They fund a budget, hand you the source videos, and pay for every thousand views your clips pull. The work is the editing - which is the part ReelioHub already does.
Read from the public Content Rewards listing and refreshed every half hour. Sorted by the campaigns still holding budget, then by what they pay.
Campaigns are listed and run by Content Rewards. ReelioHub is not affiliated with them, does not handle applications or payouts, and does not license the footage - each campaign sets its own terms, rates and rules, and can change or close them at any time.
Every campaign says what it pays per 1,000 views, which platforms count, and what it will reject. Some let anyone in, some ask you to apply first. The brief is the contract - read it before you cut anything.
Most campaigns hand you a vault: approved YouTube links, a stream archive, a podcast back catalogue. That footage is what you are licensed to clip. Nothing else is.
Paste the source link. Auto-Clip reads the transcript, finds the moments worth posting and hands back captioned 9:16 clips. If the brief wants an ordered series off one long video, Ship in Parts numbers them for you.
Set the clip length inside the campaign window, add captions if it wants them, pick a hook for the first second, and leave the frame vertical. That is the difference between an approved submission and a rejected one.
YouTube Shorts and TikTok publish straight from ReelioHub on a schedule. Instagram and X you post yourself - the campaign only counts posts on the platforms it names.
Paste the post URLs back into the campaign. It tracks the views and pays per 1,000 until the budget runs out. Payouts, approvals and disputes all happen on their side, not here.
$2 per 1,000 views is a common rate on this kind of campaign. Views are counted across every clip you post to the platforms the campaign names, and it stops paying when the budget runs out.
An illustration of the campaign’s own rate, not a projection. Nobody can promise you views, and a clip that nobody watches earns nothing.
Paste the campaign’s source link and Auto-Clip finds the moments, crops to 9:16, burns captions and adds a hook. Ship in Parts turns one long video into a numbered series instead.
YouTube Shorts and TikTok post from here on a schedule you set. Instagram and X you download and post yourself.
Applications, view tracking, approvals and payouts are all Content Rewards. We are not affiliated with them and take no cut of what you earn.
The brief is what allows you to clip that footage, and only that footage. Bring a source the campaign has not approved and the rights are on you.
A brand or creator puts money behind their own footage and pays anyone who clips it and posts the clips. You get paid on views, usually per 1,000, until the budget is gone. No follower minimum on most of them, and you keep your accounts.
The campaign gives them to you, for that campaign only. Almost every brief comes with a folder of approved source videos. Clipping anything outside it is not covered, and ReelioHub is not a licence either - the brief is.
No. Content Rewards runs the campaigns, tracks the views and pays out. ReelioHub is the tool that turns the source footage into the clips you submit, and posts them to YouTube and TikTok for you. Your ReelioHub subscription and your campaign earnings are unrelated.
A one-hour podcast usually yields somewhere between ten and twenty postable moments. Auto-Clip reads the transcript and picks them, so a single source read is one credit for up to twenty minutes of source, not one credit per clip.
YouTube Shorts and TikTok publish straight from ReelioHub, on a schedule if you want. Instagram and X you download and post yourself. Campaigns count posts on the platforms they name, so check the brief before you commit to one.
Yes. It is read from the public Content Rewards listing and refreshed every half hour. Rates and budgets move fast, so open the campaign itself before you plan a week around it.
Auto-Clip and Ship in Parts are on one subscription and one credit pool. Pick a campaign, paste its source, and let the clips come back finished.