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An AI Startup Spent $280,000 on Roblox Clippers and Claims 1 Million Users. The Average Clipper Made About $50.

ForgeGUI, an AI tool for Roblox developers, has used about $280,000 of clipping and UGC budget on Whop's Content Rewards, and its agency says the clips brought in more than a million users. One clipper says he has made more than $20,000. Spread across the 3,632 creators earning on the main campaign, the budget averages about $51 each.

By Elliot Padfield● 3 min
Field Guide

What Is Creator Clipping? How Brands Turn One Video Into Hundreds of Posts

The marketer's guide to clipping campaigns, pay-per-view creator rewards, platforms like Content Rewards, Whop, Vyro, and Mainstage, and the checks that keep cheap reach from becoming bad media.

By Elliot Padfield● 6 min