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Clips in market every week.Not a retainer — the same custom CPM, month to month.
18B+ views delivered across the Lumina network · 62,900+ verified creators · 93% of clients continue
Always-on crypto distribution keeps a steady volume of short clips in market every week, instead of concentrating them into one launch window. The same creator network posts continuously across TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and X, at a lower weekly volume than a launch sprint, so the project is never invisible between announcements.
The problem
The launch coverage burns off, the clips stop, and the feed forgets you before the next announcement is even written.
You did not stop existing. You stopped being seen.
Google, Meta and X restrict or ban crypto ads, so paid reach cannot cover the quiet weeks. Organic clips are the only channel still posting between announcements.
Always-on is not something you run instead of campaigns. It is the floor underneath them — the reason the next launch starts warm.
Illustrative. This is the shape of two ways of buying distribution, not a measurement of any campaign.
You are not competing for attention. You are the only one still in the feed.
You start from a warm audience instead of buying a cold one again.
A bigger continuous volume sits lower in the CPM band than a series of small sprints.
Ask any other agency what month three looks like. Here is the answer — published before you sign anything.
Brief, source-content audit, first clips live in 24–72 hours.
Volume set, first hook data in, the angles that work identified.
Winners re-cut, creator pool rotated, weekly volume tuned to what is landing.
Clips from month one are still collecting views while new ones ship.
WHAT YOU ALREADY OWN
Live
Already on the calendar every week
Recorded
Already sitting in a folder
One 90-minute episode usually carries 8–15 separate explanations.
Every figure here is already published on our own pages — real clients, real verified views. The proof that continuing works is the last number on this page.
Polkadot5,000+ clips
50M+
SharpStake3,000+ clips
40M+
Algorand2,000+ clips
35M+
Humanity Protocol2,000+ clips
30M+
Bitcoin Magazine5,000+ clips
30M+
OKX3,000+ clips
25M+
Magic Eden4,000+ clips
20M+
Web3TV1,500+ clips
12M+
of clients continue.
“Most clients begin with a single launch or a single month and continue from there.” That is the closest thing this category has to evidence that always-on works — and it is ours.
Published · cryptoclippers.com · client retention
The honest part
Two columns, both of them ours. The first is exactly what you are buying, in the words that will appear on the invoice. The second is the set of promises we will not make, on this page, on a call, or in a proposal.
Every line below is a commercial term, not a description. If it is here, it is what you sign.
Always-on is a cadence, not a contract type. The only thing that changes is how often clips go out.
Anyone who will claim these is selling you something we cannot deliver either.
If a line here matters more to you than the ones on the left, we are not the right supplier, and we would rather say it now.
This is not for you if — and we would rather say so on the call than after the invoice.
Pricing
The same custom CPM as every other campaign we run, billed after delivery, month to month. Move the slider to see what a month buys, and what the same money does across a year of continuous distribution.
Monthly budget
$10,000/ month
Verified views this month
2.5M–4M
Across twelve months
30M–48M $120,000
A bigger continuous volume sits lower in the band than a series of small sprints. The band itself does not move — $2.50 is the floor we publish, and this marker never goes past it.
Illustrative estimator, not a rate card. Ranges use our published $2.50–$4.00 per 1,000 verified views and public CPM benchmarks for the comparison lines. Your quote depends on volume, platform mix and cadence. Removed posts, failed uploads and rejected views come off the invoice.
$5,000 recommended minimum
Billed after delivery
93% of clients continue · 24–72 hours to first clips
What a crypto team asks before committing to a continuous programme — whether you are locked in, whether month four decays, what happens with no news, and what it costs. Pick a topic or search.
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A campaign is a burst — a concentrated wave of clips around a single moment like a launch or a listing, then it ends. Always-on is the floor underneath it: a steady, lower weekly volume of clips in market every week, so the project is never invisible between announcements.
Same creator network, same custom CPM, same four feeds — just continuous instead of concentrated. Most projects run both: campaigns for the spikes, always-on so day four after a launch is not silence.
No. No minimum term, no notice period, no auto-renew. You are billed a custom CPM after delivery, month to month — continue when it is working, stop when it is not. The same "no retainer, no lock-in" terms we publish on every other page.
We think long contracts are a red flag in this category, so we do not ask you to sign one. Confidence should show up as flexible terms, not lock-in.
Yes — any month, with no penalty and nothing to cancel. Because you pay for views delivered rather than a seat or a subscription, pausing simply means we stop shipping new clips; you owe only what was already delivered and reconciled.
When you are ready, we pick straight back up. Nobody else in the category offers this.
The opposite is the design. Month one sets a baseline and the first hook data. Month three we re-cut the winners, rotate the creator pool and tune weekly volume to what is landing. By month six you have a compounding library — clips from month one are still collecting views while new ones ship on top.
What kills ongoing programmes elsewhere is running the same tired angle forever. We rotate against the data, so the curve trends up, not down.
No — and because this quietly kills most ongoing deals, we will be direct. Always-on is a distribution obligation, not a filming obligation. One 90-minute episode usually carries 8–15 separate explanations, and a single AMA, Space, podcast hit, dev call or conference talk becomes weeks of clips.
You are not short of content; you are short of distribution. If you record even occasionally, we have enough to feed a continuous programme.
That is precisely the week always-on earns its keep. With no announcement, you are not competing for attention — you are the only one still in the feed. We keep shipping evergreen explainers, product walkthroughs and mechanism clips from your existing material, so the audience stays warm.
When the next launch lands, you start from a warm audience instead of a cold one.
With numbers your treasury can audit. Every month you get every post link and every verified view count, reconciled before you are billed, so the line item maps to delivered reach — not a flat fee for availability.
Because it is a CPM, spend scales with output: a quiet month costs less, a heavy month delivers more. It reads as a variable distribution cost tied to measurable delivery — exactly what a recurring line item should be.
Yes. The clips are organic posts on real creator accounts — they stay live and keep collecting views after the programme ends, unless a creator removes their own post or a platform takes it down. We do not mass-delete anything when you stop; there is no switch-off that wipes your presence.
A campaign whose clips all vanish the day it ends leaves you with nothing to show. With us, the library you paid for keeps working.
Pricing is a custom CPM per 1,000 verified views — your monthly cost is simply views delivered × your CPM. Programmes start at a $5,000 minimum and most run $5,000–$200,000+. As an illustration, $25,000 in a month models to roughly 6.25M–10M verified views.
A bigger continuous volume sits lower in the CPM band than a series of small sprints, so a steady monthly flow is a discount, not a premium. Your exact CPM is scoped free on a call.
First clips are live in 24–72 hours of a locked brief — no ad review and no approval queue, because these are organic posts. Month one establishes baseline volume from there.
You do not need a big content backlog to begin — one recorded asset is enough to start the first wave.
