdraw again seven days later.
That choice is deliberately the other way round from how it usually goes. A minimum holds on to the money of precisely the beginning clipper, while the concern behind it is not about the amount but about the number of requests. A waiting period tackles that number directly and leaves your money yours in the meantime: it stays fully visible in your wallet, including between withdrawals.
- No minimum amount to withdraw.
- After a withdrawal you can go again seven days later.
- Your balance stays yours and stays visible.
How the money reaches your account
There are two ways and you choose. The first is a Stripe connection: you link your bank account once, and every withdrawal then goes through it automatically. The second is to give us your IBAN only, and we transfer it by hand.
Either way: after you press withdraw it can take a few working days before the amount shows up in your account. That delay sits with the bank, not with us.
What sits between your views and your money
Not every view is paid, and it is fairer to be open about that. Three things can come in between.
- The clip has to be approved first. Counting starts then, not when you post.
- Views have to pass the fraud checks. Whatever fails is not paid.
- The campaign budget is a ceiling, and each clip has a cap. Once the budget runs out or the end date passes, counting stops.