Updated September 28, 2026 · BackstageCue Editorial Team
iWantClips vs Kora.mn
iWantClips
Higher score in this comparison
Kora.mn
What sets them apart
| Compare | iWantClipsReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives | Kora.mnReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Payout schedule | Daily (US stores only, 1 week hold), bi-monthly (12th and 27th), monthly (5th), on-request (international, 3 business day hold) | Direct to creator account via QPay immediately after each sale |
| Content policy | Adult content permitted; long list of prohibited categories; AI/digital content allowed with age-appearance and documentation rules; deepfakes not allowed | Platform does not host or verify user-uploaded content; creators bear full responsibility for their content, with a DMCA-style takedown and counter-notice process and moderator-led removal |
| Payout methods | Direct Deposit (ACH), Paper Check, Paxum, US Bank Direct Deposit (ACH), International Wire Transfer | QPay |
| Features | PPV, DMS, Livestream | PPV, Tiers |
| ID verification | One government-issued photo ID required; US stores also submit W-9 with SSN or EIN | Verification tiers: verified creator (personal details verified), verified business (state-registered), trusted partner |
| Creator share | 60% | Not confirmed |
| Minimum payout | $25 to $100 | Not confirmed |
Same on both: Platform type (Clip store).
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Key differences
- Payout methods: only iWantClips offers Direct Deposit (ACH), Paper Check, Paxum.
- Payout methods: only Kora.mn offers QPay.
- Features: only iWantClips offers DMS, Livestream.
- Features: only Kora.mn offers Tiers.
- Support channels: only iWantClips offers Phone, Help centre.
Our verdict on each
iWantClips
iWantClips suits creators who want a clip store carrying paid per view, direct messages and livestream, and who can wait before withdrawing. It scores 4.3, and both payout threshold and timing are worth checking against Clips4Sale and CAM4 before anyone signs up.
Kora.mn
Kora.mn suits creators who sell clips and want pay per view with subscription tiers, plus a payout sent straight after each sale, and it suits those ready to verify their own uploads. It runs as a clip store, a format held by 10.5% of tracked sites, where the median creator share is 80%.
Score breakdown
| Area | iWantClips | Kora.mn |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 9.4Creator share of 60% sits under the median of 80%, though the payout minimum sits below €43.85. | Not confirmed |
| Offer | 9.2Earning routes are limited to ppv, dms and livestream, and a daily payout run is open to US stores only. | Not confirmed |
Feature by feature
| Features | iWantClips | Kora.mn |
|---|---|---|
| PPV | Yes | Yes |
| DMS | Yes | No |
| Livestream | Yes | No |
| Tiers | No | Yes |
How they place
| Ranking | iWantClips | Kora.mn |
|---|---|---|
| Clip and content marketplaces | 3 of 10 | 8 of 10 |
Every fact side by side
| Fact | iWantClips | Kora.mn |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Revenue share | Not confirmed |
| Legal entity | Gatsby Enterprises CA LLC, dba IWC International | SocialPayWall |
| Headquarters | United States | Mongolia |
| Support channels | Email, Phone, Help centreCovers more |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | iWantClips | Kora.mn | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creator share | 60%lowest quarter | Not confirmed | 85% |
| Minimum payout | $25 to $100below the median | Not confirmed | $50 |
Median across 58 listed creator platforms.
Pros and cons
iWantClips
Pros
- Payouts can go out by Direct Deposit (ACH), Paper Check and Paxum, covering bank transfer, paper check and a payout wallet.
- US stores can pick a daily payout run with a hold, while Clips4Sale pays on a monthly date for the previous month's sales.
- Support runs on email, phone and help centre, giving a phone line next to email and a help centre.
Cons
- Creator share of 60% sits under the site median of 80%.
- A balance of $25 to $100 has to build up before a payout runs, so smaller balances wait.
- A community forum is not among its support channels, which run on email, phone and help centre.
Kora.mn
Pros
- Money goes direct to the creator account through QPay immediately after each sale.
- Listed features are ppv and tiers, covering pay per view and subscription tiers.
- ID verification runs on tiers: a verified creator with personal details checked, a verified business that is state-registered, and a trusted partner.
Cons
- Creators carry full responsibility for their own uploads, and removal runs through a DMCA-style takedown and counter-notice process with moderator-led action.
- Support runs on email only, with no chat or phone line listed.
- Payouts go through QPay only, so a QPay account is needed and other payout routes are not offered.
Who each suits
iWantClips
Who it suits
- Creators selling clips who also want paid per view, direct messages and livestream, per ppv, dms and livestream.
- US-based stores that want a choice of payout timings, including a daily run.
- Creators whose catalogue includes AI or digital content, allowed under age-appearance and documentation rules.
Who should look elsewhere
- Creators chasing a bigger revenue share, where CAM4 pays 100%.
- Creators who prefer a fixed monthly payout date for the previous month's sales, the pattern Clips4Sale uses.
Kora.mn
Who it suits
- Creators who want stored clips with pay per view and subscription tiers, and who prefer Kora.mn's transfer straight after each sale to Clips4Sale's monthly payout for the previous month's sales.
- Sellers paid through QPay who prefer a single payout route to the store and region schedules iWantClips sets out.
- Creators who want each sale to clear right away, rather than working to the Daily, on-demand cash out once the minimum is reached rhythm CAM4 uses.
Who should look elsewhere
- People who want a monthly payout rhythm, since Clips4Sale pays for the previous month's sales while Kora.mn sends money after each sale.
- Sellers who need more than one payout route, because Kora.mn pays through QPay while iWantClips lists store and region schedules.
- Readers who expect a help centre, since Kora.mn runs support on email.
Current offers
Kora.mn
Current offer
Free trial
7 days free: 7 days free on all plans
Marked on every listed plan (Social Automation, Creator Starter, Creator Pro, Business) on the official pricing section
Source, checked September 26, 2026
Country by country
| Country | iWantClips | Kora.mn |
|---|---|---|
| Mongolia | No | Yes |
Questions about each
iWantClips
What share of clip revenue do creators keep?+
iWantClips is a revenue-share platform, and creators keep 60% of what the clips earn. That is above xLoveCam at 50% and below CAM4 at 100%. The site median is 80%, so the share sits under the middle of the market.
How much has to be in my balance to withdraw?+
A payout needs a balance of $25 to $100 before it can be released. Funds can leave by Direct Deposit (ACH), Paper Check and Paxum, covering bank transfer, paper check and a payout wallet. The site median minimum across the brands compared here is €43.85, so the threshold sits below the middle.
Kora.mn
What kind of platform is Kora.mn?+
Kora.mn runs as a clip store, so the product is a shop of stored clips rather than a subscription feed. Its listed features are ppv and tiers, covering pay per view and subscription tiers. The storefront is run by SocialPayWall, an operator based in Mongolia.
How are creators paid and how fast?+
Payouts go direct to the creator account through QPay immediately after each sale, so there is no monthly batch to wait for. Creators need a QPay account for the transfer to land. Payout details sit with SocialPayWall, the entity named in the terms.
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