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Get paid to cut GTA clips.

You post from your own accounts. You get paid per thousand views on what lands. No application, no interview, no portfolio.

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GTA 6 Clippers is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rockstar Games, Rockstar North, Take-Two Interactive or other rightsholders. Grand Theft Auto and all related marks and images belong to their owners. This is an independent clipping network run by fans of the game.

The mission

What this network is for.

Fanbases and real account assets — for creators who are just starting, and for streamers who already have an audience. Multiple YouTube accounts per creator, each one growing its own subscribers and views. Streams cut into long-form, not only shorts. And the relationships that turn one campaign into a retainer.

You're the person doing that. The campaign is the door. The retainer is the job.

475Mviews in 24 hoursGTA 6 trailer 2, May 2025. The biggest video launch on record.
Nov 19GTA 6 on consolesEveryone posts the same game the same day. The clips that get seen come from accounts the channels never reached.
225M+copies of GTA VTake-Two's filings. The audience the next one starts from.

Sources: Rockstar Games announcements, Take-Two annual filings. Not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.

The process

Five steps, start to paid.

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Step 01

Join a campaign

Open campaigns are posted in the Discord with the rate, the budget remaining, and who it is for. Pick one. Nothing to sign. Campaigns run on Whop with Content Rewards, so payouts come from the platform through Whop rather than from us.

Step 02

Read the brief

Each one names the source footage, the platforms, the hooks that have been working, and what will get denied. Read it properly — most rejections are people who skipped it.

Step 03

Cut it

Whatever you edit in is fine. What matters is the first two seconds, the pacing, and whether it stops a thumb. The software you use does not matter.

Step 04

Post from your own account

Your handle, your page. You are building something that stays yours after the campaign ends, which is the actual point.

Step 05

Submit and get paid

Submit the link straight after posting so tracking starts early. The platform checks it against the campaign requirements, then a person reviews it. Approved submissions pay per thousand views on the platform's schedule until the budget is spent.

After the campaign

The campaign is the door,
not the job.

Clippers who treat every campaign as a lottery ticket burn out inside a month. The ones who last pick two or three creators, get better at that specific content than anyone else, and stop competing on volume.

Next

Retainer

A fixed monthly rate for an agreed number of clips. Predictable, and it does not depend on one video going off.

Then

Dedicated editor

One creator, their whole short-form output. You learn their voice well enough that they stop giving notes.

After that

Long form

Full edits and thumbnails. It pays several times what clipping does, and clipping is how most people get there.

Not a clipper?

Running a server or a channel?
Same studio, other door.

The clippers on this page are the network. The studio site is where a campaign gets set up around your footage, in your own Content Rewards organization, with someone reading the review queue every day.

Servers

Roleplay server owners

Clips circulating before the wave lands, without touching your economy. Campaigns from $3,000, capped and cancellable by you.

Set up a campaign →
Creators

Streamers and creators

Placements on partnered servers, your VODs as the footage, your handle on every clip. Free to join the roster; you hear when a slot opens.

Join the roster →
Both

Multiple accounts, long-form too

Fanbases and real account assets: several YouTube accounts per creator, streams cut into long-form, and retainers that outlast a campaign.

The studio site →
Before you join

What gets denied.

Listed up front so you do not waste an evening. Every denial we issue comes with the reason attached.

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Reposting someone else's edit — including your own from another campaign.

×

Bought views, engagement pods, bot traffic — it is checked, and it removes you from every future campaign.

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Off-brief footage — if the campaign names the source, that is the source.

×

Submitting the same clip to multiple campaigns.

×

Anything that would get the buyer in trouble — leaks, hate, impersonation, fake news framing.

Multiple original clips per campaign — encouraged. Volume of distinct work is not the problem; recycled work is.

Where we post

Where we post.

Follow the one you already use. Same standard everywhere.

Open now

Campaigns get posted in the Discord.

That is where the briefs, the rates and the reviews live. Nothing else to sign up for.

Join the Discord
Or get GTA campaign alerts by email

One email when a GTA campaign posts, with the rate and the brief. Nothing else, ever. The Discord gets it first; this is for people who don't live there.

Prefer email? ruckus@ruckusclipping.com