Token launches, protocol drops, and L2 activations need attention with a paper trail. FORKOFF runs them as managed campaigns priced per qualified view.
Web3 brands operate under treasury and listing-partner scrutiny.
Agencies sell effort. Marketplaces sell volume. FORKOFF sells qualified outcomes.
Show, format, target geos, watch-time threshold per platform, brand-safety rules locked in writing. Sanctioned-region exclusions confirmed at acceptance.
Clippers matched by geography, niche, and prior qualification rate against similar briefs. Self-tagged geo is not trusted; routing happens at acceptance.
Every view passes watch-time, policy, geo, and traffic-validity checks. Filtered traffic logged with reason code. CSV/JSON export to finance and ops.
Web3 brands operate under treasury and listing-partner scrutiny. The qualified-view ledger gives you spend reporting that survives a second look. The four-stage qualification engine (watch-time, policy, geo, traffic-validity) is the wedge. Most operators in this space hand the brand a dashboard count and treat the qualification denominator as private. FORKOFF ships the denominator into the contract: per-view reason codes, CPQV pricing on the views that cleared the brief, filtered traffic logged but never billed. The audit ledger reconciles against MMP records (AppsFlyer, Adjust, Branch) for consumer-app clients and against treasury reporting for web3 clients. Outcome-priced means you pay for the qualified denominator, not for impressions an ad-ops cleanup pass would later strip.
| Feature | FORKOFF Clippingoperator-grade | Generic alternativethe rest of the market |
|---|---|---|
| Compliance | Sanctioned-geo exclusion locked at brief acceptance. | Brand-side enforcement after the fact. |
| Pricing | $0.003 CPQV. ▸ Auditable | Flat KOL fee or raw CPM. |
| Audit trail | Per-view ledger + reason codes; CSV/JSON export. | Screenshots. |
| Creator pool | Vetted crypto-twitter natives. | Generic creator marketplaces. |
▸ FORKOFF case archive
An anonymized FORKOFF Web3 Brand Clipping Campaigns sandbox campaign cleared 1.6M qualified views against a $5K brief at $0.003 CPQV. The qualification engine logged ~37% of raw playback as filtered (sub-watch-time, geo-mismatch, sanctioned-region, or traffic-validity flagged) and excluded that volume from billing. Brand reconciled per-view ledger against MMP records the same week. Specific brand name redacted under NDA. The case structure is representative of the sandbox tier the strategist locks at brief acceptance.
▸ Case template; replace with NDA-safe per-slug case once on file.
Enter geos, platforms, and budget. We compute an estimate from the FORKOFF qualification model. calibrated against the 12M+ qualified views already on the ledger.
The estimate is a model, not a quote. We send a real one within 24 hours.
A view that passes four checks set by the campaign brief: watch duration, policy compliance, geo consistency, and traffic validity. If any layer rejects it, the view is logged with a reason code and excluded from both spend and payout.
Yes. The qualification engine filters by geo on a per-view basis. Excluded regions are configured at brief acceptance and locked in writing.
The CSV/JSON export is append-only with per-view reason codes. Used by brand-side legal teams for treasury and listing-partner reporting.
Brands pay $0.003 per qualified view (CPQV). Filtered traffic is logged with a reason code and excluded from spend. Sandbox starts at $500 for 14 days. Retainer engagements scale up.
Most campaigns go live within 24-48 hours of brief acceptance. Sandbox-tier campaigns ($500) typically clear in 24h; retainer engagements run their own onboarding window.
We exclude those geos at brief acceptance. The qualification engine drops any view from a restricted geo with reason code geo_excluded. You don't pay for filtered traffic.
Yes. Every campaign produces an audit-ready CSV/JSON export with per-view reason codes. Used by brand-side legal, finance, and treasury teams.
14 days. Paid only on qualified views. Audit-ready ledger from day one.
