James Fetter

ClipHaus is hiring a Video Editor. After Effects and Premiere Pro. Both. Non negotiable. We need someone who understands what makes short form content actually perform. Not just how to cut a video but how to make someone stop scrolling in the first two seconds. If that is you, send your best clip to my DMs.

Looking for a publicist for ClipHaus. DM me.

Four roles open at ClipHaus right now. Video Editor. Client Communications Manager. Social Media Manager. Community Manager. This team is running campaigns for some of the biggest brands in music, crypto, fitness and sports tech. If you want to be part of what we are building here, apply at cliphaus.net or DM me.

Looking for a serious editor to join the ClipHaus team. After Effects and Premiere Pro experience is a must. If your work is good it will show immediately. Send an example clip to my DMs. If it hits the standard we are looking for we will get on a call and go from there.

We are growing the ClipHaus team. Three roles. All remote. All high impact. Client Communications Manager. The bridge between our clients and ops. Campaigns run on time because of you. Social Media Manager. Run all ClipHaus social accounts. Build the brand for the world's leading clipping agency. Community Manager. Manage and grow a community of 130,000 clippers powering every campaign we run. If this sounds like you, apply at cliphaus.net or DM me.

Something changed when we crossed 130,000 clippers. The campaigns started performing at a level we had not seen before. More clippers means more content in the feed. More content means more shots at going viral. More shots at going viral means lower cost per view on every single campaign. The network compounds. That is the part most people do not realize until they see it happen.

The clippers inside ClipHaus are not passive. Some of them wake up and check which campaigns dropped overnight before they even get out of bed. That level of buy in from 130,000 people is what makes every campaign we run hit differently from anything else in this space. You cannot hire that energy. It only exists when people are genuinely invested in the outcome.

Most agencies will tell you what they think you want to hear on the first call. ClipHaus shows you what actually happened on the last campaign. FotMob. 50 million views. Downloads quadrupled. Spencer Pratt. Hollywood Reporter. First political campaign to go fully organic. The results are on record. That is the whole pitch.

Polished brand content is losing to raw creator posts every single day right now. Audiences trust people over logos. Always have. ClipHaus puts 130,000 real people behind every campaign we run. Not polished brand accounts. Real creators posting to real audiences who actually follow them. That is why the content lands the way it does.

One of our Trustpilot reviews said something that stuck with me. "These guys genuinely understand internet culture and what keeps people watching." That is the whole thing. That is ClipHaus in one sentence. You can have the biggest network in the world but if you don't understand what makes content stop someone mid scroll, none of it matters. We built both. That is why the results look the way they do.

Something people on the outside of ClipHaus do not fully understand is who our clippers actually are. They are not contractors who take a brief, post something and move on. A lot of them are people who have built their entire income around this. People who started clipping as a side thing and within a few months were making more from ClipHaus campaigns than from their actual jobs. When someone's income depends directly on how well a clip performs, everything about the quality of that content changes. They care about the hook. They care about the edit. They care about whether the first two seconds stop someone from scrolling. Because if it does not perform they do not get paid. That level of genuine investment from 130,000 creators is the thing that makes our campaigns hit the way they do. You cannot manufacture it. You cannot hire it. It only exists when the incentives are actually aligned. That is what we built at ClipHaus from day one. And it is still the reason the results look the way they do.

ClipHaus went from zero to running campaigns for Coinbase, Gymshark, Janet Jackson, David Grutman, FotMob and Spencer Pratt in under a year. No investors. No outside funding. No ads for ourselves. No PR agency. No cold outreach strategy. Just a model that delivered results and clients who came back and told other people about it. Every single brand on that roster found us through either a result they saw or someone they trusted who had already worked with us. That is the entire growth strategy we have ever had. And looking back I would not change a single thing about it. The pipeline built itself because the product did what we said it would. That is still the whole business plan today. Show up. Deliver. Let the results do the talking.

ClipHaus is looking for X pages with serious followings. We have a campaign running right now with one of the biggest budgets we have put behind a single project. If you have a large engaged audience on X and you want to get paid per view for posting content you would actually enjoy making, this is the opportunity. We are not looking for everyone. We are looking for the pages that can actually move the needle. DM me your handle and let's talk.

Most shows Netflix releases disappear within a week. The Odyssey won't. Sinners won't. Final Destination: Bloodlines won't. Every single one of them had the same thing in common. They were extremely clippable. Back to back moments that were easy to turn into edits, reactions, memes. That's what put them in the culture. ClipHaus does this for brands. Even if you only have one or two clippable moments, we put thousands of creators behind it until it snowballs into something the algorithm can't ignore.

Most people still find out about ClipHaus through a clipper who got paid. Not through an ad. Not through a sales email. Someone in their circle said "I've been making money through this" and that was enough. That is the most powerful marketing we have ever done. And we never planned it.

ClipHaus started with one idea. Take any piece of content and turn it into omnipresence across every platform simultaneously. A year later we have done that for musicians, fitness brands, crypto projects, politicians, and film studios. Every industry we have touched has seen the same thing. Real organic reach at a scale that paid ads cannot match at the same price. The model is not complicated. 130,000 real creators posting real content from real accounts to real audiences. No fake impressions. No inflated numbers. Just views that actually mean something. And we are just getting started.

One thing people don't realize about ClipHaus is that our clippers are not just contractors. They are people building real income through this. Some of them full time. Guys quitting their day jobs because the payouts from ClipHaus campaigns are consistent enough to live on. That changes everything about the quality of the content. When someone's income depends on how well a clip performs, they are not just going through the motions. They care about the hook. They care about the edit. They care about whether it actually gets views. That level of genuine investment from 130,000 creators is something you simply cannot manufacture. It is the thing that makes ClipHaus work at a level that nobody else in this space can replicate.

17,801 new clippers joined ClipHaus in the last week alone. We started July with over 100,000 clippers in our network. In one week we added nearly 18,000+ more. Word spread on its own. That is what happens when people actually get paid. ClipHaus is not just a network of clippers. It is a community with real hype, real moderation, and real people who are invested in every campaign we run. That energy is what separates a campaign that gets 500K views from one that gets 50 million. The best content deserves the best distribution. That is what we built. Visit cliphaus.net to see what ClipHaus can do for your next campaign.

ClipHaus works because the incentives are right. Clippers only get paid when content performs. Brands only spend when views are real. That alignment is everything.

The creator economy just hit $500 billion. Most of that money is still going to one-off posts that disappear in 48 hours. ClipHaus built a different model. 130,000+ clippers. Every campaign. Always on.