Affiliate Disclosure
This page explains the money links on getpaidclipping.com in plain language. If a link on this site earns me a commission, I say so next to the link, before the link, on every page where the link appears. This page is the full version. The short version next to each link is the one that counts for the FTC.
What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link is a link to a product or program that pays me a commission if you buy, subscribe, or sign up through it, at no extra cost to you. The commission comes from the company, not from you. It does not change the price you pay. It does change my incentive, which is why the law requires me to tell you about it before you click. The Federal Trade Commission’s Endorsement Guides, 16 CFR Part 255, revised in 2023, treat any affiliate commission, referral bonus or revenue share as a material connection that must be disclosed clearly and conspicuously, before the link, in plain language, on every page where the link appears. A footer-only disclaimer, or a separate disclosure page alone, is not compliant. That is why every money link on this site carries its disclosure next to it, and why this page exists as well.
Penalties for inadequate disclosure can reach $53,088 per violation in 2026. In January 2026 the FTC sent warning letters to 23 affiliate networks and more than 140 individual publishers for inadequate disclosure. I do not want to be one of them, and you do not want to trust a site that hides its incentives.
Which links on this site are affiliate links?
| Program | What I earn if you use my link | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Whop Affiliates | 30% by default on purchases, recurring on subscriptions | Not approved yet — links go to whop.com, not tracking links |
| Whop Partners | Up to 30% of Whop’s gross profit (~0.9% of the business’s sales) | Not approved yet — links go to whop.com/partners |
| OpusClip | 25% recurring, first year | Not approved yet — links go to opus.pro/affiliate |
| Vizard | 25% of sales, first 12 payments, within 12 months | Not approved yet — links go to vizard.ai/affiliate |
| CapCut | Up to 35% recurring (reported, not confirmed) | Not approved yet — links go to capcut.com/partners/affiliate-program |
| Descript | $25 flat, one time, per qualifying subscriber | Not approved yet — links go to descript.com |
| Vyro referral | 20% of referred creator’s gross earnings, cap $500, 12 months | Not approved yet — links go to vyro.com |
Every link in that table is currently a link to the program’s own homepage or affiliate program page, not a tracking link. I have not been approved for any of these programs yet, and I have not generated any tracking links. When an approval lands, the tracking link will replace the homepage link, the disclosure next to it will stay exactly the same, and this page will be updated to say the link is live. Until then, clicking a link on this site does not earn me anything, and does not cost you anything.
What about Whop Content Rewards and Vyro clipping pay?
Per-view campaign pay is not affiliate income. When I clip for a Whop or Vyro campaign, the campaign pays me per 1,000 verified views for the clip. That is work pay, not a referral commission, and it is disclosed in the campaign brief, not in an affiliate disclosure. This site does not show my campaign earnings, and on Vyro it must not: Vyro’s content rules forbid promising income from Vyro and disclosing your own earnings from it. I do not publish earnings claims or payout screenshots anywhere on this site, for any platform.
Contact
Questions about a link, a rate, or a disclosure on this site? Email ace@getpaidclipping.com. I will answer, and I will fix a wrong rate or a missing disclosure when you point it out. Rates change, programs change, and this page changes with them.