Clips with receipts.
“AI PEAK 9:00 · 31 comments point here.” Every VOD clip shows exactly why it was picked — the audience peak plus the comments that point at it. No other clipping tool can say that.
Paste any YouTube video and we cut the moments the audience already marked — with receipts. Or point us at a live channel and we clip the second chat erupts. Everything lands in one queue, ready as 9:16 reels.
SIDE BY SIDE
Same clips queue. Same reel factory. Same subscription — both engines in every plan.
PLATFORMS · TWO ENGINES
Real-time chat monitoring, native clip creation, and 1080p/60 recording — all the way up to partner-class channels.
Twitch clipper →Full parity with Twitch: chat monitoring, live recording, and reel conversion. One rig, every platform.
Kick clipper →Paste a handle, channel URL, or channel ID. We watch the channel around the clock and start recording the moment they go live.
Paste any public YouTube link — a VOD, a podcast, a three-hour upload. We read the audience and cut ranked clips with receipts, in minutes.
YouTube clipper →THE REEL FACTORY
The craft layer runs on every clip, from either engine. Receipts, captions, backdrops, hooks — no noise, no dashboards-for-dashboards.
“AI PEAK 9:00 · 31 comments point here.” Every VOD clip shows exactly why it was picked — the audience peak plus the comments that point at it. No other clipping tool can say that.
Lift the facecam into its own band above the gameplay — the streamer-react layout that performs. Draw the box once; it snaps into place on every reel.
Word-level captions burn in automatically, in the styles that actually go viral. Pick a look once and every reel gets it.
Stack the clip on a gameplay backdrop — the format that runs TikTok. Pick from our curated library or upload your own.
Open on a short meme hook, lay a track under the whole reel, and sign off with a burned-in CTA. The layers that make a clip feel produced, not ripped.
Open any clip in the studio — frame the crop, place the facecam, set the tease, swap layouts, then ship. A full visual editor, no timeline to wrestle.
Monitoring windows per channel — daily, weekly, or one-off. The live engine on autopilot; wake up to a full queue.
Your finished reels in one list — bulk download, copy a shareable link, or ship straight to your editor. Everything is MP4, 1080p.
Which videos and streams are earning, what got clipped, and where you stand against your plan limits.
Both engines in every plan — a monthly quota of YouTube videos to farm and live channels to monitor. No credits, no per-minute meters.
$9/mo
Get started with basic clipping
$20/mo
For serious content creators
$60/mo
Pro's toolkit at serious volume
$100/mo
For agencies and power users
Custom
Tailored for enterprise needs
FAQ · INDEX
Paste any public YouTube video and ClipFarmer finds the moments the audience already marked — what viewers replayed, what they timestamped, where the chat erupts — and cuts them as ranked clips, in minutes. Every clip comes with receipts: the peak plus the top comments that point at it.
No. The VOD engine works on any public YouTube video, on your own schedule. The live engine is the other half: point it at a Twitch, Kick, or YouTube channel and it clips the second chat spikes. Both engines land in the same clips queue and share the same reel factory.
VOD analyses are included in every plan: Starter 5 videos/month, Pro 30, Studio 100, and Premium & Custom unlimited. Live-channel monitoring and clip/reel quotas are separate — both engines come with every subscription.
For the live engine: Twitch, Kick, and YouTube live streams, with automated clipping, scheduling, reel conversion, and 1080p recording. For the VOD engine: any public YouTube video link.
There’s no free plan — ClipFarmer is a paid tool, with plans from $9/mo. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial (cancel before it ends and you’re never charged), and after that your first charge is covered by a 14-day money-back window through Paddle.
Honest, feature-by-feature comparisons against the clipping and content tools creators actually use. Where another tool wins, we say so.