
Your catalog is a store. We run it like retail, not a drawer.
Management for clip store creators — clip store businesses — ManyVids, Clips4Sale, iWantClips and similar storefronts where catalog, categories, and customs drive everything. One flat rate, your accounts in your name, and a team that treats your niche as a specialty, not a template.
The niche problem
Clip stores reward catalog depth, category coverage, and consistent releasing — and punish the random-upload approach most creators bring from subscription platforms. Stores also differ: category trees, custom systems, and traffic sources vary by platform, so a store run on OnlyFans instincts under-earns on every platform at once.
What we run for you
We run your stores as retail: release calendars per platform, category and keyword strategy per store, catalog backfill plans that turn your archive into coverage, and custom systems priced and tracked per store. One statement consolidates every storefront, so you see the whole retail business at a glance.
What never changes
You own your accounts, content, and payouts. The rate is published: 45% of net, then 40%. The exit is a settled ledger and 30 days' notice. In every niche, on every page.
Built for clip store creators, specifically
- Per-store release calendars matched to each platform's rhythm
- Category, keyword, and tag strategy per storefront
- Archive backfill plans — old content becomes category coverage
- Custom systems configured, priced, and tracked per store
- Store promotions, sales, and contest participation planned
- One consolidated statement across every storefront
What does Halo & Horns charge clip store creators?
One flat rate on net: 45% for new creators and creators under $20,000 a month gross, 40% after graduating (two consecutive months over $20,000). App, Digital Twin, chatting, promotion, DMCA, and brand deals are all included.
Do I keep ownership of my accounts?
Yes. Accounts, content, and payout destinations stay in your name and are never rerouted. Access is delegated once, logged, and viewable by you.
I have years of clips sitting on a drive. Are they worth anything?
On clip stores, very often yes: catalog depth and category coverage are ranking factors, and older content sells steadily to category browsers. We audit your archive, organize it by store and category, and schedule the backfill — you approve anything before it posts, always.
Made for clip store creators. Priced like everyone else.
The niche changes the playbook — never the rate, the ownership, or the exit.
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