A brief for clipping streams from Domer—a Minecraft streamer with 8.71 million YouTube subscribers—is now live on Prime Oracles. The payment model isn't based on a fixed rate per thousand views but on performance thresholds: a video that gets 100,000 views earns a $20 reward, 500,000 views earns $45, and one million views earns $90.
The campaign runs from June 9 to October 31, 2026. Of the $2,124 budget, $1,665 has already been paid out, leaving $459—enough for about twenty rewards at the lowest threshold. Below are the terms, requirements, and steps to get started.
The Brief in Detail
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Advertiser | Domer (Domer Grief) |
| Brief | "Domer - NAREZKI" |
| Type | Clip |
| Category | Gaming |
| Platforms | Instagram, TikTok, YouTube |
| Audience | CIS |
| Payment Model | Threshold-based |
| Minimum Payout per Video | $20 |
| Maximum Payout per Video | $90 |
| Campaign Budget | $2,124 (paid out $1,665; remaining $459) |
| Duration | June 9 – October 31, 2026 |
You don't need to film anything. Just take Domer's existing videos and streams, edit them into a short clip, and post it on your account. The source material can be accessed from the brief's card by clicking the 'Open Materials' button, which links to his channel.
Threshold Payments: How Payouts Are Calculated
Most briefs on the platform pay a fixed rate per thousand views (CPV). This one uses a different, threshold-based model: you get paid for the highest threshold you reach, with only one payout per video.
| View Threshold | Payout | Rate per 1,000 Views |
|---|---|---|
| ≥ 100,000 | $20 | $0.20 |
| ≥ 500,000 | $45 | $0.09 |
| ≥ 1,000,000 | $90 | $0.09 |
This table reveals two key things you should understand before you start editing.
A video that gets fewer than 100,000 views will not be paid. The bar is set high here; this isn't like briefs that pay $2 for a few thousand views. This task is designed for creators who already know how to get their clips into recommendation algorithms.
It's more profitable to make multiple videos that hit 100,000 views than one that hits a million. The first threshold offers the highest rate per view in this brief: $0.20 per thousand, compared to $0.09 at the higher tiers. Five videos with 100,000 views each will earn you $100, while one video with 500,000 views gets you $45, and one with a million gets you $90. A strategy of consistent, steady publishing works better here than betting on a single viral hit.
Who Is Domer
Domer is a Minecraft blogger and streamer, known on TikTok as Sergey Kamyshnikov. His main YouTube channel, Domer Grief (@domer.official), has 8.71 million subscribers and around 880 videos. His TikTok, @mrdomer, has 1.3 million followers and 10.2 million likes.
His content revolves around griefer shows, trolling, testing players, and survival challenges. He primarily films on his own server, ReallyWorld, and has his own merch store and Telegram channel. A recent video on his channel gained over 1.36 million views in five days, showing there's plenty of source material and a high demand for his clips—not just from him.
For clippers, this means one simple thing: emotions and reactions perform well. According to the brief's terms, Domer himself must be the main character of the clip, not you or any other player.
Clip Requirements
- Domer must be the main character. This is the first requirement listed on the brief's card.
- A maximum of three parts from a single source video, each up to two minutes long. This rule has been in effect since July 9, 2026: you cannot break down one stream into a dozen clips, as this will lead to your submission being rejected.
- Use actual video footage, not screenshots. Slideshows made from still frames will not be accepted.
- The clip must have been published within the last week. You cannot submit old videos from your account for this brief.
- Mandatory hashtags: #домер #domergrief.
- Tag the creator: On YouTube, tag @domer.official; on TikTok, tag @mrdomer.
- Follow the clipper rules. The full payment terms are in the 'Domer' community on the platform (1,352 members) and in his Telegram channel for clippers t.me/domermd. These rules are updated, so be sure to read them before you start working, not after a rejection.
The brief's card also includes a section with examples of work that the brief's managers have already approved, giving you a clear idea of the editing style and length they're looking for.
How to Accept the Brief: A Step-by-Step Guide
- On Prime Oracles, open the 'Content Rewards' section.
- In the audience filter, select 'CIS Audience'—you'll find the 'Domer - NAREZKI' brief in the 'Gaming' category.
- Open the brief's card and read all the requirements before you start editing: thresholds, part length, hashtags, and mentions.
- Click 'Accept Brief'.
- Join the 'Domer' community and read the full rules for clippers.
- Access the source files by clicking the 'Open Materials' button, edit your clip, and publish it on Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube with the required hashtags and mentions.
- Submit the link to your publication on the brief's card—views will be tracked through this link.
If you're a brand, you can post your own brief by clicking the 'Create Campaign' button.
What to Consider Before Starting
- Deadline: October 31. The campaign has been running since June 9, and no extension is mentioned on the card.
- Remaining budget: $459. This covers about twenty payouts of $20 or five of $90. The campaign budget is shared and running out.
- Minimum threshold: 100,000 views. If your clips currently get tens of thousands of views, it's better to start with briefs that pay per thousand views, as those pay out from the very first thousand.
- One threshold, one payout. A video with 600,000 views earns you $45, not $20 plus $45.
- Clips must be recent. Publish and submit your video right away; don't save clips for later.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does this pay for stream clips?
For this specific brief, it's $20 for 100,000 views, $45 for 500,000, and $90 for a million. We break down how rates work in other briefs in our article Clipping: What It Is and How to Earn from It.
How many views are needed to get paid?
A minimum of 100,000 views per video. Below this mark, there is no payout—unlike briefs that pay per thousand views. For comparison, the brief for clipping Dima Maslennikov's show pays per thousand views.
Where can I get the source material for Domer's clips?
The brief's card has an 'Open Materials' button that links to Domer's channel. That's where you get the videos and streams. You can make a maximum of three parts from a single source video, each up to two minutes long.
Can I post clips to YouTube Shorts?
Yes, YouTube is one of the three approved platforms, along with TikTok and Instagram. We've written separately about the specifics of Shorts since fall 2026: How to Make Clips for YouTube Shorts.
Is it mandatory to join the 'Domer' community?
Yes, the full payment rules are located there, and they are regularly updated. Without them, you could easily get rejected for a minor detail, like submitting a fourth clip from the same source video.
How many videos can I submit?
There's no limit on the number of videos you can submit listed on the card—the limit is on the number of parts from a single source video (no more than three). We break down how to build a publishing workflow in A Clipper's Workflow: 5 Videos a Day.
On Prime Oracles, the terms for all briefs are available before you start working: the payment model, thresholds, minimums, maximums, and requirements are all visible right on the card. Briefs are collected in the 'Content Rewards' section, and you can accept any of them by clicking 'Accept Brief.' Brands can post their own briefs using the 'Create Campaign' button.
Brief Card: Domer - NAREZKI in the 'Content Rewards' section.