Verified Views

A raw view is whatever the platform reports. A verified view is a raw view that survives three filters: the clip is eligible, the account is plausible, and the view pattern looks human.

• ▸Eligibility — the clip follows the campaign rules and was posted inside the campaign window
• ▸Account quality — the posting account has history, not a burner created hours ago
• ▸View pattern — growth curves and engagement ratios that don't look purchased
• ▸Deduplication — the same post can't be counted twice or across campaigns it doesn't belong to

• ▸Views arriving in implausible bursts with no matching engagement
• ▸Engagement from accounts that only interact with paid-promotion content
• ▸Reuploads of another creator's work in original-content-only campaigns
• ▸Clips deleted or made private before the campaign settles

No platform can perfectly detect bots, and we won't pretend otherwise. Some manipulated views will get through and some legitimate views will be excluded by mistake. What CLIP commits to is publishing the rules, showing raw and verified counts side by side, and giving creators a route to dispute a decision.

When metric collection and accounts exist, a rejected clip will show the reason and let you appeal once. Today there is nothing to dispute because nothing is being measured.