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The live campaign sheet
Gaming campaigns paying clippers right now
Rates are what each campaign lists per 1,000 views. They are not what you'll earn. Budgets run out, so check the campaign page before you clip.
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Simple maths, no promises
How the money actually works
- Campaigns pay per 1,000 views. At $2 per 1,000 views, a clip with 1,000 views earns $2.
- Most campaigns have a minimum per clip. The GTA 6 campaign we joined pays nothing under $2 a clip. At its rate of $0.70 per 1,000 views, a clip needs about 2,900 views before it pays anything.
- Most also have a maximum per clip (that GTA 6 campaign caps it at $35).
- Most clips get a few hundred views. That's normal. It's why most clips earn nothing.
Calculator, not a prediction
1,000 views
Learned from real briefs
The 7 rules that get clips paid (or rejected)
- Submit within 30 minutes of posting.The campaigns we joined want the clip link soon after it goes live. Late clips can be refused.
- One topic per account.Briefs say things like "only Fortnite accounts". Our mixed gaming channel didn't qualify, so we started a GTA-only one.
- Read the brief like a contract.The GTA 6 music campaign wants its song as the main sound, no talking, no voiceover, and a credit line in the caption.
- Say it's paid.Turn on the paid-partnership label or add #ad when a campaign pays you. Briefs ask for it, and so does the law.
- Don't post leaks or story scenes.Rockstar takes down leaked footage and story cutscenes. Clip streamer reactions, or official trailers only when the brief allows it.
- Mind the minimum.A clip under the campaign's minimum pays nothing. Check the minimum before you pick a campaign.
- Views must look real.Some briefs want most views from the US, UK, Canada and Australia, and likes and comments on at least 1 in 100 views. Never buy views: it gets accounts banned.
Honest, ours
Our exact setup
GTA 6 No Caps@gta6nocaps on YouTube and TikTok
- The channel
- GTA 6 No Caps. YouTube and TikTok, both @gta6nocaps. Started 8 Nov 2026.
- What we clip
- Streamers reacting to GTA 6 news and, from launch day, streamers playing it. No leaks, no story scenes.
- How often
- 1 to 2 Shorts a day on YouTube while the channel is new. Up to 4 a day on TikTok.
- Clip length
- 25 to 35 seconds.
- The tool
- We built our own (Clipperz). It finds campaigns, cuts clips from long streams, posts them and submits the link inside the 30 minutes. You don't need it. Everything here works by hand.
The launch-week plan
Day by day
This is our plan, not a promise.
- Now to 18 Nov: get set upStart your GTA-only account. Post 1 clip a day so it isn't brand new on launch day. Join 1 or 2 campaigns and read the briefs.
- 19 Nov, launch dayThe big streamers go live. Clip their first reactions. Post as soon as the clip is ready. Submit within 30 minutes.
- 20 to 22 Nov, first weekendThe most people watching. Post your daily number. Note which clips get views.
- 23 to 26 NovCheck what got approved and what got rejected. Do more of what worked. Drop the campaigns that reject you.
- After thatWe email you what worked in launch week, what got rejected and what we're changing.
Follow the launch with us
What we'll share in launch week
About one email a week, until early December.
- What we're testing
Which streamers, which clip lengths, how many posts a day, and what we change. - Approved or rejected
Which clips the campaigns took, which they turned down, and the reason they gave. - New campaigns
New GTA 6 campaigns as they open, and any brief that changes its rules. - What works
The habits worth keeping, so you can try them on your own account.
Tap "Yes, keep me posted" in your first email to get them.