CorpusClip pricing: what you pay and what you get

In short: the first clip costs nothing and asks for nothing. Beyond that there are two shapes — a monthly subscription, or a one-time payment for lifetime access — and a refund tied to how the clips actually perform.

The free first clip

One clip, no account, no card. It exists so the question of price comes after you have seen a result on your own video rather than before. Paste a YouTube or Kick link and you get a finished vertical clip with captions.

The two paid shapes

• A monthly subscription, for people who would rather stay free to leave.
• Lifetime access for a single payment of €39, offered to the first thousand buyers as part of the launch.
• Converge, the scheduling module billed at €29 per month, is included in lifetime access.

Which one is cheaper depends entirely on your rhythm. Work out how many long videos you actually produced over the last six months, not how many you meant to. A steady weekly output makes the subscription reasonable; production concentrated around a launch or a season makes a one-time payment obviously better.

The refund tied to views

A clip published with the tool that reaches 2,000 views refunds half the purchase; 20,000 views refunds all of it. The thresholds apply to one clip, not to a total across several posts.

• The clip must be published mentioning @corpusclip — without it no post can be tied back to an account, so no views can be verified.
• The programme is limited to the first hundred creators.
• The tiers do not stack: 20,000 views refunds the purchase, not more.

It exists because a clipping tool is only worth what its clips do once published, and until someone has tried it on your material that question has no answer. The refund moves part of that risk from your side to ours.

Why there is no competitor price table here

Those prices change within weeks, and a wrong table is worse than no table at all. Tiers get renamed, launch promotions expire, currencies differ by region. Check the amounts on the relevant sites the day you decide. What stays stable is the structure — subscription against one-time payment — and that is what should drive the choice.