Pricing on ClipAd rests on one number: a creator's views over the last 30 days. So we verify it carefully — it's what sets the flat price both sides rely on.
Verified from the public profile
A creator's recent-30-day views are checked against their public profile and used to place them in a view tier — Spark, Rise, Pro, or Elite. That tier sets the flat per-placement price, so brands and creators are working from the same, current figure.
Why views, not followers
Views reflect what an audience actually watches right now, where follower counts can be stale or inflated. Tying price to recent views keeps it honest: a creator's rate rises and falls with their real, current reach.
Coming soon
Automated view verification through platform APIs, per-impression tracking, and fraud detection at scale are on the roadmap — but they're not part of ClipAd today. For now, view tiers are verified at review time and re-checked as creators grow. The wider safeguards are in How pre-funded budgets protect both sides.