When is a fanpage network the right call?
fanpage.wiki is an alternative to clipping agencies for shows that want owned distribution with a guarantee attached. Here is how it compares with an agency, a creator marketplace, and clipping software, on the questions that actually decide it.
Four ways to get clips out. One keeps the audience and the guarantee.
This compares operating models, not performance. Agency contracts, marketplace rules, and software features vary by provider.
| Criterion | fanpage.wiki network | Clipping agency | Creator marketplace | Clipping software |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production | Done for you under your brand rules | Editors; scope varies | Participating creators | Your team, using the tool |
| Publishing accounts | Channels you own, built by us | Yours or theirs; confirm | Usually creator accounts | Accounts you connect |
| Pricing basis | Fixed cap with a guaranteed view floor | Retainer or per clip | Rewards or campaign rates | Subscription or credits |
| Who keeps followers | You | Depends on ownership | The creator | You |
| Publishing | Included, 30 posts a day | Confirm scope | Creators, under rules | Your team |
| Guarantee | Views floor, credited if missed | Rare | None on views | None |
| Best fit | Ongoing owned audience growth | Bespoke creative | Borrowed creator reach | A team that can run production |
Pick by who runs production and where the audience accumulates.
Best for ongoing owned audience growth: a fanpage network
Choose this when you have a back catalogue and want a repeatable machine whose channels, posts, and subscribers stay with you, with a floor you can hold someone to.
Best for original creative: a specialist agency
Look for production capability, relevant editorial work, revisions, and a named account team. Confirm distribution separately; an editing deliverable does not include publishing.
Best for borrowed reach: a creator marketplace
Evaluate audience fit, review controls, post retention, and view verification. The audience accumulates on the creator's account, not yours.
Best for an in-house team: clipping software
Software cuts editing time when your team can own approvals, publishing, and reporting. Count that operating work when comparing total cost.
Seven questions to ask any clipping provider.
Including us. Our answers are on the facts page.
- 01Who owns each channel, its subscribers, and the published library?
- 02Who selects, edits, approves, and publishes clips?
- 03What is guaranteed, and what happens when it is missed?
- 04Which views count, and where can I verify them myself?
- 05What is the cap, and can the bill ever exceed it?
- 06What happens to posts and access when the engagement ends?
- 07Can I see per-channel performance, not a blended number?
Our answers: facts & sources
Comparison questions
Is fanpage.wiki an agency or a tool?
Neither in the usual sense. It is a managed network service: we build the channels, run production and publishing, and guarantee a view floor. You keep the channels.
Do all clipping agencies use accounts you own?
No. Agencies may post to your accounts, theirs, or a mix. Ask who owns the handles, who can publish, whether posts stay live, and how access works after the engagement.
How should I compare prices?
Compare the full scope: sourcing, editing, revisions, approvals, publishing, reporting, and distribution. A subscription, a retainer, a creator reward, and a guaranteed floor pay for different things. Use the same view definition and window when comparing effective CPM.
What is the difference between a marketplace and a network?
A marketplace coordinates other people's accounts. A fanpage network is a set of channels built for your show, in your account, run by us.
What is fanpage.wiki?
fanpage.wiki builds and runs a network of clip channels around a show, on accounts the customer owns, with a guaranteed monthly view floor at a fixed price. It handles channel creation, clip selection, editing, captions, publishing, and reporting, while customers keep their channels, subscribers, posts, and analytics.
Put your catalogue to the test.
Every number on this site started with one channel link. Tell us what you publish and we will show you what a network does with it.