Clipping and VOD uploads for streamers, so all you do is stream.
Every stream already holds hours of YouTube content and a stack of clips. Most of it is gone once the stream ends. We upload your full streams to your own YouTube channel and turn the best moments into clips for every platform. You stream, we do the rest.
Menno Kater is a done-for-you content team for streamers on Twitch and Kick. We upload your full streams to your own YouTube channel with new titles and thumbnails, work toward monetisation, and post the best moments as clips on YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram and X. You stream and give us access. The price is set on a call.
386 clips on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and X for a Twitch duo, from September 1 to October 25, 2026. On their VOD channel, daily views went from about 3,700 to about 10,600 after we took over, with 1,090 new subscribers in 39 days. Every number below comes with its period and source. See the numbers →
For streamers with an audience and no time for YouTube
This works if you stream on Twitch or Kick, have a steady audience that shows up live, and have no time to edit, upload and post clips yourself. Your streams already contain the moments. What is missing is a team that turns them into a YouTube channel and a feed of clips, every week.
- Streamers with a fixed schedule and regulars in chat.
- Duos and groups that stream together, like Christina & Amber.
- Streamers whose YouTube channel sits still, or who do not have one yet.
This does not work if one of these applies:
- Nobody watches live yet. Clips amplify an audience that is already there. They do not replace it.
- Your streams are mostly other people's videos, films or music. On YouTube that runs into copyright claims, and a channel built on it is hard to monetise.
- You want a guarantee on views or income. Nobody can honestly give that, and neither do we.
Not sure your streams have enough to work with? You will know after half an hour, without a sales pitch.
Let's talk →Everything except the streaming.
You go live. The team handles everything that happens after the stream:
What we do, step by step
Nothing gets made twice. One stream becomes a full video on YouTube and a set of clips on every platform. This is how it runs:
- Access and set-up. You give us access to your streams and to the YouTube channel, a new one in your name or the one you already have. We set up the channel page, the upload routine and the clip accounts per platform.
- Full streams to YouTube. Every stream goes up as a VOD on your YouTube channel, with a new title and thumbnail made for YouTube, not the stream title from that night.
- Toward monetisation. Regular uploads build the subscribers and watch hours YouTube asks for. Once the channel meets YouTube's thresholds, we apply for the YouTube Partner Program and keep the channel within its rules, so your streams can bring in extra ad revenue. YouTube decides on approval.
- Clipping. We cut the best moments from each stream into short clips and post them on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram.
- A separate format for X. X gets its own format, made for how clips are watched and shared there, not the same file that goes on TikTok.
- Reading the numbers. Views, watch time, subscribers and impressions show which kinds of moments travel. More of that goes into the next week.
We do more than cut and upload. We look for the tone and the format that fit you, like the separate format for X we made for Christina & Amber, and keep everything consistent across the channels. Above all, your personality has to come through in the clips. That is how viewers build a connection with you, instead of seeing one loose clip and scrolling on.
Christina & Amber: a VOD channel on YouTube and clips on every platform
Christina & Amber are a Twitch duo. We have run their YouTube VOD channel, Christina & Amber Live, since September 17, 2026, and from September to mid-October 2026 we posted their clips on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and X, including a new X account we set up. The clip numbers cover all those accounts together, September 1 to October 25, 2026. These are the numbers, each with its period and source.
Before and after we took over the YouTube channel
| Metric | 33 days before | First 39 days with us | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| New videos | 3 | 97 | Public channel data (vidIQ) |
| Views | 121,180 (about 3,700 a day) | 412,501 (about 10,600 a day) | Public channel data (vidIQ) |
| New subscribers | 650 | 1,090 | Public channel data (vidIQ) |
Before: August 15 to September 17, 2026. With us: September 17 to October 26, 2026. Read on October 26, 2026.
The YouTube VOD channel
The channel is monetised. Its numbers over the most recent 28 days:
| Metric | Result | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Views | 317,300 | September 28 to October 25, 2026 (28 days) | YouTube Studio |
| Compared with usual | 141,300 more than usual for the channel, according to YouTube | September 28 to October 25, 2026 | YouTube Studio |
| Watch time | 9,500 hours | September 28 to October 25, 2026 | YouTube Studio |
| New subscribers | 852 | September 28 to October 25, 2026 | YouTube Studio |
| Subscribers | 7,754 | On October 25, 2026 | YouTube Studio |
| Views in 48 hours | 18,265 | The last 48 hours up to October 25, 2026 | YouTube Studio |
The clips on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and X
| Metric | Result | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clips posted | 386 | September 1 to October 25, 2026 | Metricool, all clip accounts |
| Impressions | 2.84 million, +857% compared with the period before | September 1 to October 25, 2026 | Metricool |
| Interactions | 150,020 | September 1 to October 25, 2026 | Metricool |
| Followers on X | 0 to 992, a new clip account we set up | September to October 26, 2026 | X profile |
| Best clip | 402,760 impressions and 54,710 interactions | September 1 to October 25, 2026 | Metricool |
Where the YouTube viewers came from
| Metric | Result | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traffic sources | Shorts 29%, YouTube channels 24%, Browse 22%, YouTube search 19% | September 1 to October 25, 2026 | Metricool |
| Top countries | United States 21%, United Kingdom 10%, India 9% | September 1 to October 25, 2026 | Metricool |
We have done this for several streamers on Twitch and Kick.
One case, not an average and not a guarantee. What a channel and its clips do depends on your audience, your streams and how often you go live.
What the streamer does: stream, and give access
Your part is kept to a minimum on purpose. You keep streaming the way you do now and give us access once. After that there is nothing to edit, upload or post.
- Stream. On your own schedule, on Twitch or Kick.
- Give access. Once, at the start: to your streams, to the YouTube channel and to the clip accounts, with manager rights instead of your password wherever the platform allows it.
The channel, the videos and the subscribers stay yours. We are the team behind it.
Clipping and VOD uploads, explained
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Also worth reading: How to repurpose video content → · Titles without episode numbers → · Your channel page is your second front door → · The YouTube agency for founders → · The Instagram agency for founders → · Work with us →
You already stream. Let every stream work a second time.
No pitch, no script. Tell us what you stream, how often and where, and we will tell you honestly whether a YouTube channel and clips make sense for you.
Let's talk →Updated October 26, 2026