Paying clippers on screenshots
Per-view clipping deals settle on manually collected view counts. Every payout cycle is an evening of screenshots and a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
Learn more →For streamers & clip channels
The stream ends. The clips keep counting.
Your growth happens after you go offline — in the clips your team posts to TikTok, Shorts, and Reels. Buzzlytics rolls every clip up per stream, verifies clipper payouts, and pings you when one takes off.
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No idea which stream converts
Twitch and Kick tell you concurrents; they say nothing about which stream's clips actually pulled new viewers in from short-form.
Learn more →A clip army with no scoreboard
Five clippers, thirty accounts, zero shared visibility. The grinders can't prove themselves and the coasters blend in.
Learn more →Set up before your next stream
- Add every clip account — Create a project with your accounts and your clippers' accounts across TikTok, Shorts, and Reels.
- Tag clips to streams — One episode per stream (or per game, or per era). Caption matching suggests which clips belong to it.
- Run the program on autopilot — Leaderboard link in the Discord, payout CSV at the end of the cycle, breakout alerts telling you what to double down on.
Built for the way your team works
Every stream gets a scoreboard
Create an episode per stream or per era, tag the clips cut from it, and see total views, best clip, and views gained this week — across every clip account and platform at once.
Learn more →Per-view payouts you can defend
One CSV shows views gained per clip per account between any two dates, from daily view history. Settle every payout cycle in a click, with numbers both sides trust.
Learn more →A public leaderboard for the clip Discord
One shareable link ranks every clip account by views gained this week — no login needed. Pin it in your Discord and let clippers race each other up the board.
Learn more →Catch the clip that's popping off
Get pinged in Discord or Slack within hours of a clip breaking out — in time to repost it on every platform and clip more of the same moment.
Learn more →FAQ
Common questions
Do you track Twitch or Kick view counts?
We track the short-form side — TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, X, Facebook, and Snapchat — where stream clips actually reach new audiences. Your streaming dashboard covers the live side; Buzzlytics covers everything after.
Can I run a paid clipping program with this?
That's the core use case: per-view payout reports computed from daily view history, plus a public leaderboard your clippers can check without accounts.
How fast do view counts update?
Tracked accounts are rescraped continuously, and every video keeps a daily view-history series — so views-gained numbers reflect real deltas, not lifetime totals.