Get paid for streamer clips: Domer pays $20 per 100K views

Prime Oracles has a clipping campaign from Domer, a Minecraft streamer with 8.71M subscribers on YouTube. It does not pay a flat rate per 1,000 views: it pays by view thresholds — $20 if your clip reaches 100K views, $45 at 500K, $90 at a million.

The campaign has been running since 9 June and closes on 31 October 2026. Of the $2,124 budget, $1,665 is already paid out, leaving $459 — roughly twenty payouts at the lowest threshold. Here are the terms, the requirements and the steps.

The campaign at a glance

One thing to check before you plan anything: the audience filter on this campaign is CIS, and the source material is in Russian. If your account speaks to a Russian-speaking gaming audience, this is a fit. If you work English-speaking Tier-1 traffic, look at the English-language briefs in the same section instead.

You do not film anything. You take Domer's videos and streams, cut a short clip and post it on your own account. The source files open straight from the card with the "Открыть материалы" (Open materials) button, which points to his channel.

How threshold payouts work

Most campaigns on the platform pay a fixed rate per 1,000 views. This one is different: you get paid for the highest threshold your clip reaches, and one threshold means one payout.

Two consequences worth understanding before you start editing.

A clip below 100,000 views earns nothing. The entry bar is high — this is not $2 from three thousand views, as in the per-1,000 briefs. The campaign is built for clippers who already know how to push cuts into the recommendation feed.

Many 100K clips beat one million-view clip. The first threshold carries the best price per view in this campaign: $0.20 per 1,000 against $0.09 higher up. Five clips at 100K views pay $100; one clip at 500K pays $45; one at a million pays $90. Steady volume wins here over betting on a single viral hit.

Who Domer is

Domer is a Minecraft creator and streamer; his TikTok profile name is Sergey Kamyshnikov. The main YouTube channel, Domer Grief (@domer.official), has 8.71M subscribers and around 880 videos. His TikTok, @mrdomer, has 1.3M followers and 10.2M likes.

The content is griefing shows, trolling and player checks, and survival challenges, shot mostly on his own ReallyWorld server. He also runs a merch store and a Telegram channel. A recent upload passed 1.36M views in five days, so there is no shortage of fresh material — and clear demand for clips of it.

For editing, that means one thing: reactions and emotion carry the clip. Under the campaign rules, Domer himself has to be the lead of your cut — not you, not another player.

Clip requirements

• Domer is the main character of the clip. That is the first line of the brief.
• Maximum 3 parts from one video, each up to 2 minutes. The rule has been in force since 9 July 2026: slicing one stream into a dozen clips gets the payout refused.
• Live content, not screenshots. Slideshows of stills are not accepted.
• The clip must have been published no more than a week ago. Old uploads from your account cannot be submitted.
• Required hashtags: #домер #domergrief.
• Credit the author: @domer.official on YouTube, @mrdomer on TikTok.
• Clipper rules. The full payout conditions live in the "Домер" community on the platform (1,352 members) and in his clipper channel t.me/domermd. They get updated, so read them before you edit, not after a rejection.

The card also has a section with accepted entries from other clippers — a quick way to see what editing style and length pass review.

How to take the campaign: step by step

1. Open the "Награды за контент" (Content Rewards) section on Prime Oracles.
2. Set the audience filter to CIS — the "Домер - НАРЕЗКИ" brief sits in the Gaming category.
3. Open the card and read the requirements before editing: thresholds, part length, hashtags, credits.
4. Press "Взять в работу" (Take the job).
5. Join the "Домер" community and read the full clipper rules.
6. Open the source files with "Открыть материалы", cut your clip and post it on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube with the required hashtags and credit.
7. Attach the link to your post in the campaign card — views are counted from it.

If you are on the brand side, you set up your own campaign with the "Создать кампанию" (Create campaign) button.

What to weigh up first

• The deadline is 31 October. The campaign started on 9 June and the card shows no extension.
• $459 of budget left. That is around twenty payouts of $20 or five of $90, from a shared pot that is running down.
• The floor is 100,000 views. If your clips currently land in the tens of thousands, start with per-1,000 briefs instead — those pay from the first thousand views.
• One threshold, one payout. A clip at 600,000 views pays $45, not $20 plus $45.
• One-week freshness window. Post and submit immediately; do not stockpile clips.

FAQ

How much do you get paid for streamer clips?

In this campaign: $20 at 100,000 views, $45 at 500,000 and $90 at a million. For how rates work across the platform's other briefs, see What is clipping and how to make money from it.

How many views do you need to get paid?

At least 100,000 on a single clip. Below that there is no payout — unlike briefs that pay per 1,000 views. For comparison, the Dima Maslennikov show clipping campaign pays a per-1,000 rate.

Where do the source files come from?

From the "Открыть материалы" button in the card, which points to Domer's channel. You take his videos and streams from there — and no more than three parts from any single video, each up to two minutes.

Can I post the clips to YouTube Shorts?

Yes. YouTube is one of the three allowed platforms, along with TikTok and Instagram. On what changed for Shorts in autumn 2026, see YouTube Shorts reuploads: how clippers adapt.

Do I have to join the community?

Yes — the full payout rules are kept there and they change. Skipping them is the easy way to lose a payout over a detail, such as a fourth part cut from the same video.

How many clips can I submit?

The card sets no cap on the number of clips. The cap is on parts per source video: three. On building a repeatable posting routine, see Clipper workflow: five clips a day.

On Prime Oracles the terms are visible before you start: payout model, thresholds, minimum, maximum and requirements are all on the card. Briefs live in the "Награды за контент" (Content Rewards) section and you take one with "Взять в работу"; brands set up their own through "Создать кампанию".

Campaign card: Домер - НАРЕЗКИ, in the Content Rewards section.