Prime Oracles has an open clipping brief from Zeny, a gaming creator with 1.39M subscribers on YouTube. Payouts are tiered: a clip that hits 100,000 views earns $25, half a million earns $44, a million earns $88.
The cheapest views to chase are the first ones — the bottom tier works out to $0.25 per 1,000 views, against $0.088 at the top. The campaign closes on 4 November 2026 and $120 of the budget is left. Here are the terms, the requirements and the steps.
The brief at a glance
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Advertiser | Zeny |
| Brief | "Zeny НАРЕЗКИ" (Zeny Clips) |
| Type | clip |
| Category | gaming |
| Platforms | Instagram, TikTok, YouTube |
| Audience | CIS (Russian-speaking) |
| Payout model | tiered |
| Minimum payout per clip | $25 |
| Maximum payout per clip | $88 |
| Campaign budget | $400 ($280 paid out, $120 left) |
| Dates | 8 June — 4 November 2026 |
You film nothing of your own. You take Zeny's videos and streams, cut a short clip and post it on your own Instagram, TikTok or YouTube account. The payout is counted from the views on your post.
How tiered payouts work
Most briefs on the platform pay a flat rate per 1,000 views. This one is tiered: you are paid for the highest threshold your clip reaches, and one threshold means one payout.
| View threshold | Payout | Effective rate per 1,000 |
|---|---|---|
| ≥ 100,000 | $25 | $0.25 |
| ≥ 500,000 | $44 | $0.088 |
| ≥ 1,000,000 | $88 | $0.088 |
Two things follow from that table, and both matter before you start editing.
A clip that stops short of 100,000 views earns nothing. There is no partial credit here, unlike briefs that pay from the first thousand views. The brief is built for clippers who already know how to push a cut into recommendations.
Several clips at 100,000 beat one clip at a million. The first threshold is the best-paid traffic in this brief: $0.25 per 1,000 against $0.088 higher up. Four clips at 100,000 views pay $100; one clip at a million pays $88. Posting steadily wins over betting on a single viral cut.
Who Zeny is
Zeny is a Russian-language gaming creator and streamer. His main channel is @ZENY on YouTube — 1.39M subscribers and 938 videos. On TikTok he posts as @mrwhatttt — 339K followers and 2.4M likes — and runs a Telegram channel, "ДРУЗЬЯ ЗЕНИ" (t.me/ZenyTG), with 136K subscribers.
The content is Minecraft troll shows and cheater hunts, games with other YouTubers, and real-life challenges. A lot of it is shot on the ReallyWorld server, often alongside other Russian creators. Recent uploads land between 88K and 328K views and a new video goes up every few days, so there is no shortage of source material.
For editing, that means reactions and emotion carry the clip, not explanation. Under the brief's rules Zeny has to be the main character of the cut — not you, not another player.
Clip requirements
- Zeny is the lead of the clip. That is the first line of the card.
- Live footage, not screenshots. Slideshows of stills are not accepted.
- The clip must be posted no more than a month ago. Older uploads from your own account cannot be submitted.
- Required hashtags: #Zeny #Зени.
- Credit the creator: @ZENY on YouTube, @mrwhatttt on TikTok.
- Full rules live in the Zeny community on the platform — "Zeny", 651 members, the official clipping community. Payout rules are kept there and they get updated, so read them before you edit.
This brief sets no cap on how many parts you cut from a single source video, unlike some other clipping briefs. It does set a penalty.
The penalty: -50% for a negative angle
There is one penalty on the card, and it matters: if Zeny is portrayed negatively, the payout is cut in half.
In practice that rules out the usual rage-bait edit. A "he embarrassed himself" title, a line clipped so it sounds stupid, a montage of nothing but fails — all of that falls under the penalty. The cut should present Zeny the way he presents himself: funny, not humiliating.
If you are unsure how your edit reads, ask in the brief's community before you publish, not after you submit the link.
How to take the brief, step by step
- Open the "Награды за контент" (Content Rewards) section on Prime Oracles.
- Set the audience filter to "СНГ аудитория" (CIS audience) and find "Zeny НАРЕЗКИ" under Gaming.
- Open the card and read the terms before editing: thresholds, hashtags, credits, penalty.
- Press "Взять в работу" (Take the job).
- Join the Zeny community and read the full payout rules.
- Pull source footage from his channels, cut your clip and post it to Instagram, TikTok or YouTube with #Zeny #Зени and the credit.
- Attach the link to your post in the brief card — views are counted from it.
If you are looking at this as a brand, you set up your own brief with "Создать кампанию" (Create campaign).
Before you start
- The deadline is 4 November 2026. The campaign has run since 8 June and the card shows no extension. Less than a month is left as this goes out.
- $120 of budget remains. That is roughly four payouts at the bottom tier, or one top-tier plus one bottom-tier payout. The budget is shared across all clippers and 70% of it is already paid out.
- The floor is 100,000 views. If your clips currently top out 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 $44, not $25 plus $44.
- One month of freshness. Your post has to be under a month old when you submit it — more generous than the one-week window on some briefs, but not open-ended.
FAQ
How much do you get paid for gaming clips?
In this brief: $25 at 100,000 views, $44 at 500,000 and $88 at a million. For how rates work across the platform's other briefs, see What is clipping and how to make money.
How many views do you need to get paid?
At least 100,000 on a single clip; below that there is no payout. For comparison, the Domer streamer clipping brief uses the same view thresholds but lower rates: $20, $45 and $90.
Where does the source footage come from?
From his open channels: YouTube @ZENY and TikTok @mrwhatttt. The full terms for working with his material are in the Zeny community on the platform, which you join before editing.
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.
What gets a payout halved?
A negative portrayal. If the clip shows Zeny in a bad light, the payout drops by 50%. It is the only penalty on the card and it is spelled out in the terms.
How many clips can I submit?
The card sets no cap. On building a repeatable posting routine, see Clipper workflow: five clips a day. For another gaming brief on the platform, see G-Spot pays for gaming videos.
On Prime Oracles the terms are visible before you start: payout model, thresholds, minimum, maximum, requirements and penalties 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: Zeny НАРЕЗКИ, in the Content Rewards section.