VeloClips Launches Clipping Service That Puts Your Content All Over Social Media

TORONTO - EntSun -- TORONTO, October 17, 2026 — If you're a brand and nobody sees your content, VeloClips was built for you. VeloClips today opened its clipping agency to brands and small businesses. Hand over your content and set a budget, and VeloClips' network of creators will cut it into short-form clips and post them across social media. You pay only for verified views. It solves the feed problem: your customers live on social media, but keeping up with the posting pace is a full-time job you don't have. VeloClips turns the content you already have into clips posted everywhere your customers are scrolling, and the creators posting them earn per thousand verified views, so they're motivated to make clips that perform. For brands that want traction on social media, VeloClips is the shortcut: your content, a network of creators, clips everywhere, and payment only for views that actually land. VeloClips manages the full operation: creator sourcing, view tracking, quality control, payouts, and reporting. The brand sees exactly what each campaign delivered. The agency is now accepting brands into its pilot program at VELOclips.com. About VeloClips VeloClips is a clipping agency that runs short-form video campaigns for brands. Clients fund custom clip campaigns; the agency manages creator sourcing, view tracking, quality control, and payouts; and clippers earn per thousand verified views. Learn more at VELOclips.com. Media contact: VeloClips support@veloclips.com VELOclips.com

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