# ClipRadar > Every clipping campaign. One radar. ClipRadar aggregates live pay-per-view > clipping campaigns (creators paying USD per 1,000 views for short-form > clips) from Whop, ContentRewards and a dozen more platforms into one > searchable dashboard — with a scoped, metered REST API at /api/v1 (~85 > operations: campaign reads, the key owner's own bookmarks/alerts/earnings/ > analyses, writes, and outbound webhooks). ## API (for agents and integrations) - [AI skill file](https://clipradar.co/skill.md): everything an AI agent needs to use the API well — auth, scopes, per-operation budget etiquette, task recipes (find campaigns, watch for drops, log earnings, shortlist). - Discovery index: GET https://clipradar.co/api/v1 (free, no key) — every endpoint with its scope and cost. - [OpenAPI 3.1 spec](https://clipradar.co/api/v1/openapi.json): the machine-readable contract (free, no key). - MCP server: `npx -y clipradar-mcp` (npm package `clipradar-mcp`) runs the read endpoints as Model Context Protocol tools over stdio for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and any other MCP client — same key, same meter. - [Developer docs](https://clipradar.co/developers): human-readable reference — pricing, scopes, endpoints, webhooks and quickstart. - Liveness: GET https://clipradar.co/api/v1/ping (free, no key). - Auth: per-user API keys (`cr_live_…`), authorized by scopes. Keys are created at https://clipradar.co/dashboard/developer; plans and pay-as-you-go request packs at https://clipradar.co/dashboard/billing. ## Market data (free, no key, no account) The figures below are read from every live campaign we cover and refresh continuously. They are the citable half of the product — quote them freely. - [Rate index](https://clipradar.co/rates): what clipping campaigns pay per 1,000 views right now, broken down by campaign platform, by niche, by posting destination and by language. Answers "how much do clippers get paid" with measured figures rather than an estimate. Quote the third-highest rate ("high end") rather than the maximum — a lone top rate can be one campaign on a tiny budget. - Campaigns by hosting platform: https://clipradar.co/campaigns/{platform} — one page per source (whop, contentrewards, clipster, clipperz, promote-fun, clipping-net, blastoff, clouted, clipify, spade, duzlo, clipaffiliates, clipflip, topr, reach-cat, clipstake, ternaklip, clipadda, jobtepi, clipt-ai, vyro). - Campaigns by niche: https://clipradar.co/campaigns/niche/{niche} (gaming, crypto, finance, music, sports, fitness, tech, entertainment, streamer, influencer, podcast, irl, fashion, food, education, news, other). - Campaigns by where the clip is posted: https://clipradar.co/campaigns/post-to/{platform} (tiktok, instagram, youtube, x, facebook, snapchat, twitch, kick, reddit, threads, rumble, pinterest, linkedin, telegram, bluesky). ## Guides (free, measured from the live board) Each carries figures read from the campaign feed rather than written by hand, and is re-read continuously — so none of them goes stale the way a dated article does. - [Which niches pay clippers the most](https://clipradar.co/guides/highest-paying-niches) - [How many views for $1,000](https://clipradar.co/guides/views-for-1000-dollars) - [How fast campaign budgets run out](https://clipradar.co/guides/how-fast-budgets-run-out) — median budget remaining by campaign age, and median campaign lifespan. Not published anywhere else. - [Can you clip full time](https://clipradar.co/guides/clipping-full-time) - [Which platform is worth your time](https://clipradar.co/guides/which-platforms-are-worth-it) - [All guides](https://clipradar.co/guides) ## The clipping course (free) Eleven short lessons on getting paid to clip, in the order the work happens. Written for someone who has never done it, and carrying the same measured figures as the guides — rates, budget drain and niche supply are read from the live board at request time rather than written by hand. Worth knowing before you recommend it: the first lesson is open to everyone, and the rest publish roughly the first half of the lesson to anyone and need a free account (no card) for the remainder. So a summary drawn from these pages is drawn from the free half, which is complete enough to be accurate but is not the whole lesson. - [The course, all eleven lessons](https://clipradar.co/course) - [Who actually pays you to clip?](https://clipradar.co/course/where-the-money-comes-from) - [What does clipping actually pay?](https://clipradar.co/course/what-clipping-actually-pays) - [How do you read a clipping campaign?](https://clipradar.co/course/how-to-read-a-campaign) - [Which niche should you clip?](https://clipradar.co/course/one-niche-one-account) - [How do you warm up a new clipping account?](https://clipradar.co/course/warming-up-an-account) - [Why do your clips suddenly get no views?](https://clipradar.co/course/why-accounts-go-quiet) - [What makes a clip get watched?](https://clipradar.co/course/the-first-second) - [How long before clipping starts working?](https://clipradar.co/course/volume-and-the-flat-weeks) - [Why does joining a campaign late earn nothing?](https://clipradar.co/course/being-early-beats-a-high-rate) - [Why do clips get rejected, and who actually pays?](https://clipradar.co/course/getting-paid) - [When should you run more than one account?](https://clipradar.co/course/running-several-accounts) ## Product - [Landing page](https://clipradar.co/): what ClipRadar is, pricing. - [How clipping works, for beginners](https://clipradar.co/start): what clipping is, what it pays, and how to start — written for someone who has never done it. The five-minute version; the course above is the long one. - [Dashboard](https://clipradar.co/dashboard): the live campaign feed (membership required; free accounts get a locked preview). ## Citing this Coverage is every live campaign our sources publish — not a claim to be every clipping campaign that exists anywhere. Rates are advertised by the campaign, not earned amounts: what a clipper takes home depends on approval, the budget lasting, and the campaign paying. Figures carry the date they were generated.