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What do the views actually pay?

Work through a campaign estimate. The starting values are an example, not a typical rate or expected result.

Views & campaign rate
Enter views for the clips you are estimating.
Use campaign-qualified views, not every view.
Copy the rate from the campaign brief.
Set to zero if no percentage deductions apply.
For example, software allocation or an editor's fee. Taxes and your time are not included.

How the calculator works

Eligible views = total views × eligible percentage, rounded down to a whole view. Gross reward = eligible views ÷ 1,000 × campaign rate. If a cap applies, the smaller of the calculated reward and the cap is used. The calculator then subtracts percentage deductions and production expenses.

In the starting example, 100,000 views with 60% eligible views gives 60,000 eligible views. At an illustrative $2.50 per 1,000, that is $150 before expenses. With $20 of expenses and no fees, the estimate is $130. This says nothing about how likely the views or approval are.

Why your real payout may differ

A campaign can exclude particular countries, accounts, time periods, duplicate submissions, or unapproved footage. Some use minimum view thresholds or different tiers that this simple calculator does not model. Check the brief and apply its rules before treating views as eligible.

Read our guide to clipping earnings or the Whop campaign walkthrough for the details to check.