Latin clipping for labels, brands and podcasts
Over 3 billion views on TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Clippers Flow is the largest clipping platform in the Hispanic market, with a network of over 1,500 clippers across Latin America, Spain and the US. The clippers on your campaign post your content on their own accounts, and you pay only for verified views. Our team builds and runs every campaign.
Updated · Clippers Flow Team
What Latin clipping is
Clipping means cutting long content, such as a song, a music video, a podcast episode or a product demo, into short vertical clips and posting them across many accounts at once. Each clipper posts their own version on their own TikTok, Instagram or YouTube account and is paid per thousand views. The owner of the content pays for verified views, with a budget that works as a ceiling.
Latin clipping is that model aimed at Spanish-speaking audiences. The clippers live in Latin America, Spain and the United States, and they post for Spanish-speaking viewers. It is video clipping, not press clipping or media monitoring.
The numbers behind the platform
All figures are rounded down.
- Over US$700,000
- Paid out to clippers.
- Over 3 billion views
- On TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
- Over 1,500 clippers
- Who have posted clips for campaigns.
- Over 100,000 clips
- Posted for campaigns.
- Over 50 campaigns launched
- On the platform, not counting test campaigns.
- 9 in 10 reviewed clips are approved
- Every clip is reviewed by hand before it's paid.
Who it's for
- Labels and Latin artists
- Release campaigns built around the official sound on each platform. A clip with a different sound is rejected. Formats include lyric clips, punchlines, memes, edits and interview moments.
- Brands
- Your official material, cut into clips by people who post for Spanish-speaking audiences in Latin America, Spain and the US.
- Podcasts
- Episode clips with the guest's name on screen from the first frame. There is no required sound: the audio is the episode itself.
- Apps and software
- Product demos, screen recordings and founder videos, cut into vertical clips that show the product working.
- Films, series and reality TV
- Trailers, released scenes and cast interviews, cut into vertical clips around a premiere or for a catalog title. In Spanish: clipping for films and series.
- Creators and personal brands
- Clips of your videos, talks and interviews, posted by clippers our team picks for your campaign. In Spanish: clipping for creators and personal brands.
Latin America, Spain and the US Hispanic market
Clippers in over 15 countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Spain, the United States, and Venezuela. Each campaign chooses which countries its clippers can be from.
A campaign can be open to all of them or limited to a few. On the call we tell you how many active clippers fit the countries you choose. Every clip is posted from the account of a clipper in those countries.
How a campaign works
- You tell us what you want to promote, in which countries and with what budget.
- We write the brief with you: the official material, the sound to use if there is one, the accepted formats, the countries, the minimum clipper rank, the CPM and the budget. You see it before launch.
- Verified clippers from the countries and rank in the brief join the campaign. Every clip is reviewed by hand before it is paid.
- You follow it from your dashboard: views day by day, top clips with links to the original posts, the split by platform and a CSV export. You can pause or extend at any time. When the budget runs out, the campaign completes on its own.
You pay for verified views of approved clips at the campaign's CPM, the price per thousand views, with a cap per clipper. You fund the budget before launch, and it is the most the campaign can spend.
What doesn't get paid
Every clip is reviewed by hand before it's paid. A clip earns nothing if it fails any of these checks:
- Wrong sound
- The clip doesn't use the campaign's official sound.
- Doesn't follow the brief
- The format, the content or the instructions don't match what the campaign asked for.
- Duplicate
- The same video counts once, even if it is sent from another account.
- Low quality
- Low resolution, a bad vertical crop or another app's watermark on top.
- Account doesn't match
- Posted on an account the clipper hasn't verified with a code in the bio.
- Bought views
- Views that don't come from real people. We only pay for organic reach.
- Paid promotion
- A clip boosted with ads doesn't get paid: the campaign pays for organic reach.
About 1 in 10 reviewed clips is rejected.
Questions from US teams
Can we work with you in English?
Yes. We work with US teams in English or Spanish. The dashboard is in Spanish, with numbers and links that read the same in any language.
Can a campaign target only the US Hispanic market?
Each campaign can limit which countries its clippers are from, and the United States is one of them. On the call we tell you how many active clippers fit your countries.
Do the clips have to be in Spanish?
The clippers post for Spanish-speaking audiences, so captions and on-screen text are usually in Spanish. If your material is in English, the brief says what has to stay as it is, such as the official sound or the product name.
Do you publish client names?
No. We don't publish the names of artists, labels, brands or campaigns without each client's permission.