Starter: $2,799 per month
Starter includes three long-form videos each month. These are full videos for your channel, rather than short clips. You get an editor who learns your style. You also get file storage and a project board to track the work. Starter has standard turnaround.
This is the first plan to look at if you mainly need full videos edited. Shorts, A/B thumbnails, and a content strategist are not listed in Starter. Bring a normal set of raw files so we can talk through the work. The length of the final video does not tell us how much editing it needs.
Creator: $4,499 per month
Creator includes four full videos and 10–15 Shorts each month. It also includes A/B thumbnails. A thumbnail is the cover image people see before they click. A/B means different designs you can compare. You get an editor, file storage, and a project board too.
This plan also has a content strategist, who helps with content plans. Creator lists 48-hour priority turnaround. Talk with us about what that means for your files and dates. This plan may fit if you need full videos, short clips, and thumbnails as part of the same month.
Empire: $7,299 per month
Empire lists unlimited editing, A/B thumbnails, and everyday Shorts. You get an editor, a strategist, file storage, and a project board. The plan lists 24-hour priority turnaround. It is the plan to discuss if the other plans do not cover the work you need.
Bring a list of the videos you want to post and when they must be ready. Tell us how much raw footage you have. Let us know if several edits must move at once. We can then check how the work fits. The word “unlimited” does not set a schedule on its own.
Check the work behind the price
Two videos of the same length can need very different edits. In one, you may give us the exact shots to use. In another, we may need to find the story in a long chat. Screen recordings, text, and extra graphics also change the work.
We sell monthly plans. We do not list one set price per minute or per video. Write down what you need in a normal month. Use the list below when you compare prices. Count the work you will use, not just the number of features on a plan.
- Videos: list full videos, Shorts, thumbnails, and any extra versions.
- Raw files: say how much footage you have and who will choose the best parts.
- Style: show the kind of text, graphics, and sound you want.
- Dates: list when you need the first cut and the final files.
- Files: say if you need a project file that another editor can open.
Price the actual monthly workload
The headline fee is only useful beside the work you need delivered. Start with the number of finished videos, typical runtime, raw-footage volume, required graphics, Shorts and thumbnails. Then ask what happens when a video is unusually long or several projects arrive together.
For a channel publishing three full videos a month, Starter’s listed output may fit the schedule. A channel needing four full videos plus Shorts and thumbnail options should compare Creator’s deliverables. These are planning examples, not a promise that every project fits without a scope discussion.
- Compare monthly deliverables, not price per finished minute alone.
- Confirm whether filming, scripts, posting and ad spend are included or separate.
- Check review capacity and delivery timing before paying for more volume.