Overlap is an AI video clipping platform. Teams run it themselves, or Overlap's team runs managed clipping campaigns for them on accounts the customer owns, priced per delivered view.
What each one says it is
Each company in its own words. The rest of the page is what those words mean in practice.
“We distribute your content as short-form clips across thousands of social accounts”
Vyro for brands · checked
What Overlap and Vyro cost
Every agency figure is the one printed on its own site on the date shown. Overlap’s managed campaigns are billed on delivered views at its published CPM band, with no minimum.
Managed campaigns are billed on the views they deliver to accounts you own, up to a monthly ceiling you set. There is no minimum and no retainer.
- Managed campaigns
$0.50 to $2.50
CPM on delivered views
- You set a monthly ceiling; spend stops there
- No minimum spend and no production fees
- Nothing charged for reach that did not land
- Runs on accounts you own, which keep the audience and any eligible platform payouts
- Overlap’s platform, for teams that want to run clipping themselves, is priced on a custom quote from our sales team.
Read from Overlap: clipping campaigns, Overlap: pricing · checked
Vyro
Fund a campaign budget up front, from $1,000, and set the most you will pay per thousand views. Spend follows views on approved clips.
- Campaign
$1,000
minimum budget, funded up front
- You set the budget and a max CPM that is never exceeded
- Charged only for views on approved clips
- Pause or top up at any time
- Unused budget refunded at campaign end
- Vyro prints no brand-side rate card. The open campaigns on its homepage pay creators $1,000 to $1,500 per million views, which is $1.00 to $1.50 per 1,000.
Read from Vyro: for brands, Vyro homepage (for creators) · checked
Overlap and Vyro, row by row
The questions that separate a clipping agency from Overlap, the same on all three agency pages: whose accounts the clips live on, who keeps what they earn, and what it takes to start. A cell is what the agency’s own site says on the date it was checked. “Unknown” means no page we opened answers it.
| Criterion | ||
|---|---|---|
| What you are buying1 | OverlapA managed campaign, or the softwareOverlap’s team runs clipping campaigns, and the same platform is sold as software | VyroA self-serve creator marketplaceYou create and fund a campaign; creators pick up the brief |
| Runs on your accounts1 | OverlapYesClips post to channels you own and connect to Overlap | VyroNoClips go live “across thousands of creator accounts” |
| Who keeps the followers and posts2 | OverlapYouAccounts, followers, posts and performance data stay yours; posts stay up after a campaign ends | VyroThe creatorsThe posts, and any followers they win, sit on the creators’ profiles |
| Who keeps platform payouts2 | OverlapYouEligible platform monetization stays with the account owner | VyroUnknownNo page opened addresses platform payouts; creators are paid by the campaign at its CPM |
| Run for you1 | OverlapYesOverlap’s team cuts, captions, publishes and reports | VyroPartialCreators make and post the clips; you set up, fund and brief the campaign yourself |
| What you are billed on1 | OverlapDelivered viewsRead from the platforms’ own analytics on posts to your accounts | VyroViews on approved clipsYour balance falls at your CPM as verified views come in |
| Published CPM1 | Overlap$0.50 to $2.50Agreed per campaign, up to a monthly ceiling you set | VyroSet by youYou set a budget and a max CPM that is never exceeded |
| Minimum budget1 | OverlapNoneNo minimum spend and no minimum number of clips | Vyro$1,000Campaigns can be paused or topped up at any time |
| Retainer or production fees1 | OverlapNoNo production fees and no minimum deliverables | VyroNoNone named; spend follows views on approved clips |
| Paid up front1 | OverlapNoThe bill is worked out from the views a month delivers; a month with no views has no bill | VyroYesYou fund the budget up front; unused budget is refunded at campaign end |
| Review before views count1 | OverlapYesOptional approval before each post goes out | VyroYesAI and human review before a clip counts toward spend |
| Platforms1 | OverlapNineTikTok, Instagram, YouTube incl. Shorts, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Snapchat, Bluesky | VyroFourInstagram, TikTok, YouTube and X |
| Software you can run yourself1 | OverlapYesThe same platform, run by your own team | VyroNoIts app runs campaigns, not clipping; creators cut the clips |
- 01Vyro: for brands · checked
- 02Vyro homepage (for creators) · checked
- 03Overlap: clipping campaigns for brands · checked
- 04Overlap: clipping campaigns · checked
- 05Overlap: pricing · checked
- 06Overlap docs: linking social accounts · checked
- 07Overlap docs: social calendar · checked
- 08Overlap: AI video clipper · checked
Each row’s footnote is the Vyro source. Overlap’s column is read from its documentation and its own site, listed as sources 3 to 8.
Moving from Vyro to Overlap
What a team gives up and what it gains, in the same voice. The number after each line is its source in the list under the table.
What you give up
Many audiences at once. Each creator’s account brings its own followers; Overlap’s posts start from the audience your accounts already have.1
Running it yourself. Vyro’s campaigns are self-serve, and most see their first clips within 72 hours of launching.1
A maximum CPM you set yourself, with unused budget refunded at the end.1
What you gain
An audience that stays. Every view lands on accounts you own, and the followers, posts and data stay after the campaign.4
The platform payouts. Eligible monetization on those accounts goes to you, not to a creator.4
No minimum and no budget to fund in advance: the bill follows the views a month delivers, against Vyro’s $1,000 funded budget.5
A team doing the work: cutting, captioning, publishing and reporting.3
Nine publishing platforms against four, adding LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Snapchat and Bluesky.6
Overlap vs Vyro, answered
Yes, for a brand that wants short-form reach it pays for by the view. Both bill on views rather than on clips or hours. They differ on who does the work and where the clips live. On Vyro you run the campaign yourself and creators post from their own accounts. On Overlap, Overlap’s team runs the campaign and posts to accounts you own.
With Vyro, the creators’ own: its clips go live across thousands of creator accounts on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X. With Overlap, your accounts: you connect your channels, and Overlap’s team publishes to them on up to nine platforms.
On an Overlap campaign you do. The accounts, the followers, the posts and the performance data are yours, posts stay up after the campaign ends, and eligible platform monetization stays with the account owner. On a Vyro campaign the posts sit on the creators’ profiles, so any followers they win are the creators’.
Vyro campaigns start at $1,000, funded up front, and you set a maximum CPM; you are charged for views on approved clips and unused budget is refunded. Overlap’s managed campaigns are billed on delivered views at a $0.50 to $2.50 CPM, up to a monthly ceiling you set, with no minimum spend and no retainer; a month that delivers no views has no bill.
On Vyro, yes: you create, fund and brief the campaign, and creators pick it up. On Overlap, no: Overlap’s team cuts, captions, publishes and reports on your accounts. Overlap is also sold as software if you would rather run clipping with your own team.
Run it yourself, or have us run it.
Overlap is an AI video clipping platform. Teams run it themselves, or Overlap's team runs managed clipping campaigns for them on accounts the customer owns, priced per delivered view.
Run it yourself
Connect the sources you already publish from, set the brand rules once, and let the workflow turn long recordings into edited, captioned clips. Your team reviews and posts to nine platforms from one calendar.
Or have us run it
Overlap's team runs the clipping campaign on accounts you own. You set a monthly ceiling, spend follows the views that were delivered, and the accounts, the posts and the audience stay yours.