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Your time is worth more selling than editing.
A client wants to double their volume next month, or you just closed a new account. You've got the strategy, the shoot and the relationship. For the editing, you've got two usual options, and both cost you time, money and a bit of risk.
Hiring
It takes weeks to post the job, work through the résumés and get a first usable video. And when they leave, the know-how walks out with them and the whole cycle starts over.
A freelancer
One person, often already booked the week it matters most. You re-explain the style with every new client, and the output changes every time.
What that adds up to in hours.
A finished video under three minutes takes between an hour and a half and three hours to edit, and that's including the logging. At thirty videos a month that's 45 to 90 hours, one to two weeks of full-time work for a single person.
A junior in-house editor costs around $40,000 a year in salary alone, before payroll costs, equipment, licences and management time. At thirty videos a month with us, the same output costs $1,199.70.
There's a third option. Compare all three side by side or test us on one video, free.