Views scattered across four platforms
TikTok, Shorts, Reels, and X each tell a piece of the story. Nobody adds it up per episode — so nobody knows what actually worked.
Learn more →For podcasts & clipping teams
Your show lives on TikTok, Shorts, and Reels now. Buzzlytics rolls every clip up per episode, pays your clippers with one CSV, and pings you the moment a clip breaks out.
Start tracking freeTikTok, Shorts, Reels, and X each tell a piece of the story. Nobody adds it up per episode — so nobody knows what actually worked.
Learn more →Paying clippers per view means screenshotting counts at the start and end of every month, for every clip. It doesn't scale past one clipper.
Learn more →Without episode-level numbers, booking and format decisions run on vibes instead of the clips the audience already voted on.
Learn more →Create an episode, tag the clips cut from it — we suggest matches from captions — and see total views, best clip, and views gained this week across every platform. The screenshot your team channel wants every Monday.
Learn more →Export exactly how many views every clip and every account gained between two dates — computed from daily view history, not lifetime totals. Pick the payout window, download the CSV, pay your clippers.
Learn more →Share one link ranking every account by views gained this week. No login needed to view it — drop it in your clipper Discord and let the competition do the motivating.
Learn more →When a clip starts breaking out, get pinged in Slack, Discord, or email within hours — early enough to repost the moment to every other platform while it's still hot.
Learn more →FAQ
TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, X, Facebook, and Snapchat — with up to a year of view history per video, so episode numbers stay honest over time.
Yes — the payout report exports views gained per clip per account between any two dates, computed from daily view history. It's built exactly for per-view payout programs.
No. The leaderboard link is public — anyone with the link can see the ranking. Only you need a Buzzlytics account to manage the project.
No — Buzzlytics tracks your short-form clips, which is where podcast discovery happens now. Pair it with your hosting provider's download stats for the full picture.