Results · 14 August – 10 September 2026
Five client accounts: 13.5 million views in 28 days.
The same pipeline we sell, running on five client accounts. Five recent clients let us publish their numbers, and they are a sample of the work rather than all of it. We publish the totals, the window and the method, and nothing that could identify anyone: no names, no readable frames, no clips embedded here.
Five client accounts
The profiles at the end of the window. Screenshots as shared with us, names blurred.





Views per client account, 28 days
Five client accounts inside 200,000 views of each other. The flatness is the point: this is a process repeating, not one lucky clip.
Who watched
Between 61% and 65% women across the five client accounts. The chart shows the midpoint.
- 63% women
- 37% men
Where the views came from
Between 87% and 89% came from the For You feed, which means strangers found the clips. Almost none of it came from an audience these accounts already had.
- 88% For You feed
- 12% everything else
Straight from TikTok analytics





How we measured it
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Native analytics
Numbers are read from the native analytics of each client account for the window above, then added together.
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Shared with permission
Five recent clients agreed to let us publish these figures. The screenshots are blurred exactly as they were shared with us: account names and thumbnails are unreadable on purpose.
- 03
Ranges stay ranges
Ranges are published as ranges. Where one account is the source, the number says so.
- 04
Our own database
Clip counts come from our own database.
548projects2,582clips4.3clips per hour of recording - 05
Not a forecast
These five are a sample of recent work, not everyone we clip for. A different show, a different language and a different posting rhythm give a different result.
This is what the pipeline did on five client accounts. It is not a promise about yours, and anyone who gives you one is guessing.