Sports Clipping Campaigns: How to Get Paid to Clip NFL, NBA and F1

Sports clipping means cutting short videos from games, sports shows or player highlights and getting paid for every 1,000 views. On November 12, 2026, Content Rewards had live sports campaigns for the NFL, NBA, F1 and football. Most paid $1.00 to $1.50 per 1,000 views.

The biggest was F1 Aston Martin x Coinbase, with a $15,000 budget and 195 creators. Here is what is open, what it pays, and how to join.

Which sports clipping campaigns are live?

Here is what the campaign pages showed on November 12, 2026. CPM means cost per 1,000 views.

NFL

• Clash x HOH: 2010s NFL Trivia: $5,000 budget, opened November 12. $1.25 on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, up to $250 per clip.
• Clash x HOH: 2020s NFL Trivia: same rates. It had used $4,485 of $5,000, so it was close to done.

NBA

• Cal Scruby NBA Edits: LeBron James Miami Heat edits set to a song. $1.25 on TikTok and Instagram, up to $500 per clip.
• Khantrast Bully: a Jalen Brunson edit to the song. $1.80 per 1,000 views, with a $50 minimum payout per clip.
• NBA Lakers vs Portland: $0.70 per 1,000 views. You apply first.

F1

• F1 Aston Martin x Coinbase: fan reactions and behind the scenes moments from a race weekend in Austin. $1.00 on all three apps, up to $150 per clip.

Football (soccer)

• RIFINO: clips from a football analysis show. $1.00 on all three apps.
• Yousri El Anbri: clips of a young Dutch defender. $1.00 on TikTok. It opened on November 12.

Any sport

• Spitty FTW sports edits: any sport, set to the song. $0.20 per 1,000 views, but 616 creators had joined and their clips had over 5 million views.

What do sports clipping campaigns pay?

Sports campaigns had a median of $1.50 per 1,000 views on November 10, 2026, across 13 campaigns (highest-paying clipping niches). The middle half ran from $0.50 to $1.50.

To work out pay, divide views by 1,000 and multiply by the rate. A Clash x HOH clip with 80,000 views earns $100. The cap is $250, so views past 200,000 on one clip add nothing.

Content Rewards takes a 10% fee from each CPM payout. So that $100 clip pays you $90 (how payout fees work).

Watch the minimum payout. On the Khantrast campaign, it is $50 per clip. At $1.80, a clip needs about 27,800 views to reach it.

What about sports apps?

Training apps pay for sports content too. These are slideshows or short videos about the sport, with the app shown at the end:

• Repz: HYROX fitness racing slideshows. $2.00 on TikTok and Instagram.
• PuckBrain: hockey slideshows. $1.50 on TikTok.
• Padel AI: padel tips and mistakes. $1.50 on TikTok.

These suit you if you already run a page about one sport.

What footage can you use?

Use only the footage the brief gives you or allows. Leagues and broadcasters guard game footage closely, and a clip that breaks the brief can be rejected.

Show and podcast campaigns like Clash x HOH and RIFINO give you full episodes to cut. Edit campaigns like Spitty and Cal Scruby are about the song, so the brief says which highlights fit. If you're not sure, read is clipping legal?

How do you join and get paid?

1. Open the campaign page and tap Join Campaign, or apply if the campaign asks.
2. Cut your clip with the best moment in the first second.
3. Post it from an account you connected to Content Rewards.
4. Put a clear ad disclosure at the start, then submit the clip within 30 minutes of posting.

These rules come from our guide to earning more. The brand reviews each clip before it pays. See how clipping payouts work for the timeline.

Can sports brands run a clipping campaign?

Yes. Sports shows, teams, athletes and sports apps can pay clippers per 1,000 views. You set the rate, the cap per clip and the footage clippers can use.

Campaigns start at $1,000, and you review every clip before it is paid. To start one, launch a campaign. For budget help, see how to run a clipping campaign.

What is Content Rewards?

Content Rewards is a marketplace where brands launch clipping and UGC campaigns and creators get paid for views (About). It has paid $15M+ to creators. More than 1M creators have signed up and 500k+ have posted. More than 1,900 brands and agencies have run 6,000+ funded campaigns (Clipping Data).

FAQ

Can you get paid to make sports edits?

Yes. On November 12, 2026, Content Rewards had live campaigns for NFL, NBA, F1 and football clips. Most paid $1.00 to $1.50 per 1,000 views.

Are there NBA clipping campaigns?

Yes. On November 12, 2026, NBA campaigns paid $0.70 to $1.80 per 1,000 views. Two were song edits featuring LeBron James and Jalen Brunson.

Do I need followers to clip sports?

No. You get paid for the views each clip gets, so a new account can earn too. See how to start clipping with no followers.

Which sports campaign pays the most?

On November 12, 2026, Repz paid the most at $2.00 per 1,000 views. For NBA edits, Khantrast paid $1.80.

How old do I have to be?

You must be at least 18 to use Content Rewards (Terms).

Start clipping sports

Ready to post? Join the Clash x HOH NFL campaign or find another live campaign.