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How to use the TernakKlip app as a clipper, from creating an account to your first payout.

Download TernakKlip from the App Store or Google Play, then register an account as a creator.

Browse the campaigns that are open – a UGC programme, for example – and join one. Read its brief, its rules and how it pays, such as CPM, before you start.

Connect your TikTok, Instagram or YouTube account to the app, so your views can be read straight from the platform.

Paste the link to your video, upload a screenshot of the video's analytics, and submit it to the campaign you joined.

Withdraw what your content has earned to an e-wallet such as GoPay. This part of the film also covers the platform fee taken from your earnings.

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One app. Paid on the views that pass the check.

The app is where the whole thing runs for a clipper – campaigns, submissions, views and payouts under one login.

A brand funds its campaign before it goes live and the budget is held in escrow, so the money for your clip is already there before you make it.

Every submission goes through the brand's review and the verification layer. Stay inside the campaign's terms, post from a linked account, and keep the video up and public – those are the usual reasons a submission is rejected.

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What clippers ask before their first clip

Usually the campaign's terms were not met: material outside what was allowed, a video deleted or set to private, an unlinked account, or a view pattern flagged during checks.
Yes. Every submission goes through the brand's review and the verification layer: metrics are pulled from the platform, then checked against engagement patterns and account history before they count towards a payout.
On CPM, views are counted across the campaign window and held briefly for verification before they land in your balance. On per post, the payout is calculated once the video is approved.
Three models. CPM pays per 1,000 views, per post pays a flat rate for each accepted video, and retainer pays a fixed amount each month. One campaign uses one model, and states it up front.
Yes. The brand sets a maximum payout per clip when it opens the campaign, and that cap is written on the campaign page before you join.
There is a platform fee taken from what you earn. The percentage is not published on this page yet and will be stated openly on the Pricing page.