Dailies

Pricing · public · no quote calls

The list is the list.

Every price, with its per-clip math and the share of clips a named human reviews. If a number looks low: software does the cutting; named humans check a published share; that’s the whole trick.

How to read the review number

The lime bar is the measured rate — at launch: 100%. The ink tick is the floor we commit to as we grow; the measured monthly rate gets published here, per tier. The review desk.

Rung zero

Judge the work first.

First batch

$05 clips · no card · no watermark
  • From your real footage — paste one link
  • Your rules ledger, enforced and logged from clip one
  • Masters export clean; yours regardless of what happens next
Human review
launch: 100% · floor: 100% — every free batch, fully reviewed

Most people start with something already public — a back-catalog episode, last year’s keynote — and run us alongside their current setup. Sensible.

Start the free batch

Credits · buy when you need them · never expire

Credit packs.

Starter

$18010 credits · $18.00/clip
  • 1 credit = 1 finished, rules-checked clip
  • Revisions free — they never spend a credit
  • Credits never expire
Human review
launch: 100% · floor: ≥30%

Workhorse

$48030 credits · $16.00/clip
  • A month or two of weekly clipping
  • Same clips, same log, same review economics
  • Credits never expire
Human review
launch: 100% · floor: ≥30%

Bulk

$1,400100 credits · $14.00/clip
  • Built for backlog rescues — delivered at the weekly pace you set
  • No month to use them in, ever
Human review
launch: 100% · floor: ≥25%

One rate, no month to use it in. We did the division so you don’t have to: $14.00 a clip, down from $18.00 at the Starter pack.

Your math, not ours

What does a clip cost you today?

1.5h
$30
Your cost today $45
Dailies $18

The rules money never bends

Free batch: no card, ever
No watermarks — masters export clean
Credits never expire
Cancel never locks your files
No performance pricing, no fake urgency