The AI clipper for Whop Content Rewards campaigns

What the AI does, and what you still do

On a per-view campaign the slow part is finding the moments in hours of someone else's footage, then cutting, reframing and captioning each one. Crowdcut does that part. On Twitch and YouTube VODs it reads the chat replay and marks the windows where chat moved faster than its own pace, sorted by what people typed: laughing, hype, shock or "clip it". On podcasts and videos without chat, the transcript and the loudness curve do the work. Long VODs are processed in 30-minute sections, so the first clips reach your review queue while the rest is still being cut, and on a plan you choose up to 20 clips per video.

What it doesn't replace is your judgment. You pick or rewrite the hook, check the clip against the campaign's rules and approve it. Nothing posts by itself.

Built around campaign rules

Every campaign sets its own rules: whose videos you may clip, which platforms count, how long a clip should be and what the caption has to include. On a paid plan, Clips that pay lists the per-view campaigns we've checked by hand, with the rate, platforms and rules. Clip this campaign starts a job with that campaign's length range and required tags, and passes its rules to the moment picker and the hook writer.

Platforms tend to limit accounts that post near-identical videos, so Crowdcut writes three hook drafts per clip from what was actually said and flags a hook that opens like one you posted recently. Set a campaign logo once per project and it's burned into every clip; the Campaign style leaves room for it.

How Whop Content Rewards pays

Per Whop's documentation, the brand running a campaign sets the rate per 1,000 views, a minimum a video must earn before it's reviewed, and a maximum per video, and can add a flat fee per approved post. The brand reviews each submission against its requirements; after approval, Whop pays the clipper based on the views. Earnings aren't guaranteed: a post that breaks a rule earns nothing, and many posts get few views.

Crowdcut isn't affiliated with Whop. It doesn't join campaigns for you or submit posts; it cuts the clips and keeps track of what you posted and submitted.

What it costs a clipper

Clipper is $29/month for 40 clips, about $0.73 a clip; the first month is 50% off with 50% more clips. A clip counts once, when it first reaches review; edits and re-renders are free, so changing a hook or a caption style costs nothing. Creator ($79/month, 100 clips) adds a watched Twitch channel clipped while it's live (beta). Before paying, paste a public Twitch, Kick or YouTube link below and get two clips by email, free, to see what Crowdcut makes of a campaign's footage.