Stream clipping
Every stream, clipped and delivered in bulk.
Twitch, YouTube, Kick or TikTok Live — you send the VOD, and the best moments come back as short clips, captioned and ready to post.
Streaming is already hours a day. Then the advice is to post clips everywhere, every day — which means rewatching the VOD, finding the moments, cutting, captioning and exporting, after you have already been live for four hours. Most streamers who stop posting clips did not run out of moments. They ran out of hours. The grind is real and it kind of sucks, 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 VOD, I send the clips
Same plans and same delivery as video clipping — this page is the streamer version.
What you get back
The moments, not the dead air
I go through the VOD for the clutch play, the reaction, the bit chat lost it over — and skip the queue times, the menus and the waiting.
Made for someone who has never seen you
The payoff moves to the front and the context goes in the caption, so a viewer who has never watched your stream gets it in the first second.
Delivered in bulk
Clips from each VOD you send come back together, up to your plan’s monthly count, so you can line up days of posts in one sitting.
A steady supply from streams you already do
Every stream you are already doing turns into clips for the days after it, so posting regularly stops depending on finding time to edit between streams.
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.
Which platforms do you clip from?
Any you can send a VOD or download link from — Twitch, YouTube, Kick or TikTok Live. The clips come back vertical, for Shorts, TikTok and Reels.
When should I not buy this?
If your streams are built on material you do not hold the rights to — copyrighted music playing in the background, other people’s videos you are reacting to, someone else’s broadcast — clipping and reposting it creates a rights problem that no edit can fix. Clip what is yours to post.
And if you stream rarely, there is not enough footage to keep a plan busy.
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 many hours did you stream last week?
Send me a link to one VOD. I will tell you how many usable clips are in it before you pay anything.