Fully automatic. Pick your clipper.

One Twitch channel that Clipsie watches. If you stream on two accounts, that is two channels. Your connected YouTube and TikTok destinations do not count separately: one clip posted to both platforms is still one clip from one channel.

Pick a chat word in the channel settings (many pick !clip), type it while you stream, and Clipsie makes that moment into a finished vertical short with captions and a title, then posts it to your connected accounts. 5 of those a month, no card. On top of that your first stream is on us: Clipsie watches it end to end and finds moments by itself, up to 2 clips, so you can judge the automatic detection before you pay for it. What the free plan does not do is watch every stream for you, which is what the paid plans are.

Each plan is a number of clips a month, live clips and clips from your past streams together: 60 on Starter, 150 on Creator, 250 on Studio, per channel. Stream seven days or two, long or short: the price does not move. You set how many clips you want per streaming day in the dashboard, and the dashboard shows how many of the month's clips are left.

Only the numbers: clips a month (60 / 150 / 250) and hours of past streams searched (60 / 100 / 150), plus the priority queue on Studio. Everything else is on every paid plan, Starter included: the AI editor cut, your own posting schedule, steering the titles, the nameplate on the facecam, both platforms, the review queue and the clip word for you, the streamer or their mods.

On every paid plan, every clip that posts automatically gets a second pass from an AI editor before it goes out. It reads the few minutes of stream around the moment and cuts the clip the way a short-form editor would: it opens on the strongest line or the action itself instead of a slow lead-in, drops the pauses, filler and repeated attempts, keeps the setup the payoff needs, and punches in on your cam or the game only when the moment earns it. A clip waits up to an hour for its cut. If the cut cannot be made, the clip posts as rendered rather than waiting longer, so nothing is ever lost to it. Clips you hold for approval in review mode post as rendered.

Clipsie keeps watching and gets pickier, so your daily clips come from the best of the whole stream, not the first moments that cleared the bar. Strong leftovers wait in reserve for the next open posting slot. Once the month's clips are used up, clipping waits for the first of the next month, unless you switch on "keep clipping from my credits" in the dashboard: then every clip past the limit costs 15 credits and every hour of past streams past the limit 10, until you switch it off or the credits run out. It is off until you turn it on, and it only spends credits you already bought, so nothing extra is ever billed to your card. If your streams outgrow your plan regularly, upgrading takes one click and applies immediately.

Clipsie's second product, for clips that need to tell a story. Instead of waiting for chat to spike, it watches the whole stream or VOD, finds the story around a moment (the setup, the reasoning, the guess, the reveal and the reaction) and cuts it the way a human editor would. It runs fully automatically after every stream, and you can order a run on a past stream yourself. There are three levels: Humanized AI Clipper, our best AI at every step and the closest to a human editor; Humanized Edit, where our best AI edits and a faster AI finds the moments; and Humanized Lite, fast AIs at every step for the lowest price. Runs are paid with credits; the Humanized plans start at 29 € a month.

The AI editor cut is part of every Clipsie autopilot plan: it re-cuts the moment the live detection found, from a few minutes of stream around it. The Humanized AI Clipper does its own search through the whole stream, so it is not limited to the moments chat reacted to, and it builds each clip from the beats the story needs, wherever they are in the stream.

Credits pay for Humanized AI Clipper runs. A run costs what the AI really uses for it: the search through the stream, plus each clip it delivers. Typically, after a stream, that is 27 + 13 per hour + 100 per clip on Humanized AI Clipper, 7 + 11 per hour + 100 per clip on Humanized Edit, 7 + 11 per hour + 46 per clip on Humanized Lite. Before every run you see its typical price and its maximum (1.3 times the typical price); the maximum is held while the run works, and you are charged what it really used, never more than that. Credits belong to your account, not to a channel, carry over from month to month and expire 12 months after purchase (welcome credits sooner, as shown when you get them). The credit terms.

A clip that fails costs nothing: you only pay for clips that are delivered. A run that finds no clip at all is refunded completely, the search included.

A Humanized plan if you want the Humanized AI Clipper after every stream: it is the Clipsie autopilot plan of the same size plus credits every month, at about what that plan and the same credits bought as packs would cost, without buying them again every month. Packs (10 € for 900, 25 € for 2,250, 50 € for 4,550, 100 € for 9,150, or any amount from 500 to 100,000 at 1.11 € per 100) are one-time, with no subscription: for a run now and then, or to top up a plan in a busy month.

Yes, in two ways. Buy a pack and run the Humanized AI Clipper on any stream you like. And if you switch on "keep clipping from my credits", your autopilot keeps going past the plan's monthly limit: 15 credits per extra clip and 10 per extra hour of past streams. That switch is off unless you turn it on.

One run of the VOD clipper or one longform build: you hand Clipsie a past stream by link, from Twitch, Kick or YouTube, and it works through the whole recording instead of watching live. The clips it hands back are yours to post or keep, and they count toward your monthly clips like live ones. Because the whole recording has to be transcribed before anything can be found in it, past streams also have an hour budget: 60 hours a month on Starter, 100 hours a month on Creator, 150 hours a month on Studio, per channel, including the automatic top-up after a quiet stream. The free plan has none. Each VOD can be run once a day, and a VOD has to belong to the channel you import it for, so a clipper imports a streamer's VODs through that streamer's channel on the account. Counts reset on the first of each month, and a run that fails does not count against them.

Your live streams are never metered by the hour: stream as long as you like. You do not stream fewer hours to save money, so an hourly meter would just punish the streamers getting the most out of it. A number of clips a month is the thing you actually wanted: output. Only searching past streams has an hour budget, because transcribing a whole recording is the expensive part.

Your card is charged the first time on day 8; stopping before then ends the trial right away. We ask for the card up front so clipping does not stop mid-stream on the day it converts. The trial is on the Clipsie autopilot plans; a Humanized plan is paid from the first day, because its credits are spent on real runs. Either way, your first Humanized AI Clipper run is on us in your first paid month.

Yes. Every Clipsie autopilot plan can be paid once a year instead of every month, at 10% off: Starter 97.20 €, Creator 172.80 €, Studio 280.80 € per channel a year, VAT included, and each additional channel is 10% off too. Pick it with the switch above the plans before you subscribe. The 7 free days come first, then the year is charged at once and renews every year. On the Humanized plans the 10% comes off the Clipsie plan inside them and the credits stay at full price: Humanized Starter 337.20 €, Humanized Creator 808.80 €, Humanized Studio 1,756.80 € a year, with the whole year of credits (21,600 / 57,600 / 134,400) added up front.

Yes, from the billing portal in your dashboard, with no email to write. The same goes for adding a channel or changing the card.

No. The price you see is what you pay, VAT included: if VAT is due in your country, it is already part of the price and nothing is added at checkout. If you are a business you can enter your VAT ID at checkout and it will appear on your invoices.

Some streams simply do not contain enough clippable moments, and we would rather post four good clips than force a quota with weak ones. Your dashboard shows exactly what each stream produced and why.