Launch on Pump. Give your clips a budget. Turn creator fees into your next campaign.
Put a coin's address in, or type a daily volume. The fee stream, the campaign share, the reserve and the reach that budget buys are all worked out from the live market.
The fee stream a coin is already throwing off at today's volume, and the campaign budget that would be. Tap a row to load it into the calculator above.
| coin | 24h volume | liquidity | fee / day | campaign / mo | views / mo |
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Open campaigns, what they pay per thousand views, and what is left in the budget. Submit a clip, the creator approves it, and the payout goes out against the rate on the card.
Each one lists the coin, the rate per thousand views and what is left in the budget before you spend an hour editing.
Put the clip up wherever your audience is and submit the link. Views are counted from the post, not from a dashboard you have to trust.
The creator reviews it against the brief. Approved clips are paid automatically against the campaign budget, and every payout lands on the receipts page.
Every payout that has gone out, with the clip it paid for. Nothing is listed here that has not happened.
Your coin already earns a creator fee on every trade. ClipPad points that stream at the only thing that grows a coin: more people seeing it.
A normal pump.fun launch. The creator fee is what funds everything that follows, so nothing has to be raised and nothing has to be sold.
Eighty percent goes into the campaign budget that pays clippers. Twenty stays in reserve. The split is fixed and shown on every campaign.
Pay per thousand views, set by you. The calculator shows exactly how much reach the budget buys before you commit to a number.
They make the clip, post it, and submit the link against your brief. Nothing is paid on submission alone.
You review against the brief. Approve and the payout goes out against the rate; decline and the budget is untouched.
Every approved payout shows on the activity page with the clip and the amount, so the budget is auditable by anyone.
The budget figures are arithmetic on the live volume and the rate you set. They are what the stream is worth at today's pace, not a projection of what it will do.
No campaign, clip, payout or launch count appears here that has not happened. The desk reads zero until it is not zero, and the receipts page stays empty until a payout goes out. Nothing is filled in to make the page look busier.