Question 1

How much does it cost to hire a video editor?

Accepted Answer

Freelance editors typically charge $30–$150/hour or $300–$1,500 per video, with rates varying by experience and scope. Our one-off projects start at $500 and managed plans at $2,000/month — agreed up front, revisions included.

Question 2

How is this different from hiring a freelance video editor?

Accepted Answer

No sourcing, vetting, or availability risk. You brief a managed team that already knows your brand, works tasks in parallel, and covers motion design and animation alongside editing — capabilities a single freelancer rarely has.

Question 3

Can you handle motion graphics and animation too?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The same team delivers motion graphics, animated explainers, and 2D animation work — so you don't need to hire a separate motion designer or animator.

Question 4

How fast is turnaround?

Accepted Answer

Standard edits typically deliver within one to two business days, with multiple tasks progressing in parallel — no waiting for a freelancer's next opening.

Question 5

What if I only need one video edited?

Accepted Answer

One-off projects are exactly that — send the brief, get the finished video with a review cycle included, from $500. If you publish regularly, a managed plan is usually better value.

Question 6

Who owns the final videos?

Accepted Answer

You do. Every delivered video comes with full commercial rights — use it on any channel, in any market, for as long as you want.

Hire a Video Editor

We've turned video production into a science

Brief like a client, not a manager

Editing, motion design, and animation

Flat pricing instead of hourly rates

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