How to pay clippers by the views they bring

Agree a rate per 1,000 views, the networks that count, the period, and what does not count. Then let SPREVA do the counting: each clipper associates the account they post on, and SPREVA reads the views of every post that account publishes from then on, as each network counts them, account by account and day by day. At the end of the period, export the views per account and pay from that. SPREVA counts; it never pays or holds money.

Most arguments about payouts are arguments about rules nobody wrote down. Write these down:

• A rate per 1,000 views, the same for everyone or set by network.
• The networks that count. SPREVA counts YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.
• The period and the day it closes, weekly or monthly, in your time zone.
• How long a clip earns. SPREVA reads each post for 90 days, so views after that do not count. Say so from the start.
• What does not count: posts from before the account joined, other creators' content, bought views, and what happens when you find them.
• A minimum and a cap, if you want them: a minimum saves tiny transfers, a cap per period keeps one lucky clip from taking the budget.

A clipper opens your link and associates the YouTube, TikTok or Instagram account they post on. Every post that account publishes from that moment is read: an hour after SPREVA finds it, then after six hours, a day, three days, a week, two weeks, a month, and on until 90 days.

Each read adds what the post gained since the last one to the day of the read, in your workspace's time zone. So a clip that takes off in its third week adds its views to the third week, which is what a weekly payout needs. A view never comes off: a deleted post keeps what it had brought, and an account that leaves keeps its views in the days it earned them.

To keep the program to people who clip you, set words the account's name must contain, your name for instance, and approve each account by hand if you prefer. An account can be associated with one streamer at a time, so the same views are never counted twice.

1. 1

   Open Clippers and choose the period: 7 days, 30 days or All time.

2. 2

   Press Export CSV: one line per account, with the clipper, the handle, the network, the status, the date it joined and the views it gained in the period. Accounts that left are included, with the views they brought.

3. 3

   Divide each account's views by 1,000, multiply by your rate, apply your minimum and your cap, and pay the way you already do.

4. 4

   For a period of your own, such as a calendar month, the API gives each account's views by day for any range of up to 366 days. The API reference.

At $1.50 per 1,000 views, an account that brought 268,700 views in the month earns $403.05. Use the export for this: it has the exact number, where the screen rounds it to 268.7K.

An AI agent connected to SPREVA reads the same numbers, for any period of up to a year:

It ranks the accounts, gives the totals per network, and opens an account's posts, most viewed first, when a number looks too good to be true.

SPREVA does not pay clippers, hold money or work out what each one is owed: the rate and the payout are yours, and so is the choice of how to pay.

It does not detect bought views or reposted content either. Each post comes with its link and its numbers, so one that looks wrong can be checked, and removing the account stops it counting from then on; the views it had already brought stay in their days.

A clipper's account in SPREVA is free and never billed. Clippers is on every plan of yours, with room for 5 active accounts on Starter, 25 on Pro and 100 on Business.

Set up Clippers, share the link where your clippers already are, and close the next period from the export instead of a spreadsheet. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial. How Clippers works.