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Co-Founder @cliphausinc

Mass Organic Content Distribution • 7B+ Views • 100K+ Creators

[P @PeterTerrySint]

There's a reason a brand account with 500k followers can post something and get 200 likes.

People know the brand is talking about itself.

When we ran FotMob's World Cup campaign, nobody saw 3,338 videos and thought "this is an ad."

They saw clip after clip from different creators, different accounts, different voices all posting about the same app during the biggest football tournament in the world.

That's not advertising. That's culture.

FotMob's downloads quadrupled in the same window.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

ClipHaus started in fitness and supplements.

Then music. Then crypto. Then politicians. Then film and TV.

Every single time we entered a new industry someone told us clipping wouldn't work there. The audience is different. The content doesn't translate. The buyers won't trust it.

We proved them wrong every time.

Turns out when you have 130,000 real creators posting content that actually looks native to the platform, it works everywhere. Every niche. Every audience. Every campaign.

Omnipresence is not industry specific. It is a distribution problem. And we solved it.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

When we started ClipHaus we were trying to explain a model that didn't exist yet.

No case studies to point to. No playbook to follow. Just a belief that getting 100,000 real creators to post your content organically would beat anything you could buy on an ad platform.

The hardest part wasn't building the network. It was convincing the first brands to trust something they had never seen before.

Now the roster speaks for itself. And the pipeline takes care of itself.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

We added 17,801 clippers to ClipHaus in the last seven days.

No ads. No recruitment campaign. Just people seeing real payouts happening and wanting in.

I think about this a lot. Most brands spend everything on the creative and almost nothing on who is actually pushing it out. The content is important. But the community behind it is what makes or breaks a campaign.

ClipHaus has 130,000 clippers who are genuinely invested in every campaign we run. They are not bots. They are not paid to recruit. They show up because this is how they make money and they take that seriously.

That level of buy-in from a distribution network is rare. It is honestly the thing I am most proud of building.

The best content in the world still needs the right people behind it.

That is what we built at ClipHaus.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

Clipping is now a mainstream performance marketing channel.

Brands pay per view. Creators get paid per view. Everyone wins.

ClipHaus built the infrastructure before anyone called it mainstream.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

130,000+ clippers joined ClipHaus without a single recruitment ad.

Word spread because the money is real and the model works.

That is the part I am most proud of.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

We went from one campaign to running the biggest organic network in the world.

A year in. No investors. No ads. Just results.

ClipHaus is what happens when the product sells itself.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

Today is Give Something Away Day.
So here's something free.

The brands winning on social in 2026 are not the ones with the biggest budgets.

They are the ones whose content feels real.

ClipHaus puts 135,000+ real creators behind your brand.

That is the edge.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

@0xdeeteesol Apply on our website!
Looking forward to it.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

ClipHaus is Hiring. 3 roles. All remote.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

Most founders obsess over the product.

We obsessed over the network.

130,000+ clippers later that obsession is paying off for every brand we work with.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

TikTok Shop is projected to hit $23 billion in the US this year alone.

Every brand is trying to figure out how to be inside that.

ClipHaus has 130,000 clippers already posting across every platform every single day.

The infrastructure is already built.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

The FIFA World Cup Final is July 19.
We already ran a World Cup campaign this tournament.

FotMob. 50M+ views. 3,338 videos across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

Their daily downloads quadrupled during the same window.

130,000+ clippers. One campaign. That's what we do.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

More than half of all influencer deals now tie payment to real outcomes.

Clicks. Conversions. Sales.

That was ClipHaus from day one.

We didn't follow that shift. We started it.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

Brands are moving away from flat fee sponsorships.

They want to pay for performance now.

That's exactly how ClipHaus has worked from day one.

We didn't follow that trend. We set it.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

63% of people would rather watch a short video than read about a product.

We built an entire company around that one stat.

ClipHaus turns one piece of content into thousands of clips across every platform.

That's not a trend. That's just where attention lives now.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube now account for over 60% of product discovery.

More than Google.

Every single ClipHaus campaign hits all three at the same time.

130,000+ clippers. One campaign.
Everywhere at once.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

The cost to acquire a customer on Meta just hit $38 on average.

For legal and finance brands it's $187.

ClipHaus runs campaigns at a fraction of that.

Performance based. Every single time.

The math isn't close.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

Two years ago I was trying to explain to brands what clipping even was.

Now we have Coinbase, Gymshark, Janet Jackson all running through ClipHaus.

The market didn't change overnight.

We just kept building.

[P @PeterTerrySint]

We started ClipHaus with one idea.

Pay people to clip. Let the content do the work.

100,000+ clippers later, that idea is running campaigns for some of the biggest brands in the world.

And we're just getting started.