Brand costs come by quote
The brands page promises pay per view with no retainer, and says rates usually land between $0.40 and $3.50. It lists no fee schedule. You send a brief and get a rate back.
Alternatives / ClipIt
ClipIt, sometimes spelled Clippit, sets you up with its large clipper network and a quoted rate. Rovalty is software: you run your own branded program, see flat plan prices, and pay creators directly.
| Rovalty | ClipIt | |
|---|---|---|
| Fee | 0% commission | Brand fee not published, 5% on clipper payouts |
| Pays on | Each 1,000 verified views | Real views, up to your ceiling |
| Tracking | Official TikTok, Instagram and YouTube APIs | Counts pulled from the platform, plus Monitor |
| Branding | yourbrand.rovalty.com free, your own domain on paid plans | Runs inside MonsterLab's ClipIt |
| Pricing | Free, then $29, $79 and $199 a month | Rate quoted after you send a brief |
Rovalty fits brands that want their own white-label creator page, published flat plans and 0% commission, and that can bring creators themselves. ClipIt is the better pick if you want reach fast from its network of clippers, X coverage and a team that sets the rate and screens accounts for you.
Our pick, for brands paying creators per view. Written by Rovalty and last checked .ClipIt is the clipping network from MonsterLab. Brands send a brief with footage and a budget ceiling, and clippers post on TikTok, Reels, Shorts and X, earning per real view. MonsterLab says over 40,000 accounts are in the network.
The brands page promises pay per view with no retainer, and says rates usually land between $0.40 and $3.50. It lists no fee schedule. You send a brief and get a rate back.
MonsterLab's terms deduct a processing fee of 5% from each payout, at least $3, and ask for a $50 balance before a payout. Processing takes about 5 to 15 business days.
A private campaign is unlisted, but ClipIt's team vets applicants and clippers apply on its campaign page. You can invite your own with a code. The pages we read don't mention a white-label option.
Free is $0, Starter $29, Growth $79 and Enterprise $199 a month, sized by tracked views. No brief or quote is needed to see what you'd pay.
Rovalty takes 0% commission and never holds money. You pay creators directly from a weekly statement, and balances under $25 roll over.
Creators sign up at creators.yourbrand.com on paid plans, or yourbrand.rovalty.com for free. They see your brand first, and you set the rules for joining.

ClipIt sells access to a crowd of clippers. Rovalty sells the software to run your own group. Your choice depends on which of those you lack.
| Rovalty | ClipIt | |
|---|---|---|
| Pay per view | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Official API view tracking | ✓Yes | ~Partly |
| Platform sends payouts for you | ✕You pay directly | ✓Yes |
What creators take home before their own payment provider's charges.
Source: The 5% processing fee on clipper payouts ($3 minimum) in MonsterLab's terms. ClipIt doesn't publish what it charges brands.
Networks, marketplaces and self-run software all sit in this list. Look at who owns the creator relationship before you compare rates.
| Tool | Pays on | Cost or fee |
|---|---|---|
| #1 Rovalty | 1,000 verified views | 0%, plans from free |
| #2 Whop | Per 1,000 views | 10% |
| #3 Vyro | Per 1,000 views | % not published |
| #4 Clipbot | Doesn't pay creators | None, $15/mo plan |
| #5 Vidsflow | Not described | Not published |
| #6 GRIN | Fees, gifts, sales | 5-20% on deposits |
| #7 Upfluence | Flat fees, sales | No % of sales |
| #8 Klear | Campaign deals | Not published |
| #9 Creator.co | Flat fees, sales | Not stated |
| #10 Brandbassador | Missions, sales | Not published |
Whop Content Rewards lets a seller set a rate per 1,000 views, review submissions and have Whop pay creators. It suits teams that don't want to send payments, and it deducts 10% of amounts paid for that.
Vyro takes your footage and a funded budget, then its clippers post and its team reviews every post. Its help center mentions fees without publishing a percentage, and the money runs through its wallet.
Clipbot pulls clips from a Twitch channel, crops and captions them, and publishes to TikTok and YouTube Shorts. It charges a plain subscription and takes no fees on pay, because it has no view-based creator pay at all.
Vidsflow describes a short-video app with editing tools, trending sounds and AI effects. Its fees aren't published, and its site doesn't describe view-based pay for brands to use.
GRIN combines creator discovery, a CRM, gifting and affiliate programs, and publishes its plans openly. It adds a 5% to 20% management fee to the money brands deposit in its wallet.
Upfluence pairs creator search with store connections that tie sales to individual creators, for a fixed fee quoted after a demo. It takes no share of sales, but it has no described way to pay by verified views.
Klear is now part of Meltwater Influencer Marketing, which covers discovery, fraud checks, gifting and integrated payments. Its price is a custom quote, and it describes no per-view creator pay.
Creator.co gives brands a large creator database, AI matching and a campaign dashboard with a published self-serve price. Payment runs through a wallet on flat fees, tips or commissions rather than verified views.
Brandbassador, now Club, gives ecommerce brands a white-label ambassador portal with missions, commissions and product rewards. Its pricing is discussed on a demo, and rewards follow tasks and sales rather than verified views.
Start at yourbrand.rovalty.com for free. Add a campaign with a rate, minimum views, a per-video cap, a budget and any follower minimum you want.
Rovalty can't import anyone from ClipIt, so share the page yourself with any creators you know. Expect this list to start small and grow as you invite more.
A required mention, name or link in the caption ties each video to your campaign. Remind creators of it early, then pay them directly from each weekly statement.
Stay with ClipIt if you need volume soon and don't have creators of your own. Its network, its account screening and its X coverage are things Rovalty doesn't replace.
Last checked November 1, 2026
Written by Rovalty, so we have a stake in this list, and the ranking is our own. We read ClipIt's public pages on that date, and prices and features can change.
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