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Clipping agency pricing compared (2026)
Updated 13 October 2026 · Written by the SOVE7GN founders
This page is for anyone pricing out clipping in 2026 who wants every published number in one place. We pulled each figure from the company's own site and linked it, so you can check it. SOVE7GN is one of the companies in the table, and we've said so.
Short answer: published clipping prices in October 2026 run from no minimum on self-serve marketplaces to $15,000+ for a managed campaign at Clipping Culture. Managed agencies mostly start between $5,000 and $10,000 (Lumina, The Clip Ship, Growthr's Clipper). CPM rates run from $0.20 (FindClout logo campaigns) to $3 (Atomik Growth). SOVE7GN's retainer starts at $2,000 a month.
The price table
Checked October 2026. Each row links to the page we read. Prices change, so confirm before you budget.
| Company | Model | Minimum | Rate | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clipping Culture | Managed CPM | $15,000 | Average $0.68 to $0.71 per 1,000 verified views across its tiers | Not listed separately |
| The Clip Ship | Managed CPM | Pilots "around $10K" | Near a $1 fixed CPM | Not listed |
| Clipper by Growthr | Managed CPM | $10,000 | "Low single digits" CPM | 15% management fee (10% on larger campaigns), $499 onboarding |
| Lumina Clippers | Managed CPM | $5,000 | Custom CPM, quoted per campaign | None on top, per Lumina |
| Atomik Growth | Managed CPM | $30,000 trial (10M guaranteed views) | $3 CPM | Not listed |
| FindClout | Meme-page distribution | $20,000 to $30,000 pilot | $0.20 logo, $0.25 targeted, $1.50 to $3 content | 0% management fee |
| cliphaus | Managed CPM | Not published | $0.10 to $3 CPM | Not listed |
| Vyro | Self-serve marketplace | $1,000 | You set it | Not listed |
| Clip Farm | Self-serve on Whop | No upfront fee | You set it | Whop fee, see below |
| Whop Content Rewards | Self-serve marketplace | Not on the docs page | You set it | 10% of payouts plus processing, per Whop's blog (August 2025) |
| SOVE7GN | Retainer or managed CPM | $2,000/month retainer; $5,500 CPM pool | Retainer: flat monthly price | 15% management fee on CPM pools |
Growthr also sells a separate growth retainer at $10,000 a month plus 10% of managed media spend. That covers paid media, not clipping, so it isn't in the table.
Retainer vs CPM vs bounty pricing
There are three ways clipping gets priced, and they buy different things.
- Retainer: a flat monthly fee for a set amount of work, usually clips posted on your own accounts. You know the cost up front, but views aren't priced in. SOVE7GN's Entry plan is $2,000 a month for 2 clips a day.
- CPM: you pay per 1,000 views on clips posted by a network of clippers on their own accounts. Cost scales with results. Most managed agencies above work this way.
- Bounty: you post a rate and a budget on a marketplace, and any clipper can submit. You approve each clip and pay only for approved views. Whop Content Rewards, Vyro and Clip Farm work like this.
For the trade-offs in depth, see CPM clipping vs retainer.
What $15,000 buys at published rates
A worked example makes the table easier to read. Here's roughly what $15,000 of spend gets you at each company's own published rate, before any fees.
| Company | Published rate | Rough views for $15,000 |
|---|---|---|
| Clipping Culture | $0.68 average per 1,000 (Starter tier) | About 22M, per its own tier table |
| The Clip Ship | Near $1 CPM | About 15M |
| Atomik Growth | $3 CPM | About 5M (its trial starts at $30,000) |
| FindClout (logo campaigns) | $0.20 CPM | About 75M (its pilot starts at $20,000) |
These are maths on published claims, not promises. A logo on a meme page and a clip of your own content are different products, so a lower CPM isn't automatically a better deal. See meme page promotion vs clipping.
What fees really add
Fees change the total more than people expect. Here's the same idea priced three ways.
- SOVE7GN CPM campaign: a $5,500 pool plus a 15% fee ($825) comes to $6,325.
- Clipper by Growthr: a $10,000 budget with a 15% fee ($1,500) and $499 onboarding. Ask Growthr whether the fee sits on top of the budget or inside it.
- Self-serve on Whop: the 10% fee Whop's blog describes comes out of payouts, plus about 2.7% + $0.30 in processing. You also do the reviewing yourself.
What isn't published
Most agencies don't publish everything. Lumina quotes its CPM per campaign. cliphaus lists a CPM range but no package prices. Clipping Culture publishes average cost per 1,000 views, but not a separate fee line. If a number matters to your decision, ask for it in writing before you pay.
For what a full budget looks like end to end, see how much a clipping agency costs or try the clipping budget calculator.
Questions people ask
How much does a clipping agency cost?
Published starting points in October 2026 range from $2,000 a month (SOVE7GN retainer) and $5,000 (Lumina) to $15,000 (Clipping Culture). Self-serve marketplaces like Vyro start at $1,000.
What is a normal CPM for clipping?
Published managed rates sit between about $0.68 and $3 per 1,000 views. Meme-page logo placements can be cheaper, around $0.20 at FindClout.
Do clipping agencies charge a management fee?
Some do. Growthr's Clipper and SOVE7GN charge 15%. FindClout says 0%. Lumina says its price is all-in.
Is a retainer or CPM cheaper?
A retainer is cheaper to start and builds your own accounts. CPM costs more up front but buys reach on many accounts at once. Many brands use both.
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