Pricing · public · no quote calls
Every price, with its per-clip math and the share of clips a named human reviews. If a number looks low: software does the cutting; named humans check a published share; that’s the whole trick.
The lime bar on every card is the measured rate — at launch: 100%. Every clip crosses the review desk. The ink tick is the floor: the minimum we commit to as we grow. The measured monthly rate gets published here, per tier.
Review time is real time — median 6–9 minutes per clip on our lab batches. That’s why floors differ by tier, and why rush costs more instead of checking less. The review desk.
Rung zero
Most people start with something already public — a back-catalog episode, last year’s keynote — and run us alongside their current setup. Sensible.
Credits · buy when you need them · never expire
Yes, Scale below is $12.99/clip at the same 100 — the pack’s 7.8% premium is what full flexibility costs. We did the division so you don’t have to.
Events · one-off · we don’t email you between events
Exists because buying three $299 batches for one conference is worse math and worse workflow. We’d rather print the honest SKU.
Monthly · for a standing rhythm · cancel never locks your files
A plan buys persistence — a standing style profile, priority in the queue — not magically better math. Where credits are the better deal at your volume, the card says so.
At 15 clips the $480-pack rate is $240. The $9 buys persistence and priority, not better math. Lumpy volume? Stay on credits.
Beats the $480-pack rate above 31 clips/mo. The $1,400 pack still edges it on pure per-clip if you’ll use all 100.
Beats the bulk-pack rate above 57 clips/mo. Below that, packs win — check your trailing volume, not your ambition.
The floor is lowest here because 100 clips is real review time — at least 20 clips get a named human’s 6–9 minutes each, every month.
Why these numbers are possible: software does the cutting, and its cost per finished clip is under two dollars — measured. The price buys the checking: the rules engine, the log, and the named human hours the floors commit us to.
You won’t be upsold this. It’s offered when you pause, not pushed while you’re active.
Plans and credits coexist: the plan covers your rhythm, credits cover spikes, and a downgrade or lapse never locks your delivered files. Upgrade nudges fire only when the plan is genuinely cheaper at your trailing volume — dismiss once, gone forever.
Add-ons · review depth and speed, priced separately
Buying for a company?
If your company runs security review, “free, no card” is shadow-IT — the wrong door. This one is built for procurement.
Agencies & managers · running clients through us
By quote — anchored around $2,500/mo at 250 clips (~$10/clip), annual, with named support. Quote because client mixes differ, not because the anchor is a secret.
human review · launch: 100% · floor: negotiated per contract, printed in it
Your math, not ours
If your current cost comes out below ours, credits only make sense as capacity — for the footage that never gets clipped — not as savings. We’d rather you know that now.
The rules money never bends