A creator market that was only established in April 2025, how did it take in $1,000,000 in 18 months?
Product at a glance
- what is it
- Clipster: a clip market. Brands recharge, set a budget and a price per thousand plays, and clippers turn brand content into short videos and post them on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X, and get paid according to the number of plays that pass the review.
- who is it for
- those who pay are brands and agencies that promote creators, such as music and game brands; on the other hand, there are clippers who make money by posting videos.
- how does it charge
- there is no fixed package: brands set their own price per thousand plays and total budget, and the money is deducted according to the effective number of plays; the platform charges a 20% platform fee, and a flat 5% withdrawal fee is charged when the clippers withdraw cash.
- business model
- a two-sided market with a commission: the promotional budget of brands flows through the platform, and the platform draws a platform fee from the brand side and another fee when creators withdraw cash.
- revenue over the past 12 months
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publicly verified
Fact · Historical Research Snapshot · payment sync · as of 2026-10-29
monthly recurring revenue
Fact · Historical Research Snapshot · payment sync · as of 2026-10-29
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Fact · Historical Research Snapshot · payment sync · as of 2026-10-29
Summary
What kind of business is this
Visit site clipster.ggBrands want massive exposure for short videos, but do not want to negotiate with influencers one by one. Clipster lets a large group of editors work for it based on playback volume. Editors share their income on TikTok and YouTube, naturally bringing in more editors, and Discord and the App retain them; on the brand side, salespeople negotiate, and the money comes from platform commissions on activity budgets and creator withdrawal fees.
- Form
- Web platform + App
- Clients
- Brands, agencies, editors
- Charges
- By playback + platform commission
- Established
- 2025-04
- Entity
- Saikyo, LLC · founder Turan Selvi
Core growth findings
Findings may cite earlier snapshots; header KPIs carry Fact and a revenue as-of date. Revenue as of 2026-10-29.
- 01
clippers are its marketing team
clippers who get paid post on TikTok "Day 1 of clipping on @clipstergg", and make tutorials and income revelations on YouTube. Natural social media accounts for 24.2%, and the official TikTok has 110,000 fans.
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money comes from a few large brand budgets
in the past 30 days, 73.7% of the income was concentrated in 3 days, and more than half of the days were 0. It recruits a marketing manager in Dubai and a external liaison assistant in the Philippines, indicating that the demand side needs to rely on people to negotiate.
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traffic is decreasing, income is increasing
the number of visits to clipster.gg decreased from 562,000 in July to 484,000 in September, and the income in August reached a new high. What is hindering growth is the brand budget, not the number of clippers.
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