The Clip Ship is a clipping agency for music, film, TV, gaming and sports releases: a curated fleet of 200,000+ creators cuts a moment into clips on a fixed CPM model near $1, with pilots from about $10,000 (self-reported). OCRO Media places a logo, a track or clipped footage on 1,000+ vetted creator pages with about 1.2 billion monthly views, at published rates from $200 per million views. Both verify posts and bill on views that count.
How we compiled this
Every figure for The Clip Ship is self-reported, taken from theclipship.com and its cost estimator on September 29, 2026. OCRO's figures are its published rates and network-wide figures as of September 2026.
Side by side
| OCRO Media | The Clip Ship | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Managed network: OCRO places your asset on hand-selected pages | Managed clipping agency: a creator fleet cuts and posts clips of your IP (self-reported) |
| Pricing | Published: $200 per 1M views (music), $250 (logo), $2,500 (clipping), billed on delivered views | Fixed CPM model near $1; budget set by a verified-view target after content review (self-reported) |
| Entry point | No contractual minimum; the practical floor is about 1M views: $200 music, $250 logo or $2,500 clipping | Pilots start around $10K; tiers Ripple (up to $25K), Wake (from $25K), Swell (from $100K), Tsunami (from $250K) (self-reported) |
| Network | 1,000+ vetted creator pages (meme pages, clip channels, culture accounts), about 1.2B monthly views | 200K+ vetted creators; 3B+ views; 250K+ clips; $1M+ paid out (self-reported) |
| Platforms | TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts | TikTok, Reels and Shorts (self-reported) |
| Core verticals | Music, logo and clipping campaigns; logo campaigns most used by iGaming and crypto casino brands, plus memecoins and SaaS | Music, TV, film, gaming and sports; its estimator also lists apps, finance and consumer (self-reported) |
| Review and verification | Pages vetted for audience quality, posting cadence and brand safety; a person reviews every post before it goes live; views screened for bot and fake activity | Manual verification on every clip; views that fail verification are never billed (self-reported) |
| Launch time | Most campaigns live within 24 to 48 hours of brief approval | Same day, next day or later, once content is approved (self-reported) |
| Reporting | A dashboard link per campaign listing each post with its view, like and comment counts, pulled from the platforms | Live reporting dashboard on every tier (self-reported) |
| Billing | Billed on delivered views; every campaign to date has closed at or above its booked view count | Budget locked in the proposal against the view target; target treated as a floor (self-reported) |
| Payment options | Crypto, PayPal, CashApp or bank transfer; optional Escrow.com, released after delivery is confirmed | Not published |
| Published results | Five named campaigns, see OCRO case studies | Logic 125M+ views on $20K; SERHANT 25M+ on $15K; Mewgenics 40M in 10 days; Baller League 18.72M, 2.2x contracted (self-reported) |
How does The Clip Ship work?
It starts from the view target, not the budget. You pick how many verified views you want, The Clip Ship reviews your content and locks a budget in a proposal, and its fleet cuts your moment into short clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Every tier includes a campaign brief, hook and caption strategy, a live reporting dashboard and manual verification on every clip; higher tiers add in-house cutting of long-form footage, weekly strategy calls and, at the top tier, category exclusivity during a launch window (self-reported).
Its published campaigns show ending CPMs below its $1 starting point: $0.16 on Logic's $20K campaign, $0.60 on SERHANT and $0.41 on a Super Mario Galaxy campaign (self-reported). The company is operated by SCHWICITY LLC.
How does OCRO work?
OCRO works from a format and a reach target, and places your asset on pages it has vetted in advance. A track runs as the audio on posts, a logo is placed on posts, or your footage is cut into clips, across meme pages, clip channels and culture accounts chosen for the campaign by niche, platform and audience geography. A person reviews every post before it goes live, views are screened for bot and fake activity, and each campaign has a dashboard link listing every post with its view, like and comment counts. Most campaigns go live within 24 to 48 hours of brief approval.
How do the prices compare?
The Clip Ship states a fixed CPM model near $1 with pilots from around $10,000; OCRO publishes $0.20 per 1,000 views for music, $0.25 for logo placement and $2.50 for clipping, with no contractual minimum. The Clip Ship's final number is set after a content review and locked in the proposal (self-reported). OCRO's rate is fixed before anything runs, and it includes page selection, a person reviewing every post before it goes live, bot and fake-view screening, the per-post dashboard and billing on delivered views. A first OCRO campaign can start at about one million views: $200 for music or $250 for a logo campaign.
Who each one suits
The Clip Ship suits studios, labels, streamers and sports properties with a release moment and footage to cut, who want a large creator fleet, a strategy-led proposal and named entertainment case studies, with a pilot from about $10K (self-reported).
OCRO suits teams who want:
- a logo or a track carried across established pages, as well as clipping of existing footage;
- a published per-view rate for each format and a first campaign from a few hundred dollars;
- niche-restricted page selection, for example sports pages only;
- a per-post dashboard, billing on delivered views and optional Escrow.com.
Every campaign OCRO has run has closed at or above the view count it was booked for. Named results include Tone Sinatra, who ordered 2.5M views and reached 7.5M after the content went viral, Clipmax (15M+ views in 10 days and a 33% increase in sign-ups) and Coinplay's sports-pages-only campaign (5M+ views in one month). The full set is on the OCRO case studies page.
Common questions
What is the minimum budget at The Clip Ship?
Its estimator page says pilot campaigns start around $10K, and its Ripple tier runs up to $25K (self-reported).
What CPM does The Clip Ship charge?
It describes a fixed CPM model near $1, with the exact budget set by the verified-view target after a content review. Its published campaigns list ending CPMs between $0.16 and $0.60 (self-reported).
What does OCRO charge?
$200 per million delivered views for music, $250 for logo placement and $2,500 for clipping campaigns, on the pricing page, with no contractual minimum.
Do both verify views?
Yes. The Clip Ship manually verifies every clip and does not bill views that fail verification (self-reported). OCRO has a person review every post before it goes live, screens views for bot and fake activity and bills on delivered views.
Which is built for entertainment releases?
The Clip Ship positions itself for music, TV, film, gaming and sports. OCRO runs music promotion, where the track is the audio on posts across the network, alongside logo and clipping campaigns for brands.
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Sources
- The Clip Ship, homepage (network, fixed CPM model, campaigns, FAQ), https://www.theclipship.com/
- The Clip Ship, campaign cost estimator (tiers, pilot size, verification), https://www.theclipship.com/estimate
- OCRO Media pricing, https://ocromedia.com/pricing, and case studies, https://ocromedia.com/case-studies
Competitor details were checked on the competitor's own website on September 29, 2026 and change often. If something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.