CLIPINDEX · Campaign
Tony Hawk, run by The Clip Ship on Content Rewards
Second round of Tony Hawk clipping run by The Clip Ship. The public brief is minimal; the reference file with source material is gated until you join. Most of the budget was consumed at our last check.
| Channel | Advertised CPM | Minimum payout | Implied minimum views | Cap per post |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TikTok | $1.50 / 1K | $3.00 | 2,000 | $300 |
| Instagram Reels | $1.50 / 1K | $3.00 | 2,000 | $300 |
| YouTube Shorts | $1.50 / 1K | $3.00 | 2,000 | $300 |
CPM means pay per 1,000 eligible views (what is CPM?). The implied minimum views column is the minimum payout divided by the rate: a clip below that view count earns nothing. The cap per post is the most one clip can earn no matter how far it travels; check it before you plan around a viral outlier.
Spent and total shown on the public campaign page; spent is the amount already earned by creators.
Eligible views are the views the platform actually pays for after screening, which can be fewer than the public view counter shows. Platforms commonly filter bot traffic and may apply watch-time or account-quality rules (why botted engagement never pays).
CLIPINDEX is a directory. Applications, submissions, approvals, and payouts all happen on Content Rewards, under that platform's own terms. Use the source link to read the full brief, join the campaign, and submit your clips there.
