New York Creators: Stop Editing. Start Growing.

Our standard turnaround is 48 hours from the moment you submit your footage — not 48 business hours, 48 actual hours. For New York creators on a tight content schedule, that means you shoot on Monday and have a finished first draft by Wednesday.

Your dedicated account manager keeps you updated throughout the process, so you're never left wondering where things are at. If something changes on our end, we tell you before you have to ask.

"I can literally shoot a video today and within 48 hours get a finished product back." — Rhode Thelemaque, The Black Sales Guy

The difference is that you get one dedicated editor who works exclusively on your content — not a pool of freelancers taking turns. We build a style guide for your channel from day one, and your editor studies your previous videos before touching anything new.

Most clients notice a sharp improvement by video 3 or 4. Many tell us they stop leaving revision notes entirely because the editor already knows what they want. That's not a coincidence — it's what happens when the same person edits your content every single month.

"There's been several times where I've had zero edits after the first draft comes back." — Justine Nelson, Debt Free Millennials

You've already seen the portfolio above — real videos we've edited for real creators across Finance, Coaching, Health, Real Estate, Gaming, Fashion and more. Every video in that portfolio went live on a creator's YouTube channel.

Beyond that, we offer a 14-day money-back guarantee. If you sign up, work with us for two weeks, and genuinely don't feel the quality is there — you get your money back. No hoops, no arguments. We're confident enough in what we deliver to put that in writing.

And if you want to see how we'd handle your specific style before committing, that's exactly what the 15-minute fit call is for — we'll look at your channel together and tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.

It means exactly what it says. There is no revision limit, no extra charge per round, and no fine print. You request changes through Frame.io — a collaborative review tool where you can leave timestamped comments directly on the video — and your editor handles them.

In practice, revision rounds decrease significantly over time as your editor learns your preferences. What starts as 3–4 rounds of feedback typically becomes 1–2 within the first month, and many clients eventually reach a point where the first draft goes straight to publish.

"My editor locked into my style within the first few videos and now my revision notes are almost empty." — Corey Staden, Battery Bound EV

The creators who grow fastest on YouTube are almost always the ones publishing most consistently. The editing bottleneck is what stops most creators from uploading as often as they should — not lack of ideas, not lack of footage.

Spencer Johnson came to us as a smaller channel while working a full-time job. By handing off editing, he went from one video a week to two — and eventually took his channel full time. Corey Staden went from zero to 1,000 subscribers in under 7 weeks. Neither of them waited until they were "big enough."

Our short-form plan starts at $195/month and long-form from $295/month. If consistent publishing helps you add even a handful of clients or brand deals, it pays for itself many times over.

No contract. Cancel anytime. Every plan is month-to-month — you're not locked in to anything. If your circumstances change, you can cancel before your next billing date and that's it.

We'd rather earn your business every month than hold you hostage with a contract. The creators who stay with us — some for 3+ years — do so because the service works, not because they have to.

We match editors to channels carefully based on your niche, editing style, and content format before we assign anyone. That said, if after the first couple of videos you feel the match isn't right, just tell us and we'll reassign you. No drama, no waiting — we sort it out quickly.

Your account manager is the person who makes this happen. They're your single point of contact, they know your channel, and it's their job to make sure the relationship works.

We believe in being transparent with our customers at every stage. Instead of using gimmicks like "unlimited editing" — a promise that almost always comes with hidden conditions — we are upfront about exactly what you get.

A fixed number means a real guarantee. No matter how many revision rounds it takes, we will deliver the number of videos we promised in your plan. You always know what you're getting, what it costs, and when to expect it. No surprises, no asterisks.

If your volume needs are higher or more unpredictable, we offer custom plans — just bring it up on the call and we'll work something out.

Credits do not roll over. Each plan includes a set number of videos per billing month, and any unused credits expire at the end of that cycle.

This is what allows us to maintain consistent quality and turnaround times — your editor's capacity is reserved for you each month. If you find yourself consistently not using your full allocation, that's a good signal to drop to a lower plan. And if you're regularly hitting your limit, we can look at scaling up. Either way, just let us know and we'll make it work.

Raw footage submitted per video is capped at 45 minutes on standard plans. If your shoots regularly run longer than that, our Custom Plan removes this limit — mention it on the call and we'll set you up correctly.

There is no limit on the length of the finished video. Whether the final edit comes out at 8 minutes or 45 minutes, that's up to you and your content — we'll deliver it.

Completely. We work with New York creators every day and location has never been a friction point. You upload your raw footage to a shared Google Drive or Frame.io folder, your dedicated editor picks it up and gets to work, and you have a finished draft back within 48 hours — without a single meeting, commute, or scheduling headache.

New York creators often tell us the remote model is actually better than hiring locally. No studio time to book, no editor to manage in person, no Manhattan day-rate invoices. Everything happens inside your dashboard, on your schedule, whether you're filming in SoHo or editing notes from the subway.