Sound familiar?
- —You cut 50 clips a day. Uploading them is the slow part.
- —New channels need days of warm-up before anything you post gets seen.
- —Every channel needs the right niche signal, or the clips go to the wrong audience.
- —Manually checking views on 40 accounts takes longer than editing.
What a day on the farm looks like
Before posting
Each channel searches its niche keywords and watches videos in that niche, so the feed knows what the account is about.
Posting windows, random times inside 2–3 windows a day
Clips go out from your Google Sheet: one tab per phone, caption and hashtags per row. The software marks each row Done. On TikTok, it can borrow a trending sound from any video link.
In between
Light activity: scroll, watch, like by chance, read notifications. Breaks included.
End of the week
Pull TikTok Studio and Instagram Insights stats for each account to see which clips worked.
Features that matter most for clipping
- —TikTok Post Video with caption, hashtags, sound from a video link, AI-generated label
- —YouTube Post Video with caption and hashtags, waits for each upload
- —Instagram Post Reel with custom thumbnail
- —Google Sheets posting: one tab per phone, auto-marked Done
- —Search Keyword warm-up on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram
- —Random time windows for every schedule
- —Stats tracking for Instagram and TikTok (YouTube analytics coming soon)
Suggested setup
Testing a campaign: your own phones
Have Android phones already? A TikTok license is $190/month for unlimited phones.
Running at scale: buy a box
A 20-phone S8 box is $690. If you plan to clip for more than 3–4 months, buying costs less than renting.
Two platforms or more
Each platform is its own license. TikTok and YouTube on one PC = 2 licenses.
Questions before you start?
Message us on Telegram or WhatsApp. Tell us what you run and we'll suggest the setup that fits.
Social media marketing that runs itself
Clipping pays for views. The farm keeps every channel posting and warm, so your clips have accounts ready to carry them.
1. Post every clip everywhere
One clip goes out as a TikTok, a Reel and a Short, on as many accounts as you run, from a folder or a Google Sheet.
2. Warm each channel in the niche
Accounts watch, search and engage around the campaign's topic, so the feed learns what each channel is about.
3. Track what works
Pull TikTok Studio and Instagram Insights numbers for every account, then put more clips behind the channels that perform.