Starter
$19 / month
- 1,200 source minutes a month
- 85 finished clips, typical
- 8 posts a day across platforms
- 90 days of clip storage
Pricing
From $19 a month. No views promised, just the clips.
One hour of recording costs you 60 minutes of quota, whether we find four clips in it or fourteen. The clip and post columns below are averages from 548 real projects, rounded down. They are a measurement, not a promise.
Creator
$29 / month
- 3,600 source minutes a month
- 250 finished clips, typical
- 25 posts a day across platforms
- 90 days of clip storage
Studio
$49 / month
- 7,200 source minutes a month
- 500 finished clips, typical
- 50 posts a day across platforms
- 90 days of clip storage
Factory
$99 / month
- 15,000 source minutes a month
- 1,000 finished clips, typical
- 100 posts a day across platforms
- 90 days of clip storage
Plans, quotas and typical output
| Plan | Per month | Source minutes | Typical clips | Typical posts/day | Social accounts | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| StarterOne show, one account, posted every day. | $19 | 1,200 | 85 | 8 | 1 | Start clipping |
| CreatorA weekly episode and a back catalogue to burn through. | $29 | 3,600 | 250 | 25 | 3 | Start clipping |
| StudioSeveral shows, several people, more source minutes every month. | $49 | 7,200 | 500 | 50 | 10 | Start clipping |
| FactoryYou run clipping for other people and you need the room. | $99 | 15,000 | 1,000 | 100 | 30 | Start clipping |
Typical clips and posts are measured, rounded down, and not part of the contract. Extra minutes are $0.05 each. Prices exclude VAT, which is calculated at checkout for your country.
In every plan
- Unlimited clips inside your monthly minutes.
- Vertical 9:16 framing that follows whoever is speaking instead of cropping the middle of the room.
- Captions burned into the video, big enough to read on a phone at arm’s length.
- Hooks and captions written in the language the episode is actually in, Arabic included.
- A review queue built for a phone, because that is where you are when you post.
- Every clip carries its in and out timecode against the original recording.
On top
- Over your minutes
- $0.05 per extra minute of recording. You see the number before the job starts.
- Brand kit
- Your font, your colours, your watermark on every clip. Creator and up.
- Priority render
- Your jobs jump the queue. Studio and up.
- Clip storage
- 90 days on every plan. Download whatever you want to keep.
When the minutes run out, the job does not start.
You see how many minutes are left before you queue anything, and a project that does not fit will not run. Transcription, models and rendering are all billed to us by the minute, so a soft limit would only be a surprise invoice with extra steps. We would rather stop the job and tell you.
Why you still tap post yourself on TikTok
TikTok only lets apps it has not audited publish posts as private, which would leave you opening every one by hand. So we do not pretend to post for you. Clips arrive on your phone, you tap share, the caption is already copied. Instagram and YouTube are a different story and we will say so here the day it changes.
Questions people actually ask
What is a source minute?
One minute of the video you send us. A 65-minute episode uses 65 minutes of your plan, whether we cut four clips out of it or fourteen. The clips themselves are unlimited.
How many clips will I actually get?
Across 548 real projects we averaged 4.3 clips per hour of recording. A 90-minute interview usually gives six or seven. A tight 40-minute talk gives four. We publish the average and round down everywhere on this site instead of quoting our best day.
What happens when I run out of minutes?
The next project does not start and the screen tells you how many minutes are missing. You can add minutes at $0.05 each or wait for the monthly reset. Nothing runs silently and nothing is billed silently.
Can you post to TikTok automatically?
No, and nor can anybody else without an audited TikTok app: unaudited apps can only publish private posts. You post from your phone in three taps.
Do you work in Arabic?
Yes, and it is why most people find us. Moments are chosen from the Arabic transcript rather than from an English translation, and hooks and captions come out in the dialect of the episode: Modern Standard, khaleeji, masri or darija. Right to left stays right to left.
Who owns the clips?
You do. You give us permission to process your recording and to store the clips while your plan is active. Nothing is resold, reused, or used to train anything.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from the billing portal. Your plan runs to the end of the month you paid for and then stops. The refund page is short and says the rest.
Do you guarantee views?
No. Nobody controls distribution, so nobody can promise it and mean it. What we publish is what five client accounts did with this pipeline, with the window and the method next to the numbers.