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Beyond clipping · built for distribution

Awareness at scale.
Predictably.

Virality and distribution experts. We build creative, test it on the network we own, then scale across independent creators we brief, vet and manage.

Owned network readout
1.48B

Lifetime views — owned network, counted post by post (Jul–Aug 2026)

2.36M
Followers
Owned network · newest 2026-09-30
54.1M
Views / month
Owned network · newest 2026-09-30
35.0M
Engagements
Owned network · likes + comments · Jul–Aug 2026

Owned network only. Lifetime views and engagements from the Jul–Aug 2026 audit; followers and monthly views: latest pull per account, newest 2026-09-30. Partner-network views are never included.

Test, then scale

Creative tested on the network we own before the scale budget is spent.

Any country

Region-locked audiences with the data to prove it.

No ceiling

On reach, scaled to your view target across our global partner network.

Brands whose campaigns we’ve distributed

UFCSonyInterscopeRolling Loud Kanye WestKai CenatiShowSpeedAdin Ross Scott GallowayDavid SenraGavin Newsom Anaconda (film)The Breadwinner (film) KalshiPolymarketIBKR Prediction Market StakeRainbetOstiumAirLearnMindseye and more

Sectors served: Music labels & festivals · Film studios · Sports leagues · Live events · Influencers & creators · Bars & restaurants · Prediction markets · Sportsbooks & casinos · Fintech & trading.

The category

Why clipping hasn’t worked for advertisers who want to scale.

Clipping delivers real reach. How much of it you get depends on who runs the campaign — so we run it for you, and test it before it scales.

The promise

“Clipping”: networks of independent editors cut moments into short-form clips and flood social feeds, paid per thousand views. The reach is real — single campaigns have cleared hundreds of millions of views — and the buyers have gone mainstream: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Capitol Music Group and Mars all ran documented clipping campaigns in 2025–26 (Forbes · Marketing Brew). We were clipping before it had a name; now everyone wants in.

The gap

In a typical campaign the brand posts its brief as-is to a creator-distribution platform — clip this stream, this keynote, this trailer — with no read on which moments will travel, what the first second should show, or what won’t go viral at all. Rates are often set without regard to content quality. Small budgets sit on one platform. The creative often goes out untested, so the spend is committed before anyone learns what works. The reach is real. How much of it you get depends on who runs the campaign.

Your distribution expert

We ran campaigns on the biggest creator-distribution platforms and helped design one, and grew a network we own to 1.48B views (Jul–Aug 2026). Now we work as your campaign optimizers: we pick the moments and set rates, test the cuts on the network we own, and only what performs there scales across our global partner network of independent creators we brief, vet and manage. A controlled campaign: you sign off on the brief, the cut list and the creator requirements before launch; one report at the end.

POSTING THE BRIEF YOURSELF VS. WORKING WITH CAUGHT LIVE MEDIA
Doing it yourself Caught Live Media
Creative The full source goes out as the brief; creators clip what they think will work A cut list, plus a clear call on what will go viral
Creators Creator requirements are often left loose, so most accounts that join can post Creator requirements set in writing: niche, size and audience fit
Rates & budget Often one rate for all content, on one platform Rates set by content quality; budget split where it performs best
Proof You often learn what works only after the spend Creative tested on the network we own before you scale
Scale Reach depends on who joins the campaign Planned by account and region, then scaled through the partner network

Background: trade-press coverage of the clipping economy — 404 Media & Slate (Nov 2024), Digiday (May 2025), Forbes (Feb & Apr 2026), Marketing Brew (Apr 2026). Citations available.

The offer

One method. Two networks. One accountable team.

Organic Ad Science — the method we’ve spent years mastering: virality as construction, not luck. What to source, how to cut it, what the first second shows, when it posts. We test it on the network we own before your scale budget is spent.

Niche sourcing Virality curation Creative production Geo targeting Creative testing Owned distribution Partner distribution Audience analytics

What working with us gets you

Audience — who to reach and where they watch
Cut lists — the best moments, before anyone posts
What will go viral — a read before you spend
Creative testing — on the network we own first
Creator requirements — niche, size and fit
Rates by quality — budget split across platforms
Distribution — owned and partner, one campaign
Reporting — full report, every figure traceable
TWO NETWORKS, ONE CAMPAIGN
Owned network Partner network
What it is 19 niche and country accounts we own and operate Independent creator accounts we brief, vet and manage
Control You pre-approve every post before it goes live You sign off on the brief, cut list and creator requirements
Data Platform-reported age, gender and geography per account Views per clip; targeting by niche and creator selection
Geography Region-locked accounts in France, Germany, Japan and Korea Shaped by creator selection, not region-locked
Scale Our inventory: 54.1M views a month, latest pulls to 2026-09-30 No ceiling, scaled to your view target, quoted per campaign

The partner network extends reach beyond the accounts we own. Its views are reported per campaign and never added to the owned-network figures on this site.

Use cases

What a campaign with us looks like.

Whatever you sell, there’s an audience that already watches this kind of content on purpose. Seven ways advertisers work with us:

Launches, drops, tentpoles

Mass-reach launches

A view target and a launch window. We test the creative on the network we own, then scale it across our global partner network to your view target, quoted per campaign.

Studios, streamers, networks

Film, TV & tune-in

Release-week bursts across moments, reality and comedy accounts — and ongoing tune-in campaigns that put clips of your shows in front of the audience that decides what to watch next.

Labels, festivals, artists

Music drops & events

Song and festival promotion through music, moments and streams accounts we own — the format labels already buy.

Fintech, gaming, consumer apps

App growth

Trading apps, games and consumer apps put the product in front of US men 25–54 on the network we own.

Hospitality, retail, market entries

Regional & local pushes

Region-locked country accounts concentrate a bar opening, a market entry or a localized campaign in one country, with the data to prove it.

Creators, podcasts, thought leaders

Creator & brand growth

We run distribution for streamers, podcasts and executive brands — clipping, posting, and building an audience that compounds.

CPG, QSR, consumer brands

Always-on brand presence

A monthly share-of-voice across the niches your buyer already follows — native placements, not interruptions.

And so much more. Physical products, services, stunts, anything with an audience: we build around your outcome and find the creative way in.

How it runs

How a campaign runs.

Six stages, in order — and you sign off on the brief, the cut list and the creator requirements before launch.

Brief

Audience, region, view target.

Plan

Cut list, creator requirements, rates.

Creative

Built with you, signed off by you.

Test

On the network we own, before scale.

Scale

Across owned and partner networks.

Report

One report, every figure traceable.

Pricing · market context

How pricing works.

Owned network: priced per audience, benchmarked against what that audience costs on the open ad market. Global partner network: quoted per campaign, scaled to your view target. Strategy and custom creative are quoted per project once we’ve scoped the brief. One campaign, one quote, every figure traceable.

Where we sit in your media plan

Published market rates per 1,000 impressions, and what each impression actually is. Every channel here buys something different — this is the map we price against, audience first.

Medium Market CPM What the impression is Source / evidence
Caught Live Media — owned network Priced per audience
typical range $3–25
A chosen view inside a feed they follow — watched as content Benchmark: +53% more attention than display (Sharethrough/IPG)
Broadcast TV — primetime $43.50 avg 30-second interruption during a break Media Dynamics 2025–26 upfront · Solomon $45–49
Sponsored creator content $36–41 effective A creator’s paid integration, watched as content Outloud Group 2023–25 (creator fee ÷ organic views)
CTV / streaming $27.25 avg Unskippable, but passively co-viewed Media Dynamics · Solomon $23–34
Cable TV — primetime $19.35 30-second spot, shrinking reach Media Dynamics · Solomon $21–23
Podcast ads $18–26 Host-read audio break Solomon Partners 2025 · Libsyn rate card
Broad social ads — all platforms $8–25 Declared ad unit in-feed Forbes 2026 (cross-platform band)
Meta — Facebook & Instagram ads $4–18 Interruptive ad unit in-feed Gupta Media · Sovran CPM trackers 2025–26
Billboards / OOH $2–16 A passive glance in transit — no sound, no story Solomon Partners / OAAA 2025 (DOmedia contract data)
Radio $4–8 Background audio Solomon Partners 2025

The impression we sell is the one people chose. Native-format content earns +53% more attention than display (Sharethrough/IPG), and 86–93% of viewers actively avoid TV and video advertising (Kantar 2023 · eMarketer 2025). A chosen view inside a followed feed is a different unit than an interruption — that’s the premium we price the owned network to.

The owned network

Every account is its own targetable market.

The network we own is sold as placements, tests your creative and backs every figure here. Each account is built for its niche, run by us.

@caughtlivemoments

Viral moments

719.9M

Lifetime views

Followers
1.1M
Avg / post
927.7K
Engagements
10.9M

776 posts · since 2025-02-15
62% M · US 52% · GB 11%

@caughtlivebloopers

Comedy / bloopers

375.4M

Lifetime views

Followers
743.3K
Avg / post
566.2K
Engagements
7.8M

663 posts · since 2025-04-09
59% M · US 59% · GB 10%

@caughtlivestreams

Streamer culture

113.3M

Lifetime views

Followers
128.1K
Avg / post
686.9K
Engagements
5.6M

165 posts · since 2025-10-06
74% M · US 58% · GB 8%

@top1000gaming

Gaming

98.1M

Lifetime views

Followers
166.5K
Avg / post
1.1M
Engagements
6.4M

90 posts · since 2025-11-30
76% M · US 45% · GB 12%

@caughtlivesports

Sports

58.5M

Lifetime views

Followers
84.9K
Avg / post
398.0K
Engagements
844.9K

147 posts · since 2025-04-08
72% M · US 50% · GB 10%

@caughtliveinterview

Interviews / podcasts

30.4M

Lifetime views

Followers
83.2K
Avg / post
326.5K
Engagements
1.6M

93 posts · since 2025-12-19
72% M · US 71% · GB 5%

@caughtlivemusic

Music

15.5M

Lifetime views

Followers
17.5K
Avg / post
343.4K
Engagements
679.0K

45 posts · since 2025-05-19
74% M · US 44% · GB 7%

@caughtliverealitytv

Reality TV

11.4M

Lifetime views

Followers
13.5K
Avg / post
154.3K
Engagements
823.8K

74 posts · since 2026-06-14
47% M · US 35% · GB 10%

Building their audiences now: @caughtlivecommercials — ads & commercials · @caughtlivenostalgia — nostalgia · @caughtlivetech — tech · @caughtlivepolitics — politics · @caughtliverap — rap · @caughtlivenature — nature · @caughtlivefashion — fashion. Full stat cards once they mature.

Lifetime views, engagements, posts and average per post are from the Jul–Aug 2026 audit; followers and audience splits: latest pull per account, newest 2026-09-30.

Beyond these accounts, our global partner network of independent creators carries campaigns that need more reach. Its views are excluded from every figure on this site.

One brand. Any market on earth.

Region-locked country accounts: dedicated accounts whose audience is concentrated in one country — the way to put a campaign in front of a specific market, with the data to prove it landed there.

@caughtlivejapan

Japan — Japanese

27.1M

Lifetime views

Followers
15.9K
Avg / post
552.4K
Engagements
106.7K

49 posts · since 2026-04-27
48% M · JP 98% · US 1%

@momenteimtv

Germany — German

14.1M

Lifetime views

Followers
8.1K
Avg / post
169.8K
Engagements
125.7K

83 posts · since 2026-04-07
59% M · DE 82% · AT 8%

@momentsendirect

France — French

13.2M

Lifetime views

Followers
23.6K
Avg / post
102.4K
Engagements
159.3K

129 posts · since 2026-03-16
63% M · FR 75% · BE 6%

@caughtlivekorea

Korea — Korean

5.1M

Lifetime views

Followers
5.0K
Avg / post
154.4K
Engagements
40.1K

33 posts · since 2026-04-28
57% M · KR 93% · US 3%

Who watches the network we own.

Follower-weighted and platform-reported, owned network only: latest pull per account, newest 2026-09-30.

63%

Male

72%

Aged 25–54

53%

United States

Top countries

United States53%
United Kingdom10%
Canada5%
Australia4%
India2%
Germany2%

Gender

Men63%
Women20%
Unspecified17%

Age

13–171%
18–248%
25–3423%
35–4429%
45–5420%
55–6413%
65+7%

Region-locked accounts live today in France, Germany, Japan and Korea — new ones are built to order for any country, niche or age group.

Let’s build your campaign.

Tell us the audience, the region, the outcome and the view target you need. We’ll come back with a plan across both networks, the audience we project it reaching and our read on the creative — before you commit a dollar.

  • No spend commitment to see a plan
  • A plan, a projection and a creative read in reply
  • US-based, running campaigns worldwide

Or write to us directly

info@caughtlivemedia.com

Campaign brief

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One moment.

We reply with a plan and a projection before anything is booked.