Video editing for creators

Edited one at a time, a YouTube or podcast episode costs ₹9,999 and a Reel or Short of up to 60 seconds ₹1,499. Channels that post every week can pay less on a plan. For ₹19,999/month (or ₹1.99L/year), the Creator plan gives you 8 Reels/Shorts plus 1 long-form edit every month; for ₹48,999/month (or ₹4.89L/year), the Growth plan doubles that to 16 Reels/Shorts and 2 long-form edits and adds 2 motion-graphics pieces.

Which option makes sense depends on how often you post:

Shorts and Reels get a first cut in about 48 hours, and on the Growth plan Reels run on a 48-hour priority turnaround. Long-form timelines depend on how long the recording is and how much B-roll, on-screen text and motion it needs, so we agree them when you start and set your delivery days around your upload schedule.

To keep a weekly upload on time, send each recording as soon as it is filmed, with a line on the title, the moments that matter and where the Shorts should come from.

Yes. We edit the full episode for YouTube, at ₹9,999 per edit, and cut Shorts and Reels from its strongest moments: a hook in the first seconds, one clear point, and captions that read with the sound off. On a Creator or Growth plan, an episode counts as a long-form edit, and its clips count towards your monthly Reels/Shorts.

If podcasting is your main format, our podcast video editing page covers that service on its own.

On the Creator plan, every edit comes with captions, music and sound design, and exports for every platform. Three examples from our creator work, all cut for 9:16:

• Creator tips captioned reel (content creator): a desk-mic talking head with bold red-highlighted captions, broken up by 3D extruded text cards for key stats.
• Typography tips explainer reel (design educator): word-by-word captions and floating UI windows that show each typography point on screen.
• Content-team cost kinetic reel (content strategist): a podcast-style clip where elegant serif type moves with the voice, role cards pop in and a 3D pocket-watch cutaway breaks up the shot.