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Best podcast video editing services in 2026

For shows, one option is ours, Mark Studios: one editor cuts the full multicam episode and the captioned clips from the same recording, at a fixed price per episode or on a monthly plan.

By Mark SantosUpdated Facts checked Oct 23, 2026Sources

How this list works: Mark Studios publishes it and ranks its own service, so this is not an independent review. Every other option’s facts come from its own site, with the date we checked (how we compared). Some Fiverr links here are affiliate links: we may earn a commission if you buy through them, at no cost to you.

Our studio

Where Mark Studios fits: shows that want the full episode and the clips edited by one person.

A video podcast needs two edits from one recording: the full episode for YouTube and Spotify, and the clips that bring people to it. Mark Studios does both, edited by Mark himself.

  • The episode and the clips from one timeline. Every camera synced and switched to whoever is talking, plus a set of captioned 9:16 clips picked by a person, reviewed in one link.
  • A fixed price before the edit starts. Each episode is priced from its length, camera count and clip count, with 3 review rounds included; weekly shows fit a monthly plan.
  • Proof at scale. Top Rated on Fiverr, a 4.9★ rating, 8,000+ orders and 99% on-time delivery, and you work directly with Mark.
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We publish this list and we’re on it, so weigh that. Every other option’s facts below come from its own site, with the date we read it.

Quick picks.

For a podcast specialist with per-episode plans, We Edit Podcasts ($980 a month for two video episodes), Next Day Podcast ($300 a video episode, 24-hour turnaround on its plans), Podcast Magician (video edits from $100) or Podigy (from $2,500 a month with clips and a growth strategy). For episodes edited, given a thumbnail and scheduled on YouTube, with launch help, Freedom Podcasting (quoted per episode or month). For unlimited requests on a subscription, Editvideo.io (from $295 a month), Clipmasters ($1,897) or VideoScale ($1,299). For a dedicated editor or team, Vidpros ($1,000 a month), Increditors (full-time editors from $4,000) or VideoEditingCompany (teams from $5,000). For per-video pricing, Tasty Edits ($278–$327 an episode). For a one-off episode, Fiverr or Upwork.

  1. Mark StudiosOur studioThe full episode and the clips from one editor
  2. FiverrA one-off episode or a trial edit
  3. UpworkHiring an editor for a recurring show you manage yourself
  4. Tasty EditsAn episode and its clips priced per video
  5. Freedom PodcastingShows that want each episode edited, given a thumbnail and scheduled on YouTube, plus launch help
  6. Next Day PodcastShows that want each video episode back the next day
  7. Podcast MagicianSmall shows on a tight budget
  8. PodigyB2B shows that want clips and a growth strategy with every episode
  9. Resonate RecordingsCompanies that want one agency to run a branded video podcast end to end
  10. We Edit PodcastsB2B shows that want a podcast specialist
  11. ClipmastersPodcast studios that need volume and same-day clips
  12. Editvideo.ioWeekly shows that want the same editor on a budget
  13. VideoScaleShows that want unlimited requests with set delivery times
  14. IncreditorsVideo-first shows that want a managed team
  15. VideoEditingCompanyBrands running podcasts as part of a larger video program
  16. VidprosShows and networks that want one editor’s daily hours

Mark Studios, which publishes this list, is one option for shows. The other rows are each option’s own “best for” label from the entries below, not a ranking. We wrote this list.

16 options side by side.

Prices and turnaround as published on each provider’s own site, read on October 23, 2026. Mark Studios is our own studio, so its row comes first.
CompanyModelPublished priceStated turnaroundBest for
Mark StudiosOur studioStudio: per episode or monthly planEpisodes priced in the instant quote; editing plans from $750/month5–7 business days standard; rush availableShows that want the full episode and the clips edited by one person
Marketplaces
FiverrMarketplacePodcast video editing gigs from $10 to $200 on page one, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gigA one-off episode or a trial edit
UpworkMarketplaceSet by each freelancer, plus a 5% service fee on Basic (10% on Business Plus) and a contract initiation feeAgreed per contractHiring an editor for a recurring show you manage yourself
Per-video pricing
Tasty EditsPer-video packages$327 per horizontal video ($305 in a 4-pack, $278 in an 8-pack); vertical clips $94, down to $80 in a 30-pack48 hoursAn episode and its clips priced per video
Per-episode podcast plans
Freedom PodcastingVideo podcast production per episode or monthlyNot published (“Ask us about our competitive rates”)3 business days after you send files (stated for audio)Shows that want each episode edited, given a thumbnail and scheduled on YouTube, plus launch help
Next Day PodcastPay per episode, or one flat monthly fee for unlimited episodesVideo $300, $340 or $380 per episode (raw up to 30, 60 or 90 min), or $900–$1,140/month unlimited for one show24 hours on its plans; its pricing FAQ says video is generally within 48 hoursShows that want each video episode back the next day
Podcast MagicianVideo editing priced by edit type, plus custom packagesLight video edit from $100; complex (multi-camera) from $200; reels from $203–5 business days for videoSmall shows on a tight budget
PodigyMonthly plans by episode count, month to month$2,500/month (1 episode), $4,500 (2) or $7,500 (4); one episode $1,2505 business days; the one-episode News Package within 48 hoursB2B shows that want clips and a growth strategy with every episode
Resonate RecordingsFull-service podcast agency: monthly subscription, per order or custom packageSubscription $2,100–$6,500/month; per-order and custom work priced on a callNot publishedCompanies that want one agency to run a branded video podcast end to end
We Edit PodcastsMonthly plans by episode countVideo editing $980/month for two episodes, $1,800 for four (episodes up to 60 min)72 hours (3 business days)B2B shows that want a podcast specialist
Monthly subscriptions
ClipmastersMonthly subscription: unlimited requestsScale $1,897/month ($1,707 quarterly, $1,581 yearly)Same-day turnaround on the Scale planPodcast studios that need volume and same-day clips
Editvideo.ioMonthly subscription by video count$295/month for 4 videos, $495 for 10, $995 for 22 (limited-time; regular $345 / $595 / $1,195)24–48 hoursWeekly shows that want the same editor on a budget
VideoScaleMonthly subscription: unlimited requests, one at a timeStarter $1,299/month, Growth $1,899, Scale $3,499Episodes under 60 min: up to 4 days (Starter), 3 days (Growth)Shows that want unlimited requests with set delivery times
Dedicated editors and teams
IncreditorsManaged editing team: custom quote, published starting pricesFull-time editors from $4,000/month; YouTube $2,500/month for 4 videos on its YouTube page, from $5,000 on its homepage; reels from $2,500 (homepage); Short Starter $2,000/month on its creators page1–2 days on its reels and YouTube plansVideo-first shows that want a managed team
VideoEditingCompanyDedicated editing team: monthly, month-to-monthGrowth $5,000/month, Core $9,500, Scale $16,0003–7 days; first draft 7–10 business days after kickoffBrands running podcasts as part of a larger video program
VidprosMonthly output plans$1,000/month (5–10 long-form or 20–40 shorts); Growth $2,000; Scale $4,000/monthShorts next day; long-form in 1–3 daysShows and networks that want one dedicated editor and a set monthly output

Prices and turnaround as published on each provider’s own site, read on October 23, 2026. Mark Studios is our own studio, so its row comes first.

Each podcast video editing service, with pros and cons.

Our studio

Mark StudiosOur studio

Best for: Shows that want the full episode and the clips edited by one person

Model
Studio: per episode or monthly plan
Published price
Episodes priced in the instant quote; editing plans from $750/month
Stated turnaround
5–7 business days standard; rush available

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida, and Mark edits each show himself. Send the camera files and the separate audio, and you get back the full 16:9 episode with every camera synced and switched to whoever is speaking, each voice cleaned and leveled, plus a set of captioned 9:16 clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok (many shows run 5–10). Each episode is priced up front from its length, camera count and clip count, 3 review rounds are included, and standard turnaround is 5–7 business days. Site figures: 8,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews on Fiverr.

Pros

  • Full episode and clips cut from the same timeline
  • A fixed price per episode before the edit starts
  • 8,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews

Good to know

  • Standard turnaround is 5–7 business days; rush is available
  • Video podcasts are the focus; audio-only shows are handled but not the specialty
  • Project files aren’t handed over; you get finished exports
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Marketplaces

Fiverr

Best for: A one-off episode or a trial edit

Model
Marketplace
Published price
Podcast video editing gigs from $10 to $200 on page one, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Stated turnaround
Set per gig

Fiverr is a marketplace: a search for podcast video editing showed 21,000+ results on October 23, 2026, with first-page gigs starting from $10 to $200. You compare each seller’s packages, reviews and delivery time. Fiverr adds a 5.5% service fee, plus $3.50 on orders under $200. Disclosure: Mark Studios also sells on Fiverr.

Pros

  • The lowest prices on this list
  • Thousands of podcast editors to compare

Cons

  • Quality varies by seller, so vetting is on you
  • Clips and multicam switching depend on the gig

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Fiverr podcast video editing search · Fiverr Help Center: paying for orders (service fee)

Upwork

Best for: Hiring an editor for a recurring show you manage yourself

Model
Marketplace
Published price
Set by each freelancer, plus a 5% service fee on Basic (10% on Business Plus) and a contract initiation fee
Stated turnaround
Agreed per contract

Upwork is a freelance marketplace where you hire editors directly and pay from escrow only for work you approve. Its client pricing page lists a 5% service fee on the free Basic plan (a $100 contract costs $105) and 10% on Business Plus, plus a contract initiation fee.

Pros

  • Long-term contracts with one editor
  • Payments held in escrow until you approve the work

Cons

  • You manage the brief, the schedule and the quality
  • Fees on top of the freelancer’s rate

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Upwork client pricing

Per-video pricing

Tasty Edits

Best for: An episode and its clips priced per video

Model
Per-video packages
Published price
$327 per horizontal video ($305 in a 4-pack, $278 in an 8-pack); vertical clips $94, down to $80 in a 30-pack
Stated turnaround
48 hours

Tasty Edits has a page for podcasters but prices episodes as horizontal videos: $327 for one, $305 each in a 4-pack and $278 each in an 8-pack. Clips are vertical videos at $94 each, $88 in a 15-pack or $80 in a 30-pack, with animated captions. It advertises a 48-hour turnaround and sends updates every 24 hours.

Pros

  • A fixed price per episode and per clip
  • 48-hour turnaround

Cons

  • No podcast-specific tier
  • Clips are bought separately from the episode

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Tasty Edits pricing · Tasty Edits for podcasters · Tasty Edits alternatives

Per-episode podcast plans

Freedom Podcasting

Best for: Shows that want each episode edited, given a thumbnail and scheduled on YouTube, plus launch help

Model
Video podcast production per episode or monthly
Published price
Not published (“Ask us about our competitive rates”)
Stated turnaround
3 business days after you send files (stated for audio)

Freedom Podcasting, a Nevada-registered company founded by Ian Robinson, edits and produces shows that you record yourself and send in (it prefers Dropbox). Its video podcast service, sold per episode or monthly, starts by helping you set up to record good interviews, then covers editing and mixing, thumbnails, and uploading and scheduling each episode on your YouTube channel. It also designs show and episode art, plans launches, adds meta tags to each episode, submits shows to podcast directories and builds a publishing system on your own website. It says audio episodes come back in 3 business days, and it doesn’t publish prices.

Pros

  • Uploads and schedules each episode on YouTube
  • Launch strategy and show art
  • Builds publishing on your own website

Cons

  • No published prices
  • Turnaround is stated only for audio

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Freedom Podcasting services (video podcast production) · Freedom Podcasting team

Next Day Podcast

Best for: Shows that want each video episode back the next day

Model
Pay per episode, or one flat monthly fee for unlimited episodes
Published price
Video $300, $340 or $380 per episode (raw up to 30, 60 or 90 min), or $900–$1,140/month unlimited for one show
Stated turnaround
24 hours on its plans; its pricing FAQ says video is generally within 48 hours

Next Day Podcast edits audio and video podcasts by hand and prices video by the length of the raw recording: $300, $340 or $380 an episode for up to 30, 60 or 90 minutes, or a flat $900, $1,020 or $1,140 a month for unlimited episodes of one show, which you can cancel or pause anytime. A $1,500 video launch package delivers the first two episodes and an animated intro. Every video edit includes the edited audio version, multi-camera editing in 4K, color balancing and free, unlimited revisions; social media clips are $50 each. Its plans promise a 24-hour turnaround, and its pricing FAQ says video edits can take a little longer but are generally delivered within 48 hours.

Pros

  • Per-episode and unlimited prices published
  • A 24-hour turnaround promised on every plan
  • Unlimited revisions

Cons

  • Clips cost extra ($50 each)
  • Video edits are generally 48 hours, not 24

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Next Day Podcast pricing · Next Day Podcast homepage

Podcast Magician

Best for: Small shows on a tight budget

Model
Video editing priced by edit type, plus custom packages
Published price
Light video edit from $100; complex (multi-camera) from $200; reels from $20
Stated turnaround
3–5 business days for video

Podcast Magician is a small podcast editing studio (its About page introduces an audio and video editor and a podcast manager) that cites more than ten years of experience and edits both audio and video. Its video editing starts at $100 for a light edit of a solo or interview episode recorded online, with color correction, audio clean-up, intro, outro and ads, and at $200 for a complex edit of multi-camera footage up to 4K. Reels and shorts start at $20 and an intro and outro at $120. Video edits take 3–5 business days, rush work is 30% extra, episodes over 60 minutes cost more, unused episode edits in a package roll over a month, and payment is in advance.

Pros

  • Low published starting prices
  • Unused episode edits roll over
  • Reels from $20

Cons

  • Starting prices only; the final price depends on the edit
  • Three to five business days per video

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Podcast Magician video editing · Podcast Magician pricing · About Podcast Magician

Podigy

Best for: B2B shows that want clips and a growth strategy with every episode

Model
Monthly plans by episode count, month to month
Published price
$2,500/month (1 episode), $4,500 (2) or $7,500 (4); one episode $1,250
Stated turnaround
5 business days; the one-episode News Package within 48 hours

Podigy produces B2B podcasts for growth rather than editing alone: every plan includes the full episode as audio and video, SEO clips with A/B-tested thumbnails, vertical clips for social and a YouTube strategy, with the same dedicated editor every week. Growth is $2,500 a month for one episode, Authority $4,500 for two and Dominance $7,500 for four, month to month, with 10% off on quarterly billing. A one-episode News Package is $1,250 with no monthly commitment, delivered within 48 hours. Its homepage gives a 5-business-day turnaround and says clients stay 5+ years on average.

Pros

  • Clips, thumbnails and YouTube strategy in every plan
  • The same dedicated editor every week
  • Month to month, with a one-episode option

Cons

  • $2,500 a month for one episode
  • Built for B2B growth, more than many shows need

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Podigy pricing · Podigy homepage

Resonate Recordings

Best for: Companies that want one agency to run a branded video podcast end to end

Model
Full-service podcast agency: monthly subscription, per order or custom package
Published price
Subscription $2,100–$6,500/month; per-order and custom work priced on a call
Stated turnaround
Not published

Resonate Recordings is a full-service podcast agency that has produced more than 50,000 episodes across 3,000 shows since 2014, naming Amazon, Salesforce, Stanford and Honda among its clients. Its video podcast service covers audio editing, mixing and mastering, cutting mistakes and distractions out of the video, color matched across cameras, 1080p or 4K exports, intro and outro bumpers, transitions and a name and title bar for each speaker, and it can turn an episode into captioned short clips. You upload raw files and notes in the Resonate app, review and approve there, and it can also host your show. Its subscription, with a dedicated producer and audio and video production every episode, costs $2,100 to $6,500 a month; self-service orders and custom packages are priced on a call.

Pros

  • Audio, video, captions and show hosting from one agency
  • Brand shows for large companies since 2014

Cons

  • No published turnaround; per-order and custom prices come on a call
  • Built for company shows more than solo creators

Sources (checked Oct 30, 2026): Resonate video podcast production · Resonate homepage (track record)

We Edit Podcasts

Best for: B2B shows that want a podcast specialist

Model
Monthly plans by episode count
Published price
Video editing $980/month for two episodes, $1,800 for four (episodes up to 60 min)
Stated turnaround
72 hours (3 business days)

We Edit Podcasts calls itself a B2B video podcast production and growth company. Its video editing plan (basic audio plus basic video editing) is $980 a month for two episodes or $1,800 for four, with episodes up to 60 minutes, multitrack sync, intros, outros and ads, and episode uploading. Audio-only editing is $440 a month for two episodes, and show notes, transcription and launch services are sold separately. Standard turnaround is 72 hours.

Pros

  • A podcast specialist with plans by episode count
  • Show notes, transcription and launch services available

Cons

  • Its video plan doesn’t list short clips
  • Episodes capped at 60 minutes on the published plans

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): We Edit Podcasts pricing · We Edit Podcasts homepage · We Edit Podcasts alternatives

Monthly subscriptions

Clipmasters

Best for: Podcast studios that need volume and same-day clips

Model
Monthly subscription: unlimited requests
Published price
Scale $1,897/month ($1,707 quarterly, $1,581 yearly)
Stated turnaround
Same-day turnaround on the Scale plan

Clipmasters sells podcast editing to podcast studios: full video and audio episodes, single or multicam editing and social clips, “delivered in as little as 24 hours.” Its Scale plan is $1,897 a month, or $1,707 quarterly and $1,581 yearly, with same-day turnaround, unlimited requests and revisions, a dedicated editor and an account manager; thumbnails are a $109 add-on.

Pros

  • Unlimited requests and revisions
  • Same-day turnaround on the Scale plan

Cons

  • One published plan, at $1,897 a month
  • Thumbnails cost extra ($109 per video)

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): Clipmasters pricing · Clipmasters for podcast studios · Clipmasters alternatives

Editvideo.io

Best for: Weekly shows that want the same editor on a budget

Model
Monthly subscription by video count
Published price
$295/month for 4 videos, $495 for 10, $995 for 22 (limited-time; regular $345 / $595 / $1,195)
Stated turnaround
24–48 hours

Editvideo.io has a video podcast editing service: multicam, single-cam and remote recordings edited by a dedicated editor and returned in 24 to 48 hours, at a flat monthly rate with no contract. Its long-form plans are $295 a month for 4 videos, $495 for 10 and $995 for 22, shown as limited-time prices down from $345, $595 and $1,195, with unlimited revisions, free subtitles, project files and a 14-day money-back guarantee. Its pricing page adds that videos with heavy motion graphics or several revision rounds may use more than one credit.

Pros

  • The lowest subscription price here: from $295 a month
  • 24–48 hour turnaround and unlimited revisions

Cons

  • Its current prices are marked limited-time
  • Heavy motion graphics or several revision rounds can use more than one video credit
  • Plans are capped by the number of videos a month

Sources (checked Oct 30, 2026): Editvideo.io pricing · Editvideo.io video podcast editing · Editvideo.io alternatives

VideoScale

Best for: Shows that want unlimited requests with set delivery times

Model
Monthly subscription: unlimited requests, one at a time
Published price
Starter $1,299/month, Growth $1,899, Scale $3,499
Stated turnaround
Episodes under 60 min: up to 4 days (Starter), 3 days (Growth)

VideoScale sells unlimited editing requests, one at a time, on monthly plans: Starter $1,299, Growth $1,899 and Scale $3,499, which adds a full-time editor and a white-label portal. Its delivery table puts long-form videos under 60 minutes at up to 4 days on Starter and 3 days on Growth, and short clips at one a day or more. Captions are AI on Starter and human from Growth, and every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Pros

  • Published delivery times by video length
  • Human-edited captions from the Growth plan

Cons

  • Requests run one at a time below Scale
  • AI captions on the Starter plan

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): VideoScale pricing · VideoScale alternatives

Dedicated editors and teams

Increditors

Best for: Video-first shows that want a managed team

Model
Managed editing team: custom quote, published starting prices
Published price
Full-time editors from $4,000/month; YouTube $2,500/month for 4 videos on its YouTube page, from $5,000 on its homepage; reels from $2,500 (homepage); Short Starter $2,000/month on its creators page
Stated turnaround
1–2 days on its reels and YouTube plans

Increditors is a managed editing team that quotes most clients individually but publishes starting prices: full-time editors or a team from $4,000 a month for B2B companies, YouTube from $5,000 on its homepage (its YouTube page lists $2,500 a month for 4 videos) and reels from $2,500, with dedicated editors, a project manager and 1–2 day turnaround on those plans. Its creators page lists cheaper starting plans: a Short Starter at $2,000 a month for 12 reels and a Creator Starter at $2,500 for four YouTube videos, each with a 3-month minimum. Its podcast video editing cost guide says most professional two-camera shows land at $150–$600 an episode.

Pros

  • Dedicated editors and a project manager
  • Published starting prices for each plan

Cons

  • Plans start at $2,000 a month, with a 3-month minimum on its creator plans
  • Most projects are custom-quoted

Sources (checked Oct 31, 2026): Increditors homepage (pricing) · Increditors YouTube editing plans · Increditors creator plans · Increditors podcast video editing cost · Increditors alternatives

VideoEditingCompany

Best for: Brands running podcasts as part of a larger video program

Model
Dedicated editing team: monthly, month-to-month
Published price
Growth $5,000/month, Core $9,500, Scale $16,000
Stated turnaround
3–7 days; first draft 7–10 business days after kickoff

VideoEditingCompany sells a dedicated video editing team on monthly plans: Growth $5,000, Core $9,500 and Scale $16,000, month-to-month: a 3–5 person team producing 10–48 assets a month, such as explainers, podcast videos and walkthroughs, with a 3–7 day turnaround. Onboarding takes two weeks and the first draft typically arrives 7–10 business days after kickoff. It guarantees to double your video output in 90 days or month 4 is free.

Pros

  • A full post-production team, month-to-month
  • A written output guarantee

Cons

  • The highest entry price on this list: $5,000 a month
  • Built for brands with a whole video program, not one show

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026): VideoEditingCompany pricing · VideoEditingCompany homepage

Vidpros

Best for: Shows and networks that want one dedicated editor and a set monthly output

Model
Monthly output plans
Published price
$1,000/month (5–10 long-form or 20–40 shorts); Growth $2,000; Scale $4,000/month
Stated turnaround
Shorts next day; long-form in 1–3 days

Vidpros has a podcast video editing page and sells a monthly output from an editor who works with no more than four clients: $1,000 a month gets 5–10 long-form videos or 20–40 shorts, Growth $2,000 gets 10–20 long-form or 40–80 shorts, and Scale is $4,000. A long-form video is up to 15 minutes cut from up to 60 minutes of footage, and a lightly edited podcast over an hour counts as two. Its pricing page lists long-form in 1–3 days, and a discounted $100 trial week converts to the $1,000 plan.

Pros

  • A set monthly output at a flat monthly price
  • A $100 trial week

Cons

  • An episode over an hour counts as two long-form videos
  • No free trial; the trial week converts to the $1,000 plan

Sources (checked Oct 30, 2026): Vidpros pricing · Vidpros podcast video editing · Vidpros alternatives

What podcast video editing includes, and who includes what.

Every service on this list edits episodes, but the clips, captions and publishing vary. Here is what each part of the job is, and who covers it.

Multicam episode edit
Every camera synced to the audio and switched to whoever is talking, for YouTube and Spotify. Mark Studios, Editvideo.io and Clipmasters list multicam editing; We Edit Podcasts syncs multitrack audio and video.
Clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok
Vertical 9:16 clips cut from the episode with captions. Mark Studios picks them from the same timeline; Tasty Edits sells them per clip from $80; Clipmasters lists same-day turnaround on its Scale plan.
Captions and subtitles
Word-by-word captions on clips and subtitles for the episode. Editvideo.io includes subtitles; VideoScale uses AI captions on Starter and human captions from Growth.
Show notes, transcripts and publishing
Written assets and uploading. We Edit Podcasts uploads episodes and sells show notes and transcription separately.

How we chose these podcast editing services.

We wrote this list and put Mark Studios first. Mark also sells on Fiverr, which is on the list. No provider paid to appear. Episodes are priced in our instant quote; our row shows our published editing plan prices.

Who’s included
We started from the services ranking lists and AI answers name for podcast video editing, kept the ones that edit video (not audio only) and publish a price or a clear buying model, and on October 15, 2026 added Clipmasters, VideoScale, Increditors and VideoEditingCompany, which Google’s AI Mode names for this search. On October 19, 2026 we read Google’s results for podcast video editing services again and added Next Day Podcast, Podcast Magician and Podigy, which rank on its first page. On October 23, 2026 we read Google’s results again for podcast editing services and podcast video editing service, and added Freedom Podcasting, which ranks there and sells video podcast editing per episode or monthly. Podcast Editing Services (Pure Podcasting), which also ranks, publishes prices only for audio editing (from £49 an episode) and books video editing through a consultation call, so it isn’t listed. Recording and editing software is covered in the FAQ, not the list. For every buying model in one place, including marketplaces, per-video services and subscriptions, see the best video editing services. On October 25, 2026 we added Resonate Recordings, which Google’s AI Mode, ChatGPT and Perplexity name for podcast video editing.
What we checked
Each provider’s own pricing and podcast pages, read on October 15 and again on October 17 and 19, 2026, and again on October 23, 2026 (Fiverr’s search on October 17 and 23; Next Day Podcast, Podcast Magician and Podigy first on October 19; on October 23 Reddit blocked the r/podcasting thread quoted in the FAQ, so that quote is as last read): buying model, published prices, stated turnaround and what the plan includes. Prices change, so confirm before you buy.
How it’s ordered
Grouped by how you buy, from least to most managed: marketplaces, per-video pricing, per-episode podcast plans, monthly subscriptions, then dedicated editors and teams. Alphabetical inside each group. The services after Mark Studios aren’t ranked, and there are no scores.
What the data says

Most podcast audiences now watch as well as listen: among weekly podcast consumers, 78% watch video podcasts, and YouTube says more than 1 billion people watch podcasts on it each month. Sources are in our video podcast statistics.

Published prices on this list run from $100 for a light episode edit at Podcast Magician and $295 a month for 4 videos at Editvideo.io to $7,500 a month for four episodes with clips and strategy at Podigy, and from $1,000 to $16,000 a month for dedicated editors and teams. Our guide to podcast editing cost per episode breaks down market rates.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best podcast video editing service?

It depends on the job. For shows, one option is ours, Mark Studios: Mark edits the full multicam episode and the captioned clips from the same recording, at a fixed price per episode or on a monthly plan. For a podcast specialist with per-episode plans, We Edit Podcasts ($980 a month for two video episodes), Next Day Podcast ($300 a video episode, 24-hour turnaround on its plans), Podcast Magician (video edits from $100) or Podigy (from $2,500 a month with clips and a growth strategy). For episodes edited, given a thumbnail and scheduled on YouTube, with launch help, Freedom Podcasting (quoted per episode or month). For unlimited requests on a subscription, Editvideo.io, Clipmasters or VideoScale. For a managed team, Increditors or VideoEditingCompany. For per-video pricing, Tasty Edits. For a one-off episode, Fiverr or Upwork.

Who can edit my video podcast into full YouTube episodes and short clips?

Mark Studios does both from one timeline: the full YouTube episode with every camera synced and switched to the active speaker, plus captioned vertical clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok (many shows run 5–10 per episode). Editvideo.io, Clipmasters and VideoScale also cover episodes and clips on a subscription, Podigy includes SEO and vertical clips in every plan, and Tasty Edits prices them per video.

How much does podcast video editing cost in 2026?

Published prices checked October 23, 2026: Podcast Magician from $100 for a light video edit; Editvideo.io from $295 a month for 4 videos; Next Day Podcast $300–$380 per video episode or $900–$1,140 a month for unlimited episodes; We Edit Podcasts $980 a month for two video episodes and $1,800 for four; Tasty Edits $278–$327 per episode plus $80–$94 per clip; Vidpros $1,000 a month; VideoScale from $1,299; Clipmasters $1,897; Increditors from $2,000 (re-checked October 30); Podigy $2,500–$7,500 a month for one to four episodes with clips; and VideoEditingCompany from $5,000. Increditors’ own cost guide says most professional two-camera shows land at $150–$600 an episode. Fiverr gigs start from $10, and Freedom Podcasting quotes its video service per episode or month.

What does video podcast editing include?

Usually: syncing several cameras, switching to the active speaker, cleaning and leveling the audio, adding captions and lower thirds, and cutting vertical clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. Plans differ on which of these are included. We Edit Podcasts’ published video plan doesn’t list clips, and Tasty Edits and Next Day Podcast sell clips separately, so ask every service what’s in the base price.

Do podcast editing services edit the audio as well as the video?

Several podcast editing companies here do both. Next Day Podcast includes the edited audio version with every video edit and sells audio-only editing from $160 an episode. We Edit Podcasts builds its video plan on its basic audio edit, and audio-only editing is $440 a month for two episodes. Every Podigy plan includes the full episode as audio and video, and Podcast Magician’s light video edit includes audio improvement. Mark Studios cleans and levels each voice as part of the video episode.

Should I use Descript or Riverside instead of an editing service?

If you have the time, software such as Descript or Riverside can cut an episode and suggest clips, and many podcasters start there. The trade-off is judgment: hosts on r/podcasting say AI clip tools “don't capture the real aha moments”. A common setup is software for the rough cut and an editor for clip selection, hooks and captions.

Do podcasts really need video now?

For most shows, yes. Among weekly podcast consumers, 78% watch video podcasts (Edison Podcast Metrics, Q1 2026), and YouTube says more than 1 billion people watch podcasts on it each month. Only 8% of weekly consumers say they only watch, so keep the audio feed too. Our video podcast statistics page has the sources.

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