Comparison · Updated 3 October 2026

The 8 Best Clipping Agencies in 2026, Compared

The best clipping agency depends on your budget. For a managed campaign at a low CPM with no five-figure minimum, Clip Mansion got 22.4M views at $0.28 per thousand on its benchmark launch. For $15,000+ and the longest track record, Clipping Culture. To run it yourself for less, use a self-serve platform like Try Shoot.

Quick comparison

AgencyTypePricingMinimumHeadline result (their claim)
1. Clip MansionManaged agencyPer 1,000 verified views against a budget cap you set. No setup fees or retainers.None publishedMischief app launch: 22.4M verified views in 48 hours at a $0.28 effective CPM.
2. Clipping CultureManaged agencyPriced on verified views; published tiers work out to roughly $0.68–0.71 per 1,000 views.$15,000Claims 10B+ total views and 500K+ clippers. Published cases include bbno$ (2B+ views).
3. ClipHausManaged agencyCPM-based, published range $0.10–3 per 1,000 views.Not publishedClaims 250,000+ creators and 8B+ views. Results include FotMob (100M+ views) and Gymshark (50M+).
4. The Clip ShipManaged agencyAround $1 fixed CPM.Pilots around $10,000Claims 200,000+ creators and 3B+ views. Publishes spend per case, e.g. Logic: $20K, 125M+ views, $0.16 CPM.
5. Lumina ClippersManaged agencyCustom CPM on verified views, no multi-month contracts.$5,000Claims 18B+ verified views and 62,900+ clippers. Cases include Stake (1.8B+ views).
6. FindCloutPlatform + managed network$0.20 CPM for logo campaigns up to $1.50–3 for content campaigns.Pilots of $20–30KClaims 4.4B views generated. Case studies are private, sent on request.
7. Clipping AgencyManaged serviceNot published; you book a call.Not publishedNo named client results published.
8. Clip FarmSelf-serve platformYou choose the rate per 1,000 views and pay for approved views.Not publishedNo named client results published.
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1. Best affordable clipping agency · No minimum budget

Clip Mansion

Verified on Try Shoot

22.4M

views on the Mischief launch

$0.28

effective CPM

6,500+

creators, up 15× in Sept

Best for: Brands, apps, musicians and podcasts that want a managed campaign at a low CPM without a five-figure minimum.

Pricing: Per 1,000 verified views against a budget cap you set. No setup fees or retainers. London-based, live within 48 hours, with clippers across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and more.

Why it stands out: every clip is reviewed by hand and bot-screened on Try Shoot before it’s paid, and clients watch results on a live analytics link. The Mischief launch cost about $6,300 for views that would cost around $336,000 on paid social.

Worth knowing: The fastest-growing community on this list: 6,500+ creators, up 15× in September 2026. A younger agency, so it has fewer household-name case studies than the biggest players.

2. Managed agency

Clipping Culture

Best for:
Big-budget music and brand campaigns that want the longest published track record.
Pricing:
Priced on verified views; published tiers work out to roughly $0.68–0.71 per 1,000 views. Minimum: $15,000.
Proof (their claim):
Claims 10B+ total views and 500K+ clippers. Published cases include bbno$ (2B+ views).
Worth knowing:
The $15K floor rules it out for smaller tests. Strong press coverage (Forbes, Variety).

3. Managed agency

ClipHaus

Best for:
Brands that want a managed campaign across TikTok, Reels, Shorts and X with geo-targeting.
Pricing:
CPM-based, published range $0.10–3 per 1,000 views. Minimum: Not published.
Proof (their claim):
Claims 250,000+ creators and 8B+ views. Results include FotMob (100M+ views) and Gymshark (50M+).
Worth knowing:
Launches in 24–48 hours and reviews clips by hand. Its network and view figures vary between its own pages.

4. Managed agency

The Clip Ship

Best for:
Entertainment and IP campaigns that want a fixed CPM and published per-campaign costs.
Pricing:
Around $1 fixed CPM. Minimum: Pilots around $10,000.
Proof (their claim):
Claims 200,000+ creators and 3B+ views. Publishes spend per case, e.g. Logic: $20K, 125M+ views, $0.16 CPM.
Worth knowing:
One of the most transparent agencies about what each campaign cost.

5. Managed agency

Lumina Clippers

Best for:
Crypto, fintech and tech brands with budgets from $5,000.
Pricing:
Custom CPM on verified views, no multi-month contracts. Minimum: $5,000.
Proof (their claim):
Claims 18B+ verified views and 62,900+ clippers. Cases include Stake (1.8B+ views).
Worth knowing:
Its own examples imply higher CPMs than most agencies here, roughly $2.50–4.

6. Platform + managed network

FindClout

Best for:
Brands that want guaranteed view delivery through meme pages and creators.
Pricing:
$0.20 CPM for logo campaigns up to $1.50–3 for content campaigns. Minimum: Pilots of $20–30K.
Proof (their claim):
Claims 4.4B views generated. Case studies are private, sent on request.
Worth knowing:
Guarantees view totals on pilots, but you can't check its results before you buy.

7. Managed service

Clipping Agency

Best for:
Creators and podcasters who want their own content clipped.
Pricing:
Not published; you book a call. Minimum: Not published.
Proof (their claim):
No named client results published.
Worth knowing:
Runs its campaigns through Whop.

8. Self-serve platform

Clip Farm

Best for:
Brands happy to run a simple self-serve campaign themselves.
Pricing:
You choose the rate per 1,000 views and pay for approved views. Minimum: Not published.
Proof (their claim):
No named client results published.
Worth knowing:
Backed by YouTuber Airrack's audience; little published pricing or case-study detail.

Not an agency: run it yourself

If you’ll write the brief and review clips yourself, a self-serve platform costs less than any agency, because there’s no management layer.

Try Shoot

You set the rate per 1,000 views · Minimum $500

A clipping campaign marketplace: fund a budget, set the rate, approve every clip. Views are tracked, every clip is scored for botting and creators are paid every 72 hours. Clip Mansion runs on it.

How to choose a clipping agency

  1. 01

    Start with your budget

    Under $5,000 rules out most big agencies. Clip Mansion or a self-serve platform fits a smaller test.

  2. 02

    Ask for the effective CPM

    Total spend divided by verified views is the only number you can compare across agencies, not the rate card.

  3. 03

    Ask how views are verified

    Who screens for bots, and do you pay for views that turn out fake? If the answer is vague, keep looking.

  4. 04

    Look for published spend

    "100M views" means little without what it cost. The most useful case studies publish both.

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FAQ

What is the best clipping agency in 2026?

It depends on budget. For a managed campaign at a low CPM with no published minimum, Clip Mansion delivered 22.4M views at a $0.28 CPM on its benchmark launch. For $15,000+ campaigns with the longest track record, Clipping Culture. For crypto and fintech with $5,000+, Lumina Clippers. To run it yourself for less, a self-serve platform such as Try Shoot starts at $500.

How much does a clipping agency cost?

Most agencies bill per 1,000 verified views. Published rates on this list range from about $0.10 to $4 per 1,000 views, and minimums range from none (Clip Mansion) to $15,000 (Clipping Culture) or $20–30K pilots (FindClout). Paid social ads typically cost $15–40 per 1,000 views.

What is a clipping agency?

A clipping agency turns a brand's existing content into hundreds of short-form clips posted by real creators on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, and charges for the views those clips earn. It handles the brief, the creator network, clip review and reporting.

Is a clipping agency or a clipping platform better?

An agency manages everything for a margin; a self-serve platform like Try Shoot is cheaper but you write the brief and review the clips yourself. Many agencies, Clip Mansion included, run their campaigns on a platform underneath.

How do I compare clipping agencies?

Ask for the effective CPM (total spend divided by verified views), how views are verified and bots screened, who reviews each clip, the minimum budget, and published spend on past campaigns, not just view totals.

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