Banned
Google, Meta and X can suspend a crypto ad account without warning, and there's no appeal that gets your paid promotion back.
From a delivered campaign
The crypto clipping agency behind crypto’s biggest launches
Ads get banned, marketplaces turn you into the project manager, and KOLs sell you botted views.
Clipping is different, it's real creators posting from their own accounts, so there's no ad account for a platform to review, and you're billed per 1,000 verified views instead of a flat fee or a follower count.
Teams bring us in when they want the whole thing handled, from the raw footage to thousands of distributed content.
We cut the asset, brief the creators, post from real accounts, and bill on verified views.
An in-house editor hands you a file and stops there.
A marketplace hands you hundreds of creators to manage yourself.
We handle both.
18B+ verified views·
62,900+ creators·
93% retention·
5.0 rating
What you’re up against
Three ways crypto brands budgets get wasted
Bots
Most KOL deals bill on follower count, not verified views and reach
A 4:1 raw-to-real ratio is common, so you're often paying for an audience that isn't there.
DIY drain
Marketplaces hand you hundreds of creators to brief, chase and manage yourself.
You end up running the campaign, and spending time you should've used to build your product.
What we actually own
You send the brief and we handle everything after.
Creator network
62,900+ vetted, crypto-native creators matched to your campaign in 24–72 hours.
62,900+ creators
Distribution rails
Our network posts straight into TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X and Telegram every month, reaching 750M+ people.
750M+ monthly reach
Verified-view billing
You pay per 1,000 verified views.
We cap what any single clip can bill, and strip out removed posts and rejected views before you're invoiced.
Billed on verified views
Crypto-only focus
We've run campaigns in TGE, CEX, DeFi and memecoin markets long enough that you won't spend your first call explaining your own narrative to us
8+ crypto verticals
The receipts
See our past campaign results.
18B+
Views delivered
62,900+
Vetted creators
242M+
Views · 8 campaigns
+3000%
Avg engagement lift
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The difference
Where your money actually goes.
Marketplace
AI tool
Influencer / KOL
Ad network
Crypto Clippers
Billed on
Views
Flat fee
Per post
Impressions
Verified views
Fees / cuts
10–25%
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25–40%
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None hidden
View caps
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Verified only
Partial
Crypto-native
Sometimes
Who manages it
You
You
You
You
We do
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If you’re a licensed exchange with the budget and patience for paid ads, they may be cheaper. We’ll tell you that on the call.
The three failures, in full
Why crypto brands marketing budgets get wasted
Every agency site names these three problems but very few explain what they actually cost you, or why they go unnoticed until the quarter's already over.
01
Banned before you start
Google, Meta and X don't ban crypto ads evenly. A big regulated exchange might get an ad approved somewhere a smaller, unlisted token gets rejected for the exact same thing. And you usually don't find out until after you've already paid to produce the ad. Clipping skips the approval process entirely, that's why none of the 8 campaigns on our results page ever needed an ad account.
02
Bots eat the reporting
Crypto sees more inflated engagement than most categories, and it's worst exactly where budgets are largest. If your reporting counts impressions, bot traffic looks identical to real interest, and you end up scaling the campaign that looks best instead of the one that worked. We count verified views only, run bot checks before a number hits your dashboard, and cap what any single clip can contribute.
03
The do it yourself drain
Doing this in-house looks free because you're paying it out of salaries, not an invoice. But someone still has to find creators, brief them, chase them to actually post, and manually check whether they did. That works for a handful of creators. It falls apart past a few dozen, and it's time your team isn't spending on the launch itself. The cost is real. It just doesn't show up on an invoice where you'd notice it.
Managed, not a marketplace
What you hand over when you send the brief.
A marketplace gives you access to creators and leaves you to do the operating work. A managed service takes that work off your plate, which matters most the week of a launch, when nobody on your team has time to chase a creator who hasn't posted.
Creator selection
Shortlists are built against your market, not pulled from an open pool. A memecoin launch and a regulated exchange need different accounts, different tone and different risk tolerance, so the list is rebuilt each time rather than reused.
Claim control
Your brief tells us what can't be said. Anything that breaks a claim rule gets cut in review before it posts, cheaper than a takedown, and a lot cheaper than a bad screenshot going around.
Posting and chasing
Scheduling, reposting, replacing creators who go quiet. None of that reaches your inbox. You see the dashboard, not the operations behind it.
Reconciliation
Removed posts and rejected views come off the invoice automatically. You do not audit us to get the correct number, the correct number is what you are billed on.
Fit
When we are the wrong call.
We would rather lose the campaign here than on a call three weeks in. Clipping is a distribution tool, not a fix for everything upstream of distribution.
You can already buy ads cheaply
If you are licensed in your markets, approved for paid inventory and have the patience to optimise, paid may cost you less per outcome. We will say so rather than take the work.
You need holders this week, not attention
Clipping reliably produces verified views. It does not produce conviction on its own. If the gap is your product, your timing or your token design, more reach makes the gap visible faster rather than closing it.
You want a fixed published price
Pricing is a custom CPM built around your asset, your markets and your timeline. If a fixed public rate card is a hard requirement, we are not the right shape of partner.
You want to keep operational control
Some teams want to brief creators themselves. That is a legitimate preference and it points to a marketplace rather than to us.
Straight answers
What teams ask before signing.
What exactly counts as a verified view?
A verified view has to come from a real creator's account, pass our bot check, and stay under the per-clip cap. If a post gets taken down later, those views come out of the count too. Whatever's left after that is the number you're billed on.
Is there a retainer or a minimum term?
No retainer and no minimum term. You are billed on verified views from a campaign, so there is nothing to write off if you run once and stop.
How quickly can you start?
Once you approve a brief and send us usable content, we can have your campaign live in 24 to 72 hours. If you're reaching out for the first time, expect a reply within 4 business hours.
Do you work outside crypto?
Yes, through Lumina Clippers, our parent network. Crypto Clippers only runs crypto campaigns; Casino Clipping is the sister arm that handles gambling operators. Same distribution network, different compliance rules for each.
Verified views only
Caps per clip
No retainer
No risk
Priced on what actually landed.
The price we quote is the price you pay. If a post gets removed or a view fails the bot check, it comes off your invoice automatically. Get your exact price, free, and we'll reply within 4 business hours
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