From ClipHub — 82.5M views, 969 creators, €31,179 paid out, and campaigns for networks like Banijay — to the tools thousands of people use every day. We build it. We grow it.
“I spend four hours a day chasing clippers for receipts.”
“My TikTok scraper breaks every two weeks. Every campaign, I’m rebuilding it.”
“By the time I find a new store to pitch, three other agencies already cold-mailed them.”
Five of the six below are live and run by us today; the last ships soon. That is the difference between an agency that has read about your problem and one that has lived it.
Creator-led brands want their content clipped and spread, but chasing clippers for receipts and paying them by hand does not scale.
A two-sided clipping platform. Hubs, campaigns, submissions, multi-platform view tracking, and automatic monthly payouts — every part custom.
Read the case studyClippers need short-form clips to post, and cutting them by hand from long video is the slowest step in the loop.
An iOS clip generator: long video in, 9:16 clips out — transcript, viral-moment detection, reframing, captions, render. It feeds ClipHub directly.
SEO only pays if somebody publishes every week, forever. Almost nobody does, so the slow engine never starts.
A content engine that finds relevant news, writes SEO-optimised articles with citations, and publishes them to any site over a REST API. It writes for ClipHub too.
You can see the numbers go flat. You cannot see why. So you guess — and guessing is the most expensive thing a brand does.
It scrapes an Instagram or TikTok profile, reads every comment under every video to find what the audience actually wants, and benchmarks the account against three competitors in the same niche.
By the time you have built a list of companies worth pitching, it is stale — and three other agencies have already emailed them.
You name the niche and the region. It filters thousands of sources and returns a verified list of companies within 24 hours. If you would rather not send the emails yourself, we run the outreach too.
General-purpose translators mangle classical Arabic — they drop the honorifics, choke on scanned PDF layouts, and are never accurate enough for scholarly work.
An Arabic-to-English translator built for Islamic scholars. It keeps honorifics like رحمه الله in their original script, strips headers, footers and page numbers out of complex PDFs, and holds context across a whole document for publication-ready output.
Three of them lock into a single loop:
That loop feeds itself. The other three — lead generation, audience analysis, scholarly translation — prove the same thesis in niches of their own: pick one specific problem in content or growth, and build the tool that solves it properly. That is what we know how to build, and it is what we build for the creators and brands we work with.
A clipping platform for creators and creator-led brands. Hubs, submissions, view tracking, automatic payouts — every part custom. Keep scrolling to see where it stands today.
Clippers from across the Netherlands — gaming streamers, podcast hosts, lifestyle creators. They join hubs, post clips to their favourite social platform, and get paid automatically per 1,000 views. Together they hold 2,447 memberships across 21 hubs.
Submissions are the clips clippers entered for a campaign. Our system refreshes view counts 2× per day. You do nothing — we calculate what you’ve earned every night, automatically.
Only real views from real viewers. No bots, no inflated metrics. CPMs run from €0.30 to €2.50 per 1,000 views — depending on the hub and campaign.
On the 1st of every month we automatically pay every clipper who hit their campaign milestones. No minimum, no invoices, no delay. Just a regular bank transfer — all you need is an account.
Hubs, campaigns, leaderboards, payouts — all running on the dashboard above. Take a look.
Two pillars. Most engagements start with a build and continue as growth; some are only one or the other. If your project spans both, that is the normal case, not the exception.
We keep the process small on purpose. Most projects start on a Monday call and have a working prototype inside two weeks. Here's the shape of it.
A 30-minute call where you describe the problem and we ask the questions that actually matter. No slides, no pitch. Just enough understanding to know if we're the right fit and what shape the solution should take.
Outcome →A clear, written problem statement and a rough idea of what we'd build.
Within 48 hours of the call, you get a one-page proposal. Scope, deliverables, timeline, price, payment terms. No PDFs with seventeen pages of disclaimers — just what we're building, when it's done, and what it costs.
Outcome →A signed proposal and a 50% upfront invoice. Work starts the same week.
We work in short cycles with regular demos. You see real progress every few days, not a black box for six weeks. If something needs to change mid-build, we have the conversation early — not in the final week.
Outcome →A working tool, deployed to your environment, with documentation and a handover walkthrough.
Most projects don't end at launch — they evolve. We offer optional monthly retainers for ongoing maintenance, new features, and the inevitable "can it also do X?" requests. No pressure, no lock-in.
Outcome →A tool that keeps working, with someone who already knows the codebase if you need changes later.
That's the whole process. The first step is the only one that requires anything from you — and it's free.
Plan that first call →30 minutes. No slides, no pitch. You describe the problem, we ask the questions that matter, and we figure out together if there’s something worth building.
