Reels per 1,000 verified views · photos on insights screenshot
Instagram Reels clipping campaigns
Brands fund a pool and set a rate per 1,000 views. You post the reel on your own Instagram, paste the link, and earn on every verified view until the pool is spent.
Theme pages, meme pages, niche pages, personal accounts: all of them qualify. A campaign can restrict itself to certain niches, and says so on its page when it does.
Nothing open on Instagram Reels right now
Campaigns list here the moment a brand funds one.
Add and verify your Instagram Reels page now, and you can submit the moment the next campaign opens rather than starting from the bio code on the day.
RegisterHow Instagram Reels views are verified
Reels are read from the post. Photos are checked by our desk.
The reel's play count is read from the post through a public data provider, roughly every 2 hours for as long as the campaign has money left in its pool. Both instagram.com/reel/ and instagram.com/p/ links resolve.
Likes and view counts must stay visible on the post. Instagram lets you hide them, and a hidden count is the one setting that costs clippers money here: if there is nothing to read there is nothing to pay.
The posting account is matched against your verified page.
Most campaigns pay on reels. A campaign marked Paid on insights screenshot pays photo and carousel posts from a screenshot of the post's insights, checked by our desk.
Verifying your Instagram Reels page
Add your Instagram under Pages, put the claim code in your bio and press Verify. The code can come out once the page shows as verified.
How it pays
Post, paste, get paid per view.
Post it, then paste the link
Nothing can be counted until we have the link, because the link is what the view count is read from.
Views are counted continuously
Once a post is approved its live view count is read roughly every 2 hours, and you earn on every new view since the last check. No cutoff: a post keeps earning as long as the pool has money in it.
You earn the campaign's rate for every 1,000 verified views
Counted from the view number on your own post, which is why it has to stay public. Hidden counts cannot be verified, and what cannot be verified cannot be paid.
Money clears a 7 day hold, then goes on your next statement
Earnings show on your dashboard as they accrue and clear 7 days later. Statements are raised on the 1st and the 15th for everything cleared, from $25, and paid to your PayPal or Payoneer between the 1st and the 10th, or the 15th and the 25th.
Questions about Instagram Reels
- Do I need a professional or creator account?
- Not for reels. Any public Instagram account with a visible view count works; what matters is that the reel is public and the count is not hidden. A campaign marked Paid on insights screenshot does need one, because Instagram shows insights only on professional (creator or business) accounts.
- Do photo or carousel posts count?
- Most campaigns pay on reels. A campaign marked Paid on insights screenshot pays photo and carousel posts from a screenshot of the post's insights, checked by our desk.
- I hid like counts on my page. Does that matter?
- Yes, for the posts you submit. Hidden like and view counts cannot be verified, and what cannot be verified cannot be paid. Turn the counts back on for campaign posts.
- Does a reel posted to several of my pages count on each?
- Each page is its own submission with its own link, and each earns on its own views, as long as every page is verified as yours.
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