Whop vs Vyro

Real CPM, fees and payout terms compared · Live data, refreshed hourly

Whop averages $4.03 CPM (7% fee → $3.75 take-home) across 505 active campaigns. Vyro averages CPM (0% fee → take-home) across 0 campaigns. We don't run either platform — Clipping Atlas tracks all of them, so these numbers are neutral and live.

WhopVyro
Avg. CPM (advertised)live$4.03
Take-home CPM (after fee)live$3.75
Active campaignslive5050
Platform fee7%0%
Payout speedNet-7Instant
Min. payout$0$15
Payout methodsWhopStripe, PayPal
OnboardingMediumFast
LanguagesEN, ESEN, PT
Trust score88/10086/100
Best forNiche varietyFast payouts

Key differences

  • Whop advertises a higher average CPM ($4.03 vs —).
  • After fees, Whop actually nets more per 1,000 views — about $3.75 take-home vs — (it takes a 7% cut vs 0%).
  • Vyro takes a smaller cut (0% vs 7%).
  • Vyro pays out faster (Instant).
  • Whop has more active campaigns right now (505).

Whop

Whop's Content Rewards marketplace — the largest catalog of paid clipping campaigns, with wide niche coverage and clean campaign briefs.

Vyro

Brands fund the campaigns, so clippers pay no platform fee. Fast Net-7 payouts and a growing gaming + creator catalog.

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Frequently asked

Which pays more, Whop or Vyro?
As of July 2026, across the live campaigns tracked by Clipping Atlas, Whop shows the higher average CPM ($4.03 vs —), but rates vary by niche and change as campaigns rotate.
What's the difference in fees between Whop and Vyro?
Whop takes 7% and pays Net-7; Vyro takes 0% and pays Instant. Lower fees and faster payouts mean more of your CPM reaches you.
Can I clip on both Whop and Vyro?
Yes. Most serious clippers run campaigns across several platforms at once. Clipping Atlas tracks both so you can compare live campaigns side by side.
How current is this comparison?
The CPM and active-campaign figures are pulled from live campaign data and refreshed automatically — unlike static reviews that go stale within weeks.

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