The deadpan demo
Make the product the punchline. One clean frame, one honest action, zero inflated performance.
Creative distribution / independently published / verified
We turn one campaign idea into a distributed body of original short-form work. Different creators. Different cuts. Different audiences. Every published post verified before it counts.
Pilot / $1,500 40 verified posts · 20+ creators
Priced in verified posts. Not promised views.
Rejected work is excluded · minimum creator breadth contracted

Conceptual creative routes
The examples below are creative possibilities, not completed client work. The right campaign might use one route, all five, or something we have not named yet.
Make the product the punchline. One clean frame, one honest action, zero inflated performance.
Compress the idea until it lands before the viewer has time to scroll.
Let the creator's real point of view carry the product into their world.
Turn a feature or claim into something the audience can understand with the sound off.
Build an ending that folds back into the opening—and earns another watch.
Know what you are buying
How it works
One account posting repeatedly gets throttled and looks like spam. A broad creator network gives every clip its own creative angle, account history, and chance to travel.
Give us the product, audience, guardrails, source material, and campaign goal.
We match the brief with real creators whose content and audiences fit the campaign.
Each creator cuts an original clip and publishes it from their own account.
We screen authenticity, reject manipulation, and report only posts that pass.
Best for marketing teams with an English-speaking audience across multiple countries and a consistent need for short-form distribution.
The budget and audience geography usually make these campaigns inefficient for our model.
The verification layer
The category has a fraud problem. Buying a number labeled “views” is easy. Knowing whether people actually watched, reacted, and shared is harder. Every RelayClip post is scored before it becomes a billable deliverable.
The post followed the brief and shows a credible mix of reactions. It is included in the client report and creator payout.
CLIENT DELIVERY +1 / CREATOR PAIDUseful in context, never sufficient by itself.
Checked for depth, relevance, and suspicious repetition.
A deliberate action that is harder to simulate credibly.
No single signal decides. Weak likes with real comment and share activity are treated as organic; likes alone never carry a post.
A clip that fails the authenticity screen earns no creator payout and is excluded from your reported deliverables.
If one account takes an outsized share of a campaign, that is farming, not distribution. We detect and limit it.
Published clips are tracked against the campaign brief so your report reflects verified, in-scope work.
We are pre-launch, so there is no historical rate to publish yet. Once campaigns are live, clients will see the share of submissions we rejected and why. Showing what failed will matter as much as showing what passed.
Monthly plans
Every plan is defined by verified posts and creator breadth. Outcomes vary. The work we control is explicit.
$1,500/ campaign
$5,000/mo
$12,000/mo
Posts are the deliverable. We do not guarantee views, reach, or a CPM because platforms—not agencies—control distribution outcomes.
FAQ
No. Real people make every clip. Creators interpret your brief, edit original short-form content, and publish from accounts they operate.
No. One brief produces many different creative executions. The whole point is distributed originality: different creators, different clips, different accounts, and different audiences.
No. We guarantee the contracted number of verified posts and the minimum creator count. Social platforms decide distribution, so promising a specific view or reach outcome would be misleading.
We score each post using several signals: like-to-view ratio, comment ratio, share ratio, and how those signals weigh against each other. We also flag creator concentration. Posts that fail are not paid and do not count in your report.
Out-of-scope work does not count as a verified deliverable. We track each published clip against its campaign and replace rejected work until the contracted post count is met.
You should not rely on invented proof, and we will not offer any. Evaluate the operating model, contract terms, verification criteria, and reporting structure. A Pilot is the lowest-commitment way to test the process with your own campaign.
Campaign brief
We will use this to assess fit, creator availability, and the right starting plan.