ClipMoney tracks views on every clip and computes who's owed what -- no spreadsheets, no honor-system Venmo.
Clip farms already run informally around every large streamer or podcast. ClipMoney formalizes the bookkeeping: a real rate per 1,000 views, real view counts pulled from YouTube, and one number each side can actually trust.
A creator points ClipMoney at a source video or channel and sets a rate per 1,000 views.
Clippers join with an invite code, cut and post clips, then paste the link back into their board.
Real YouTube view counts feed server-side math -- owners see accrued liability, clippers see their own earnings.