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Fliff | NFL Season Kickoff | $3.5K Budget $.75 CPM

Content RewardsContentFundPost on Instagram, TikTok, YouTubeClippingApply first
CPM$0.75Per 1K views
10K-view clip$7.50On TikTok

$1,636.76 of $3,411.69 left

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Before you start

Listed as open. Run by ContentFund. Application required. Payout examples use eligible views and listed terms, before any unknown platform fees.

Check the public listing on Content Rewards · Last observed 11 Nov, 1:08 am ET

Terms for each app

AppPer 1K eligible viewsFlat amountMinimum views to earnMinimum payoutMaximum per post
TikTok$0.75Not listed1.3K$1$250
Instagram$0.75Not listed1.3K$1$250
YouTube$0.75Not listed1.3K$1$250

Minimum views include any implied threshold from the minimum payout and flat amount. Examples assume eligible views and apply listed caps; approval and payment are not guaranteed. Platform fees are not verified here.

Location eligibility is not stated in the structured fields. Check the full brief for account requirements, footage permissions and exceptions.

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About

Fliff (@getfliff) has partnered with ContentFund for an NFL-focused creator campaign. Create engaging NFL content while incorporating the required Fliff bumper, CTA, promo code, and referral link. Review all campaign requirements and assets before posting and submitting content.
Post on
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube
Joining
Apply, and the brand accepts you first
Category
american-football, sports

Pay per clip

Illustrative gross pay on TikTok at $0.75 per 1K views.

  • 10K$7.50
  • 50K$37.50
  • 100K$75
  • 1M$250
Min payout$1
Max a clip$250
TikTok$0.75
Instagram$0.75
YouTube$0.75

Work out your pay

Estimated gross payout$37.50
Per clip$7.50

As TikTok pays on this campaign, before any platform fee.

Why this grade

B, Okay

Passes 3 of 5 checks

  • Pays wellMisses$7.50 for a 10K-view clip. The middle clipping campaign pays $10.
  • Pays at the topMissesThe best-paying quarter of clipping campaigns pays $20 or more.
  • Paying outPassesViews, approvals or spending in the last 14 days.
  • Room to earnPasses$1.6K left, enough for about 218 clips of 10K views.
  • Not ending soonPassesLasts 90+ days.

474 of 568 live clipping campaigns grade this well.

How grades work

How long will the budget last?

Forecast90+ daysAt the observed pace; not a deadline
Spent a day$6.15Over the last readings
Budget left48%$1,636.76 of $3.4K

$1,636.76 of $3,411.69 left

Daily views

701K views in 30 days 28%down on the week before
  1. 13 Oct19,293 views
  2. 14 Oct68,704 views
  3. 15 Oct106,831 views
  4. 16 Oct194,928 views
  5. 17 Oct58,021 views
  6. 18 Oct32,230 views
  7. 19 Oct19,733 views
  8. 20 Oct23,008 views
  9. 21 Oct32,538 views
  10. 22 Oct36,402 views
  11. 23 Oct18,596 views
  12. 24 Oct14,660 views
  13. 25 Oct8,553 views
  14. 26 Oct5,590 views
  15. 27 Oct4,824 views
  16. 28 Oct7,691 views
  17. 29 Oct6,885 views
  18. 30 Oct7,832 views
  19. 31 Oct3,863 views
  20. 1 Nov3,695 views
  21. 2 Nov2,296 views
  22. 3 Nov1,985 views
  23. 4 Nov1,937 views
  24. 5 Nov2,057 views
  25. 6 Nov1,515 views
  26. 7 Nov1,558 views
  27. 8 Nov2,589 views
  28. 9 Nov5,829 views
  29. 10 Nov6,065 views
  30. 11 Nov1,007 views

Track record

Observed campaign activity

Last approvalTodayA clip was approved for pay
Budget last went downTodayFrom our own readings
Platform-reported spending$1.8KSo far, as the platform shows
Reported spend per 1K views$0.7499% of the listed $0.75
Reported spend per clipper$221.878 clippers so far
Top clipper earned$1Ktintedvisior, 58% of all earned
Views2.4M
Approved posts200
Clippers8
Paid out$0
Launched
2 Sep
First seen
10 Nov, 9:01 am ET
Last checked
11 Nov, 1:08 am ET

Top clips

ClipAppViews
Andrew Luck’s football intelligence stood out during his time at Stanford, where he became known for his ability to read defenses, recognize coverages and make adjustments at the line of scrimmage. Download Fliff through the link in bio & use code TINTED | Get Up To $250 In Free Play #ad #FliffPartner @getfliff 
18+ | no purchase necessary | void where prohibited | see terms at getfliff.com His football knowledge was on full display during his appearance on Jon Gruden’s QB Camp ahead of the 2012 NFL Draft. Gruden put Luck through detailed film sessions, challenged his decisions and asked him to explain the reasoning behind specific plays. During the session, Luck broke down defensive formations, explained his reads and drew up plays on the whiteboard without hesitation. Gruden also tested his understanding of protections, route concepts and how to respond to different defensive looks. Gruden later said Luck’s football IQ was even greater than people realized, praising his ability to retain information, recognize coverages and apply what he studied. Luck’s preparation and understanding of the game helped make him the first overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts. He went on to earn four Pro Bowl selections and lead Indianapolis to the AFC Championship Game in his third season. His appearance on Gruden’s QB Camp remains a clear example of the detailed football knowledge he brought to the quarterback position. - #football #viral #trendingInstagram539K
U.S. women’s soccer star Carli Lloyd visited the Houston Texans’ training camp while the team was being filmed for HBO’s Hard Knocks. Download Fliff through the link in bio & use code TINTED | Get Up To $250 In Free Play #ad #FliffPartner @getfliff 
18+ | no purchase necessary | void where prohibited | see terms at getfliff.com Head coach Bill O’Brien decided to set up a field-goal kicking competition between Lloyd and Texans defensive tackle Vince Wilfork, who weighed around 325 pounds. Wilfork didn’t hesitate when O’Brien asked if he was ready, confidently replying, “Hell yeah, I’m always loose.”  Lloyd was fresh off helping the United States win the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup, where she scored a hat trick in the final against Japan. She was already known for her powerful and accurate kicking, making the matchup against a massive NFL defensive lineman even more entertaining. Wilfork stepped up and attempted field goals from 25 and 35 yards.  The competition became one of the memorable scenes from the Texans’ Hard Knocks season, with players and coaches laughing as Wilfork showed off his unexpected kicking skills. The clip brought together a World Cup champion and one of the NFL’s most recognizable defensive linemen for a challenge neither would normally face. - #football #viral #trendingInstagram314K
😱 EMMITT SMITH WON WITH A BROKEN SHOULDER! 🤯🔥 #nfl #shorts #football #sportsYouTube237K
When Aaron Glenn was the Detroit Lions’ defensive coordinator, HBO’s Hard Knocks captured him getting into a heated back-and-forth with assistant head coach Duce Staley during training camp. Download Fliff through the link in bio & use code TINTED | Get Up To $250 In Free Play #ad #FliffPartner @getfliff 
18+ | no purchase necessary | void where prohibited | see terms at getfliff.com The two coaches were talking trash as the Lions’ offensive and defensive units competed against each other in practice.  Staley coached Detroit’s running backs and served as assistant head coach, while Glenn led the defense from 2021 through 2024. Their exchange showed how competitive the Lions’ practices became, with the coaches getting just as fired up as the players. The confrontation was part of the team’s 2022 Hard Knocks footage, which followed Detroit through training camp.  The clip features two coaches going head-to-head while their units battled on the field, with neither backing down from the verbal exchange. It was competitive trash talk during practice, not a reported physical fight. Both coaches were pushing their players to compete, and the moment captured the intensity of Detroit’s training camp under head coach Dan Campbell. - #football #viral #trendingInstagram236K
DK Metcalf put his NFL speed to the test when he lined up against professional track athletes in the 100-meter dash at the 2021 USATF Golden Games. Download Fliff through the link in bio & use code TINTED | Get Up To $250 In Free Play #ad #FliffPartner @getfliff 
18+ | no purchase necessary | void where prohibited | see terms at getfliff.com The Seattle Seahawks wide receiver had gained attention for his incredible speed after chasing down Cardinals safety Budda Baker on a nearly 100-yard interception return. That play sparked a challenge from USA Track and Field, leading Metcalf to compete against some of the fastest sprinters in the country. Metcalf ran the 100 meters in 10.37 seconds, finishing ninth in his heat and 15th overall among 17 competitors. Despite getting off to a strong start, he fell behind the professional sprinters as the race continued and did not qualify for the final. The event was Metcalf’s first professional track competition since running track in high school, where he competed in hurdles and the long jump. After the race, Metcalf acknowledged the difference between football speed and elite sprinting, noting that the athletes he competed against trained specifically for track. American sprinter Cravon Gillespie won the event in 9.96 seconds, while Metcalf’s time was still a notable result for an NFL player competing against world-class runners. His appearance brought attention to the difference between the speed needed on a football field and the technique required to compete at the highest level of sprinting. - #football #viral #trendingInstagram102K
😱 DANTE HALL SENT THIS DEFENDER FLYING! 🤯🔥#nfl #shorts #football #sportsYouTube42K
Top clippersClipsViewsEarned
tintedvisior781.6M$1K
nohitmehrab614443K$331.27
rapofgodanurag93305K$223.05

How to join

  1. Open it on Content RewardsSign in or make a free account there.
  2. ApplyThe brand looks at your accounts and accepts you first.
  3. Post your clipOn Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, following the rules above.
  4. Send the link inContent Rewards checks the clip and pays for the views it counts.
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Common questions

How much does a 10K-view clip pay?

$7.50 on TikTok, at $0.75 per 1K views.

Do I need to apply?

Yes. You apply on Content Rewards and the brand accepts you before your clips count.

How long will the budget last?

About 90+ days at the pace it is spending now. Busy campaigns can run out faster.

Where does this information come from?

From Content Rewards's public campaign listing, read every 30 minutes. Last checked 11 Nov, 1:08 am ET.

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