The Klear site no longer stands alone
Meltwater announced the deal in April 2021, and klear.com now redirects to the Meltwater Influencer Marketing page. Anyone looking for Klear itself will end up evaluating Meltwater.
Alternatives / Klear
Meltwater agreed to buy Klear in 2021, and klear.com now redirects to Meltwater Influencer Marketing, sold on custom quotes. Rovalty does one narrower thing: per-view creator campaigns with listed plans and 0% commission.
| Rovalty | Klear | |
|---|---|---|
| Fee | 0% commission | Not published |
| Pays on | Each 1,000 verified views | Campaign deals; per-view pay not described |
| Tracking | Official TikTok, Instagram and YouTube APIs | Engagement, reach, EMV, sales attribution |
| Branding | yourbrand.rovalty.com free, your own domain on paid plans | Not stated |
| Pricing | Free, then $29, $79 and $199 a month | Custom quote; Enterprise and Agency plans |
Rovalty is our pick if you want a standalone tool with listed plans for paying creators per 1,000 verified views. Meltwater Influencer Marketing, the home of what was Klear, is the better pick if you're an enterprise team wanting discovery, fraud checks, gifting and payments alongside wider media monitoring.
Our pick, for brands paying creators per view. Written by Rovalty and last checked .Klear was an influencer marketing company founded in 2012. Meltwater announced a deal to buy it in April 2021, and klear.com now redirects to Meltwater Influencer Marketing. This page compares that current product, which offers creator discovery, outreach, contracts, gifting, reporting and integrated payments.
Meltwater announced the deal in April 2021, and klear.com now redirects to the Meltwater Influencer Marketing page. Anyone looking for Klear itself will end up evaluating Meltwater.
Meltwater's pricing page shows Influencer Marketing on Enterprise and Agency, and not on Starter or Pro. That's a lot of platform if creator campaigns are all you need.
The product reports engagement, reach, estimated media value and sales attribution, and handles payments through Tipalti and Gigapay. Its page doesn't describe paying creators by views.
Rovalty isn't a module in a larger suite. There's a Free plan, and paid plans at $29, $79 and $199 a month, all listed openly.
Set the rate per 1,000 views, minimum views, per-video cap and budget, and optional follower minimums. Views come from official platform APIs.
Meltwater offers bot detection in its suite. On Rovalty, fraud checks come with the $79 Growth plan, alongside 2,000,000 tracked views a month.

This is a mismatch in size more than a direct fight. Meltwater covers far more, and Rovalty is only for view-based pay.
| Rovalty | Klear | |
|---|---|---|
| Platform sends payouts for you | ✕You pay directly | ✓Yes |
| Creator management | ✓Yes | ~Partly |
Since Klear is now part of Meltwater, here are 9 other tools to compare, each with its own pay model.
| Tool | Pays on | Cost or fee |
|---|---|---|
| #1 Rovalty | 1,000 verified views | 0%, plans from free |
| #2 GRIN | Fees, gifts, sales | 5-20% on deposits |
| #3 Upfluence | Flat fees, sales | No % of sales |
| #4 Creator.co | Flat fees, sales | Not stated |
| #5 Brandbassador | Missions, sales | Not published |
| #6 Swell | Customer points | Order-based plans |
| #7 Whop | Per 1,000 views | 10% |
| #8 Vyro | Per 1,000 views | % not published |
| #9 Clipbot | Doesn't pay creators | None, $15/mo plan |
| #10 ClipIt | Per 1,000 views | 5% on clipper payouts |
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.
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.
Swell Rewards, now Yotpo Loyalty, lets ecommerce brands reward customers with points, referrals and VIP tiers. It's built for repeat purchases, so it has no view-based pay for creators.
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.
ClipIt, from MonsterLab, sends one brief to a large network across TikTok, Reels, Shorts and X, and screens accounts for fake engagement. It doesn't publish a brand fee, and its terms deduct 5% from clipper payouts.
Pull together the creators and contacts you want to keep working with. Rovalty has no data import, so that list becomes your outreach list.
Set the rate, minimum views, per-video cap, budget and the caption mention that ties videos to the campaign.
Share your new white-label page. Each creator signs in with Google, links their accounts and submits videos once they decide to join.
Stay with Meltwater if you already use it for media monitoring, or you need global discovery, contracts and tax-compliant payments in one place. Rovalty has no creator search or gifting.
Last checked November 1, 2026
Written by Rovalty, so we have a stake in this list, and the ranking is our own. We read Klear's public pages on that date, and prices and features can change.
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