Most 100K+ podcasters and YouTubers sit on 40-90 minutes of raw footage per episode and post maybe 1-2 clips from it themselves. That's leaving 15-20 viable clips on the table every single episode.

Here's the actual bottleneck: it's not that clipping doesn't work — it's that it's a full-time job nobody on a creator's team has time for. Sourcing hooks, editing for retention, formatting per-platform (9:16 vs 1:1 vs 16:9), captioning, and posting on a schedule across 4 platforms is easily 15-20 hours/week of work.

The creators who win at this either hire an in-house editor (expensive, slow to find good ones) or plug into a clipper network that already has the workflow built.

We built PeakClips around the second model: we manage a vetted network of clippers who turn your long-form content into short-form clips across TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and X — you review before anything posts, and get a weekly view/growth recap.

If you're sitting on footage that isn't getting clipped, that's compounding views you're not getting. Happy to break down what a clip pipeline would look like for your specific format (podcast, interview, livestream) — drop a comment.