Measure

See what each placement
actually did

ClipAd analytics dashboard showing views, engagement, revenue and platform breakdown
Inside Measure

One count that everyone trusts

Views syncing automatically from a connected platform Sync

Views update on their own. Once your clip goes live, ClipAd collects its views and likes from the platform. You never type a number.

A creator and a brand viewing the same placement numbers Match

Everyone sees the same numbers. The creator and the advertiser look at one count. No screenshots, no arguments.

View tier feeding into a payout calculation Pay

Your pay follows your views. What you earn is based on the views we confirm, not your follower count.

A ClipAd shield, marking views we have verified
Verified views

Nobody has to take anyone's word for it

Screenshots can be cropped and guesses get rounded up. ClipAd takes the number straight from the platform, so no one has to prove anything.

  • Numbers come from the platform itself
  • Updates automatically
  • Posts we can't verify are never counted
One engine, five steps

Where Measure fits in the pipeline

FAQ

Straight answers

Where do the view numbers come from?
Directly from the platform the clip is published on — YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or Facebook — via their own reporting API. Nobody types a number in by hand.
Do the creator and the brand see different numbers?
No. It's the same figure, sourced once, shown on both dashboards — there's nothing to reconcile.
How often do the numbers update?
On a regular sync schedule after a placement goes live, so the count on your dashboard stays current without you doing anything.
What if a platform doesn't support live view syncing yet?
The placement still tracks as published and payout-eligible; view syncing depth is rolling out platform by platform, matching Publish's own rollout.
Does my view tier update automatically?
Yes — your tier is recalculated from your real 30-day viewership, so it moves as your reach genuinely grows.
Can a brand dispute a view count?
Since the number comes from the platform itself rather than either side, there's rarely anything to dispute — but support is always available if something looks wrong.

Stop guessing what a placement did