A select group of clippers
Your campaign goes to clippers we have picked for your niche, not to an open crowd.
Clippers turn your demos and screen recordings into short-form clips on their own accounts, and you pay only for the views we can verify.
Verified agency on Try Shoot Pay per verified view
Technology and website clipping campaigns
Technology and website clipping shows a software product doing what it does, in many short clips posted by independent creators. Demos, screen recordings and founder explanations are cut for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts and carried by many accounts at once.
It works when the product does something visible in a few seconds: a result appears, a task gets shorter, a before becomes an after. You pay per 1,000 verified views, against a budget cap you set.
We run the whole campaign: the clippers, the brief, the review and the reporting.
Your campaign goes to clippers we have picked for your niche, not to an open crowd.
Recruiting, briefing and chasing creators is our job. You never manage a single DM.
Each clip is checked against your brief and budget before its views count. Off-brief clips are rejected.
A screen recording becomes a clip when it opens on the result, not the login page. Editors cut to the moment the product does something.
Bio links, hashtags and a call to action can be required on every clip, so views have a route to your site.
Through Try Shoot: account and ID checks, a bot-risk score on every clip, and viewer-country checks.
The best source material is the product in use.
We have not published a campaign for a web product yet, so here is exactly how one would run with us. The method is the one behind our published results, including the Mischief app launch.
Book a strategy callScreen recordings, a demo, founder clips and the one result you most want people to see, with the link you want viewers to reach.
The brief names the moment each clip should open on, the product name and link it must carry, and the features not to promise. It goes to clippers we pick for your niche, not to an open crowd.
Before a clip's views count, we check it against the brief. A clip that promises a feature the product does not have is rejected and never paid.
Views, spend and effective CPM update as clips go out. Track sign-ups alongside, and scale the angle that brings them in.
You pay per 1,000 verified views against a budget cap you set. The bigger the budget, the less each thousand views costs.
Conservative estimates for four budgets.
Budget$1,000about 1.5M views
≈ $0.65per 1,000 views
Budget$5,000about 9M views
≈ $0.55per 1,000 views
Budget$10,000about 20M views
≈ $0.50per 1,000 views
Budget$25,000about 55M views
≈ $0.45per 1,000 views
These are conservative estimates as views do vary by industry. The results show how higher budget leads to reduced cost per 1,000 views.
No tiers. The terms are the same for a first campaign and a tenth.
It works best for products with a visible result that a general audience understands in seconds. The closest campaign we have run is a mobile app: the Mischief launch reached 22.4M verified views and 20,000 verified downloads.
Short-form audiences are broad, so a narrow B2B product is a weaker fit than a consumer tool. Tell us who the buyer is on the call and we will say honestly whether clipping makes sense.
Clips can carry a call to action, a link in bio or required hashtags, which gives viewers a route to sign up. Track sign-ups alongside the effective CPM to judge the campaign.
The method is the same. App launch clipping is built around installs and a launch date; a web product is usually built around sign-ups and can run at any time.
You set a campaign budget, which pays creators per 1,000 verified views, and you are billed that budget plus one agency fee agreed before launch. There are no retainers. As a conservative guide, a $1,000 budget is about 1.5M views and a $10,000 budget about 20M, though views vary by industry. See pricing.
Thirty minutes on a call is enough to map your campaign. Most are live within 48 hours.