Live shopping clips
Your live sales, clipped so they keep selling.
The moments in your TikTok Shop Live or Whatnot shows where you sell — the demo, the reveal, the reaction — cut into short clips that keep working after the live ends.
A good show is hours of talking, demoing and answering chat, and once it ends, all of it disappears unless someone cuts it up. Posting clips between shows is how people keep finding you — but after a three-hour live, nobody wants to rewatch it. Most sellers do not stop posting because their shows are bad. They stop because there is no time left to edit. The grind is real, but steady posting is how it works now.
From $320 your first month.
Month to month, no contract.
Creators I’ve advised have gone on to pass 1 million followers on TikTok.
Their results are their own and are not typical.
Up to 30 seconds each · Captioned and ready to post · You send the replay, I send the clips
Same plans and same delivery as video clipping — this page is the live shopping version.
What you get back
The selling moments
I pull the parts that sell on their own — the product up close, the demo, the reveal, the moment chat reacted — not the setup or the waiting between items.
Product first, in the first second
Each clip opens on the product or the reaction, so someone scrolling past knows what they are looking at before they decide to stay.
Captioned for sound-off
Corrected, styled captions that say what is being shown, because plenty of people watch with the sound off.
A steady supply from shows you already run
Every show you are already doing turns into clips for the days between lives, so posting regularly stops depending on finding time to edit.
Plans
10 clips
- Clips per month
- 10
- Per month
- $400
- First month
- $320
- Per clip
- $40.00
20 clips
- Clips per month
- 20
- Per month
- $750
- First month
- $600
- Per clip
- $37.50
30 clips
- Clips per month
- 30
- Per month
- $1,000
- First month
- $800
- Per clip
- $33.33
Month to month. Cancel anytime.
Questions
How long until it grows?
Honestly, gradually. Posting consistently is what lets followers build on each other over time, toward where you want to be — and at the start that is slow. Short-term results vary a lot from one creator to the next, and there is no fixed timeline; anyone who gives you one is guessing. What this does is make the consistent part possible.
Will clips increase my sales?
I will not promise that. Clips give the products you showed live more chances to be seen after the show ends; what happens next depends on the product, the price and plenty I do not control. What I can promise is the selling moments, cut well.
When should I not buy this?
If your shows are mostly waiting — slow auctions, long gaps between items — there may not be enough standalone moments to fill a plan. And if you go live rarely, there is nothing steady to clip. Send one replay first and see how many clips it holds.
Do you post them?
No — clipping is delivery only. The clips come back captioned and ready to post, and you post them where and when you want.
How long was your last show?
Send me the replay. I will tell you how many usable clips are in it before you pay anything.