White Label Video Editing From a Team That Learns Your Style
White label video editing from the same team every month. Send the raw file, get the edit back under your agency's name. Flat monthly rate. No contracts.
Your Footage Is Still Sitting in a Folder
Recording is the easy part. You hit record, you talk, you hit stop. Then the file goes into a folder, and that's where it stays, because nobody has the time or bandwidth to edit it.
Meanwhile your client is waiting on it, and you're the bottleneck.
White label video editing is supposed to fix that. But maybe you've been down that road. You found an editor. They finally got your style. Then they disappeared, and the next one started from zero.
We don't work that way. With our insourcing model, you work with the same developers, designers, and technical Virtual Assistants getting to know you and how you like things done. Video editing is one of the things that same team does for you every month, under your agency's name if you want it that way.
You send the raw file and say what you need. The edit lands in your inbox, and the hours you would've spent cutting it are yours again.
The Video Work You Can Hand Off
Here's the video work the team takes on.
- YouTube long-form editing: full cuts, intros and outros, and graphics
- Short-form content for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts
- Webinar and course content editing
- Ad video cuts for Facebook, Instagram and YouTube pre-roll
- Captions and lower thirds
- Social clips and repurposing packs cut from a longer video
- Simple motion graphics
- Thumbnail design
Here's the kind of task people send us: "Cut this 45-minute webinar into 5 social clips". One recording goes in. Five clips come out, and you never opened an editing app.
One note on motion graphics. Standard 2D motion graphics are included. Complex 3D rendering and 3D modeling are not.
One note on ads, too. We set up ad accounts and build the ads, but we don't manage them. That means we don't monitor ads or conversions, and we don't make suggestions based on conversions. If you want that kind of help, you can ask me on our weekly group calls.
And video is only one line on the list. The same plan covers your websites, development, automation, AI workflows, tech support and design. You can see all of it on our services page.
If you want ideas for what else to send, read the big list of tasks a team can take off your plate.
How a Video Task Moves Through Our Office
It takes three steps, and none of them is a meeting.
First, you send the task through our request form or by email. Write it out, record a quick Loom video, or attach a doc.
Second, your North American account manager reads it, assigns it to the right specialist, sets a realistic timeline, and checks the edit before it ever reaches you. You don't deal with the production team directly unless you want to.
Third, you review the edit and ask for changes. Revisions are unlimited on every plan. Then your next task starts.
Your plan sets how many tasks run at once: one, two or three. You can line up as many as you like behind them. A bigger project, like a full course, gets broken into tasks and done in order.
Worried that explaining the task will take forever? I used to think the same thing. Then I timed myself, and handing off took far less time than I thought. A few minutes up front saves you a ton of time on the back end.
It's the same people every month. They learn your brand, your preferences and your standards, so you're not explaining your lower thirds to a stranger every time.
And every team member comes into our office to work. It's an actual office with new computers, three different internet providers and two backup power sources, plus a team leader who holds everyone accountable. So an outage doesn't stop your edit.
Want every step? See how it works, start to finish.
The Video That Turned Into an Ebook
Zach runs a marketing agency called Convert on Command. Simple video edits were on the list of things he sent us.
So was this, in Zach's words: “One time I literally sent in a video and asked the team to create an eBook from it, and eBook has been the biggest revenue producing lead gen asset I’ve ever had.”
Zach got 16 hours a week back. With that additional time he added $160,000 a month on his high-ticket offer. You can read Zach's full story on our site.
Karen Cutler is an online business manager based in San Antonio, Texas. She manages 15 to 20 clients, and she started with us in 2022 after a referral from Duct Tape Marketing. Her projects with us ran from websites built from scratch to graphic design and video editing. That's the point of a full team. The video doesn't wait in one place while the website waits in another. Karen's case study has the details.
What Video Editing Costs Here
Plans start at $1,497 a month. That's the Entrepreneur plan, with 1 task at a time. The Marketer plan is $2,994 a month, with 2 tasks at a time. The Agency plan is $4,491 a month, with 3 tasks at a time. Every plan covers every service, so video isn't an add-on. The only difference is how many tasks run at once.
No contracts. It's month to month, and you can cancel any time. There's a 30-day money-back guarantee. It's a full refund within the first 30 days, with no conditions. When you're ready, see the plans and pricing.
Questions About Video Editing
What format should I send raw video files in?
How long does a video edit take?
Will the edits match my brand, or my client's brand?
Can you edit video for my clients under my agency's name?
I only make a few videos a month. Is a full team too much?
Got footage sitting in a folder right now? That's your first task.