Clip Rewards is a campaign system where you get paid for clips tied to a brand or creator campaign. To earn from a campaign, you join it first, then submit clips through that campaign's flow. Ssemble tracks views and pays out only for clips that go through this flow.
A clip is eligible for tracking and payment only if both of these are true:
You joined the campaign while it was active.
You made and submitted the clip through that campaign's submission flow.
Clips you post straight to YouTube outside the campaign flow do not count, even if they use the same source video. If a clip did not go through the campaign's submission step, Ssemble has no record of it and cannot pay for it.
This applies to edited or compiled clips too. If you cut a compilation in CapCut or another editor, submit the published post link through the campaign's submission form the same way you would for a clip made in Ssemble. Ssemble tracks the clip by the submitted link, not by which tool produced it.
Once you submit a campaign post link, Ssemble counts all views on that post, including views from unverified TikTok accounts. There is no requirement for the posting account to be verified. The only requirement is that the post link is submitted to the campaign.
Join the campaign before you start clipping. Joining after a campaign closes does not make earlier clips eligible.
Make or edit your clip, in Ssemble or in an external editor like CapCut.
Post the clip to the platform the campaign requires (for example TikTok).
Submit the post's link through the campaign's submission flow in Ssemble.
Only the link you submit is tracked. If you edit or repost the clip under a new link, submit the new link as well.
If clips you previously submitted are missing from an active campaign, contact support with the campaign name and the affected post links so they can check the submission and tracking status on your account.