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Best video editing services for small businesses in 2026

Our pick for most local businesses, shops, coaches and consultants is Mark Studios: a price for a single video in the instant quote or a month-to-month plan, every project run by Mark Santos, and on-site filming in South Florida when you have no footage.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 14, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best video editing service for most small businesses.

A small business gets the most from edited video when it pays only for the videos it will post, knows the price before work starts, and has someone who can film when there’s no footage. Mark Studios does all three.

  • Pay per project or per month. Describe one video in the instant quote and see the price before you pay, with no sales call, or pick a month-to-month plan when you post every week. There’s no retainer to fill.
  • Filming when you have no footage. Mark films and photographs on site across Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, Florida, and travels for shoots elsewhere, quoted per trip, then edits the footage himself.
  • One accountable person. Every project runs through Mark Santos, every order includes 3 revision rounds, and Mark Studios is Top Rated on Fiverr with a 4.9★ rating, 8,000+ orders and 99% on-time delivery.
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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 checked.

Quick picks.

For the lowest published monthly price, Editvideo.io. To pay per video, Tasty Edits. For weekly social clips, beCreatives or Clipmasters. For an editor’s time each workday, Vidpros. For one-off edits on a small budget, Fiverr or Upwork. Increditors, Awesomic and Superside suit larger budgets.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: a price per project, month-to-month plans, filming in South Florida and one accountable person
  2. FiverrOne-off edits on a small budget when you can vet each seller yourself
  3. UpworkHiring one freelance editor you manage yourself
  4. Tasty EditsA few long-form videos at a fixed price per video
  5. beCreativesBusinesses posting short social videos every week
  6. ClipmastersMarketing teams with steady volume that want same-day short edits
  7. Editvideo.ioBusinesses that already film and want the lowest published monthly price
  8. VidprosBusinesses that want an editor’s time each workday rather than a video count
  9. AwesomicStartups that want video alongside design and web work
  10. IncreditorsBrands with a budget for premium ads, reels and animation
  11. SupersideLarge marketing teams with an annual creative budget

Mark Studios is our pick for most buyers. The other rows are each option's own “best for” label from the entries below, not a ranking. We wrote this list.

11 options side by side.

Prices and terms as published on each provider's own site, checked October 14, 2026. “Not stated” means the provider's site doesn't say. Mark Studios is our pick, so its row comes first.
ProviderModelPublished priceTurnaroundRevisionsCommitmentFilmingBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickFounder-led studio: a price per project, or a monthly planSingle projects priced in the instant quote; monthly plans $750 (one long video and 4 shorts), $2,000, $2,700 or $3,500 a month, month to monthFirst cut in 5–7 business days; rush available3 rounds per orderNone for a single project; plans month to monthOn site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; travel quoted per tripSmall businesses that want a price per project or a month-to-month plan, with filming in South Florida
Marketplaces
FiverrMarketplace: one freelancer per gigSet by each seller (Fiverr’s guide: $65 for a basic edit, on average), plus a 5.5% service fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gigSet per gigPer orderPer sellerOne-off edits on a small budget when you can vet each seller yourself
UpworkMarketplace: hire a freelancer hourly or at a fixed priceSet by each freelancer (Upwork: $6–$25 an hour is typical), plus a 5% fee on Basic and a $0.99–$14.99 contract feeAgreed per contractAgreed per contractPer contractPer freelancerHiring one freelance editor you manage yourself
Per video
Tasty EditsPer video, single or in packs$327 per long-form video ($278 each for 8); $94 per short ($80 each for 30)48 hours long-form; 24 hours shortsUnlimitedPer packageNot statedA few long-form videos at a fixed price per video
Monthly plans
beCreativesMonthly plan: unlimited requests, one at a time$1,199/mo, or $999/mo billed quarterlyOne short a day; under 10 min in up to 2 daysUnlimitedMonth to month or quarterlyNot stated; plans include a phone-filming courseBusinesses posting short social videos every week
ClipmastersMonthly plan: unlimited requests, dedicated editor$1,897/mo ($1,707 billed quarterly, $1,581 yearly)Shorts same day; up to 10 min in up to 2 business daysUnlimitedNo contract; discounts for quarterly or yearly billingThrough its Brandmasters arm, quoted separatelyMarketing teams with steady volume that want same-day short edits
Editvideo.ioMonthly plan: a set number of videos$195/mo for 10 shorts; $295/mo for 4 long-form videos (limited-time price)48 hours long-form; 2 days shortsUnlimitedCancel anytime; 14-day money-back guaranteeNot stated; you upload your footageBusinesses that already film and want the lowest published monthly price
Editor hours
VidprosEditor hours: part- or full-time$1,000/mo (2 hrs a workday) or $4,000 full-time; $100 trial weekOvernight, depending on complexityNot statedMonth to monthNot statedBusinesses that want an editor’s time each workday rather than a video count
Agencies and creative subscriptions
AwesomicDesign and talent subscription; video on a dedicated planVideo editing on Dedicated Talent, price not published; other plans $1,490 or $2,995/moSocial edits 1–3 days; complex explainers up to a monthUnlimited on the active taskMonthly, or quarterly with a 3-month minimumLaunch videos in San Francisco; custom shoots elsewhereStartups that want video alongside design and web work
IncreditorsAgency: per-video ads and monthly reels plansAds from $120 per video per hook; reels from $2,500/mo (12 reels)1–2 days ads; 3–4 days reels2 on the $2,500 reels plan; unlimited aboveNot statedHealthcare production packages from $35,000 (150+ employees)Brands with a budget for premium ads, reels and animation
SupersideEnterprise creative subscription$15,000/mo minimum plus a $1,000/mo software feeNot statedNot statedAnnual termNot statedLarge marketing teams with an annual creative budget

Prices and terms as published on each provider's own site, checked October 14, 2026. “Not stated” means the provider's site doesn't say. Mark Studios is our pick, so its row comes first.

Each option, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Small businesses that want a price per project or a month-to-month plan, with filming in South Florida

Model
Founder-led studio: a price per project, or a monthly plan
Published price
Single projects priced in the instant quote; monthly plans $750 (one long video and 4 shorts), $2,000, $2,700 or $3,500 a month, month to month
Turnaround
First cut in 5–7 business days; rush available
Revisions
3 rounds per order
Commitment
None for a single project; plans month to month
Filming
On site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; travel quoted per trip

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. Its video editing covers Reels and Shorts, ads and promos, testimonials, explainers and YouTube for businesses anywhere: you describe the project in the instant quote and see the price before you pay, with no sales call, or choose a month-to-month plan when you post every week. Every project runs through Mark, first cuts come back in 5–7 business days with rush available, and every order includes 3 revision rounds. If you have no footage, Mark films and photographs on site across Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, and travels for shoots elsewhere, quoted per trip, then edits the footage himself. Project files for Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro are available on request.

Pros

  • A price for one project before you pay, or a month-to-month plan
  • On-site filming in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties when you have no footage
  • Every project runs through Mark, with 3 revision rounds on every order

Good to know

  • Standard first cuts take 5–7 business days; rush costs more
  • 3 revision rounds per order, not unlimited
  • Filming outside South Florida is quoted per trip
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Real client edits from our portfolio. Terms from our video editing page, pricing and published plans, checked October 14, 2026.

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Marketplaces

Fiverr

Best for: One-off edits on a small budget when you can vet each seller yourself

Model
Marketplace: one freelancer per gig
Published price
Set by each seller (Fiverr’s guide: $65 for a basic edit, on average), plus a 5.5% service fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Turnaround
Set per gig
Revisions
Set per gig
Commitment
Per order
Filming
Per seller

Fiverr is a marketplace: you compare freelancers’ portfolios, prices and delivery times and pay per order. Fiverr’s own cost guide says a basic video editing job averages $65 and lists social media videos and video ads from about $10 a minute, with experienced editors charging more. Each seller sets the price, delivery time, revisions and whether source files come with the order. Fiverr adds a service fee of 5.5% to every payment, plus $3.50 on orders under $200. Mark Studios sells on Fiverr too.

Our Fiverr vs Upwork vs agency guide compares the two marketplaces.

Pros

  • Many sellers to choose from, each with public reviews
  • Each gig shows its price, delivery time and revisions before you order

Cons

  • You vet each seller, write the brief and check the result yourself
  • A 5.5% service fee on every payment, plus $3.50 under $200

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Fiverr: how much does a video editor cost? · Fiverr Help Center: paying for orders (service fee)

Upwork

Best for: Hiring one freelance editor you manage yourself

Model
Marketplace: hire a freelancer hourly or at a fixed price
Published price
Set by each freelancer (Upwork: $6–$25 an hour is typical), plus a 5% fee on Basic and a $0.99–$14.99 contract fee
Turnaround
Agreed per contract
Revisions
Agreed per contract
Commitment
Per contract
Filming
Per freelancer

Upwork works like a job board: you post the job, freelancers send proposals, and you hire hourly or at a fixed price, paying only for work you approve. Its cost page says video editors on Upwork typically charge $6 to $25 an hour, with senior editors at $61 to $150. On the free Basic plan, its pricing page lists a 5% marketplace fee (3% for eligible U.S. clients paying from a checking account) plus a one-time contract initiation fee of $0.99 to $14.99; the FAQ on the same page and its Help Center say the Basic fee can be up to 7.99%. It suits buyers who want one editor long term and are ready to manage the work.

Pros

  • Hourly or fixed-price contracts, paid as work is approved
  • A wide range of rates, from entry-level to senior editors

Cons

  • You write the brief, review proposals and manage the editor
  • Its pricing page says 5% on Basic, its FAQ and Help Center up to 7.99%

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Upwork: cost to hire a video editor · Upwork pricing for clients · Upwork Help: client marketplace fee

Per video

Tasty Edits

Best for: A few long-form videos at a fixed price per video

Model
Per video, single or in packs
Published price
$327 per long-form video ($278 each for 8); $94 per short ($80 each for 30)
Turnaround
48 hours long-form; 24 hours shorts
Revisions
Unlimited
Commitment
Per package
Filming
Not stated

Tasty Edits sells editing per video. One horizontal (long-form) video is $327, or $305 each in a pack of 4 and $278 each in a pack of 8, with a 48-hour turnaround, unlimited revisions, motion graphics, stock footage and color correction included. Vertical shorts are $94 each, $88 each for 15 and $80 each for 30, with a 24-hour turnaround. A thumbnail or a vertical reformat of a long video adds $43. Its site is written for YouTube creators, and it also sells YouTube channel management from $1,266 a month on a yearly plan.

Our Tasty Edits review covers its packages in more detail.

Pros

  • A fixed price per video, with no subscription
  • 48-hour long-form and 24-hour shorts turnaround
  • Unlimited revisions on every video

Cons

  • Written for YouTube creators rather than local businesses
  • Thumbnails and vertical reformats are $43 add-ons

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Tasty Edits pricing

Monthly plans

beCreatives

Best for: Businesses posting short social videos every week

Model
Monthly plan: unlimited requests, one at a time
Published price
$1,199/mo, or $999/mo billed quarterly
Turnaround
One short a day; under 10 min in up to 2 days
Revisions
Unlimited
Commitment
Month to month or quarterly
Filming
Not stated; plans include a phone-filming course

beCreatives is a flat-rate editing subscription that it says is designed for small businesses that want to grow their online visibility. Its Scale plan is $1,199 a month billed monthly, or $999 a month billed quarterly ($2,997), for unlimited requests worked one at a time on business days, unlimited revisions, a dedicated group of editors with an account manager, Slack and up to 2 brands; Pro is $2,299 monthly or $1,999 quarterly. On Scale, shorts under 90 seconds come back one a day and videos under 10 minutes in up to 2 days. It edits ads, shorts, talking-head videos, tutorials and interviews up to 60 minutes, but not music videos or weddings, and it doesn’t record voiceovers; plans include its course on filming with your phone.

Our beCreatives review covers its plans in more detail.

Pros

  • Its business-owner plans are aimed at small businesses
  • Month to month, or cheaper billed quarterly
  • Real-time chat with your editor on Slack

Cons

  • Unlimited requests are worked one at a time
  • No music videos, weddings or extensive animation

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): beCreatives pricing and FAQ · beCreatives for business owners

Clipmasters

Best for: Marketing teams with steady volume that want same-day short edits

Model
Monthly plan: unlimited requests, dedicated editor
Published price
$1,897/mo ($1,707 billed quarterly, $1,581 yearly)
Turnaround
Shorts same day; up to 10 min in up to 2 business days
Revisions
Unlimited
Commitment
No contract; discounts for quarterly or yearly billing
Filming
Through its Brandmasters arm, quoted separately

Clipmasters sells unlimited editing requests and revisions for a flat monthly fee. Its one listed plan, Scale, is $1,897 a month, $1,707 a month billed quarterly or $1,581 billed yearly, with part-time support from a dedicated editor, an account manager, Slack and same-day turnaround for shorts up to 90 seconds; videos up to 10 minutes take up to 2 business days. Enterprise is quoted. Its home page says multiple requests run in parallel on every plan, while its pricing table says it works on one order at a time on business days. Project files come with every delivery, two thumbnail options per video are a $109 add-on, and it edits footage you provide: for filming it points you to its Brandmasters production arm, as a custom package.

Pros

  • Same-day turnaround on shorts
  • Project files with every delivery
  • No contract; cheaper billed quarterly or yearly

Cons

  • The highest entry price of the monthly plans here
  • Its home page and pricing table disagree on parallel requests

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Clipmasters pricing · Clipmasters home page and FAQ

Editvideo.io

Best for: Businesses that already film and want the lowest published monthly price

Model
Monthly plan: a set number of videos
Published price
$195/mo for 10 shorts; $295/mo for 4 long-form videos (limited-time price)
Turnaround
48 hours long-form; 2 days shorts
Revisions
Unlimited
Commitment
Cancel anytime; 14-day money-back guarantee
Filming
Not stated; you upload your footage

Editvideo.io sells monthly plans with a set number of videos and has a page for small businesses. Short-form plans start at $195 a month for 10 shorts of up to 90 seconds each, cut from up to 3 minutes of raw footage, with a 2-day turnaround. Long-form plans start at $295 a month for 4 videos, shown as a limited-time price down from $345, with a 48-hour turnaround and subtitles for videos up to 20 minutes. Every plan includes a dedicated editor and unlimited revisions, long-form plans include all project files, and there’s a 14-day money-back guarantee and no contract. You upload footage to a shared Google Drive folder, and unused videos don’t roll over to the next month.

Our Editvideo.io review covers its plans in more detail.

Pros

  • The lowest published monthly prices on this list
  • All project files included on long-form plans
  • 14-day money-back guarantee, no contract

Cons

  • A fixed number of videos a month, and unused ones don’t roll over
  • Shorts are capped at 90 seconds from 3 minutes of raw footage

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Editvideo.io pricing · Editvideo.io for small businesses

Editor hours

Vidpros

Best for: Businesses that want an editor’s time each workday rather than a video count

Model
Editor hours: part- or full-time
Published price
$1,000/mo (2 hrs a workday) or $4,000 full-time; $100 trial week
Turnaround
Overnight, depending on complexity
Revisions
Not stated
Commitment
Month to month
Filming
Not stated

Vidpros sells editor time rather than a video count: Part Time is $1,000 a month for a dedicated editor 2 hours each workday, and Full Time is $4,000 for 8 hours a day, month to month, with a discounted $100 trial week. It assigns each editor no more than four clients. Turnaround is overnight depending on complexity, and plans include stock video and music, simple thumbnails and AI-generated captions. Its editors work Tuesday to Saturday on Philippine time, it doesn’t create custom motion graphics or animation, and it takes up to 40 GB of raw footage before you need a call.

Our Vidpros review goes deeper on its plans.

Pros

  • A set amount of editor time every workday
  • Overnight turnaround on simpler edits
  • Month to month, with a $100 trial week

Cons

  • Output depends on how far 2 hours a day stretch
  • No custom motion graphics or animation

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Vidpros pricing and FAQ

Agencies and creative subscriptions

Awesomic

Best for: Startups that want video alongside design and web work

Model
Design and talent subscription; video on a dedicated plan
Published price
Video editing on Dedicated Talent, price not published; other plans $1,490 or $2,995/mo
Turnaround
Social edits 1–3 days; complex explainers up to a month
Revisions
Unlimited on the active task
Commitment
Monthly, or quarterly with a 3-month minimum
Filming
Launch videos in San Francisco; custom shoots elsewhere

Awesomic is a subscription that matches startups with vetted designers, developers and marketers, and it edits video too. Its pricing table marks video editing as included only on the Dedicated Talent plan, which has no published price; the $1,490-a-month Graphic Pack and $2,995-a-month All-in-One plans don’t include it, though All-in-One includes motion design. Its video page says one subscription runs one active task at a time with unlimited revisions on that task, quick social edits take 1–3 days and complex explainers up to a month, and it can film launch videos in San Francisco. Quarterly billing saves 20% but can’t be cancelled for the first three months.

Pros

  • Video, motion design and web design from one subscription
  • Can film launch videos in San Francisco

Cons

  • No published price for the plan that includes video editing
  • One active task at a time per subscription

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Awesomic pricing · Awesomic video production

Increditors

Best for: Brands with a budget for premium ads, reels and animation

Model
Agency: per-video ads and monthly reels plans
Published price
Ads from $120 per video per hook; reels from $2,500/mo (12 reels)
Turnaround
1–2 days ads; 3–4 days reels
Revisions
2 on the $2,500 reels plan; unlimited above
Commitment
Not stated
Filming
Healthcare production packages from $35,000 (150+ employees)

Increditors is a post-production agency for editing, color grading, VFX, animation and sound design. Its pricing page lists ad creatives from $120 per video per hook with a 1–2 day turnaround, social media reels from $2,500 a month, YouTube editing from $5,000 a month, dedicated editors from $4,000 a month and explainer videos from $4,500 a minute. The $2,500 reels plan covers 12 reels a month with a 3–4 day turnaround, 2 revisions and unused videos rolling over; the $5,000 and $9,000 plans add unlimited revisions. A banner on its site says it has one spot left for regular clients in Q4 2026.

Our Increditors review has the rest of its pricing.

Pros

  • A published per-video price for ad creatives
  • Color grading, VFX, animation and sound design alongside editing

Cons

  • Monthly reels plans start at $2,500
  • Its site says it has one spot left for regular clients this quarter

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Increditors pricing · Increditors social media reels plans

Superside

Best for: Large marketing teams with an annual creative budget

Model
Enterprise creative subscription
Published price
$15,000/mo minimum plus a $1,000/mo software fee
Turnaround
Not stated
Revisions
Not stated
Commitment
Annual term
Filming
Not stated

Superside is a creative subscription for design, video, photo, motion and AI work. Subscriptions start at a $15,000 monthly minimum on an annual term, plus a $1,000-a-month software fee, and dedicated teams start at $30,000 a month on a 12-month term. Video editing is one of the specialist services its flexible budget covers, and unused budget rolls over for up to three months. It also sells paid exploratory projects as a way into a subscription. It is built for large marketing teams, not small businesses.

Our Superside review covers its plans in more detail.

Pros

  • Design, video, photo and motion from one partner
  • Unused budget rolls over for up to three months

Cons

  • A $15,000 monthly minimum on an annual term
  • Not sized for a small business

Sources (checked Oct 14, 2026): Superside pricing and FAQ

How to choose a video editing service for a small business.

Get these six answers before you pay anyone to edit your business’s videos.

  • What you’ll actually post. Count the videos you’ll publish in a month, say a Reel a week, one testimonial and a website video, before you compare plans. A plan you can’t fill costs more per video than paying per project.
  • The cost per finished video. Per video, per month, per editor hour or a creative budget: divide the price by the videos you’ll really use, and add marketplace fees (5.5% plus $3.50 under $200 on Fiverr; 5% plus a contract fee on Upwork’s Basic plan).
  • Who films. Most services here edit footage you send. If you don’t have footage, ask who films, where, and what a shoot costs before you compare editing prices.
  • The commitment. Check for quarterly or annual terms, minimum spend and whether unused videos roll over. Superside runs on an annual term, Awesomic’s quarterly plan can’t be cancelled for three months, and Editvideo.io’s unused videos don’t carry over.
  • Revisions and turnaround in writing. Ask how many rounds are included, what counts as one and when the clock starts. “Unlimited” often means one request at a time on business days.
  • Work like yours. Ask for samples in your format, such as an ad, a testimonial or a walkthrough, and send one real project as a paid test before you commit to a month.

How we chose these options.

Mark Studios is our pick, and we wrote this list. We also sell on Fiverr. No provider paid to be listed. Our row shows our published monthly plan prices; a single project is priced in the instant quote.

Who's included
We started from AI answers and Google results for “affordable video editing services for small businesses” and “best video editing agency for small businesses” on October 14, 2026, then kept the services those answers named whose own sites sell video editing and publish prices or plans, plus the two biggest freelance marketplaces. A marketing agency those answers also named was left out because its own site doesn’t sell video editing, as were AI video apps and do-it-yourself tools.
What we checked
Each provider's own website, read on October 14, 2026: price model and lowest published price, turnaround, revisions, commitment and whether it films. Where a provider's own pages disagree, we say so. Prices change, so confirm before you buy.
How it's ordered
Grouped by how you pay: marketplaces, per video, monthly plans, editor hours, then agencies and creative subscriptions. Alphabetical inside each group. Mark Studios is listed first as our pick; the other options are not ranked against each other, and there are no scores.
What the data says

Price was the most common first question in the 698 first messages buyers sent Mark Studios from July to September 2026: 22.9% asked what the work would cost, three times as often as turnaround (7.3%). In 9.8% of 704 conversations, the quote was over the buyer’s budget or the budget was fixed. More in our buyer questions research.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best video editing services for small businesses?

Our pick is Mark Studios: a price for a single video in the instant quote or a month-to-month plan, every project run by Mark Santos, and on-site filming in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties when you have no footage. For the lowest published monthly price, Editvideo.io ($195 a month for 10 shorts or $295 for 4 long-form videos). To pay per video, Tasty Edits ($327 per long-form video). For weekly social clips, beCreatives (from $999 a month billed quarterly) or Clipmasters ($1,897). For an editor’s time each workday, Vidpros ($1,000 for 2 hours a day). For one-off edits, Fiverr or Upwork. Increditors, Awesomic and Superside suit larger budgets.

How much does video editing cost for a small business?

Published prices, checked October 14, 2026: Fiverr’s own guide puts a basic editing job at $65 on average, plus its 5.5% fee; Upwork says its video editors typically charge $6–$25 an hour; Tasty Edits charges $327 per long-form video and $94 per short; Editvideo.io starts at $195 a month for 10 shorts; beCreatives at $999 a month billed quarterly; Vidpros at $1,000 a month for 2 editor hours a day; Clipmasters at $1,897; Increditors’ reels plans at $2,500; and Superside at $15,000 a month on an annual term. Mark Studios prices a single project in its instant quote before you pay.

Is a freelancer or a video editing service cheaper for a small business?

For a single short edit, usually a freelancer: Fiverr’s guide puts a basic job at $65 on average and Upwork lists typical rates of $6–$25 an hour. But you vet, brief and manage each person, and fees are added: 5.5% plus $3.50 under $200 on Fiverr, and 5% plus a contract fee on Upwork’s Basic plan. A service costs more per month but brings a set process, deadlines and revisions in writing. Compare the cost per finished video you’ll actually post.

Do I need a monthly plan, or can I pay per video?

You can pay per video. Mark Studios prices a single project in its instant quote, Tasty Edits sells single videos and packs, and Fiverr and Upwork charge per order or contract. A monthly plan makes sense once you post on a schedule. Most plans here run month to month, but beCreatives and Clipmasters cost less billed quarterly, Awesomic’s quarterly plan can’t be cancelled for three months, and Superside runs on an annual term.

What if my business doesn’t have any footage?

Then you need filming, not only editing. Mark Studios can: Mark films and photographs on site across Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, Florida, and travels for shoots elsewhere, quoted per trip, then edits the footage himself. Clipmasters points you to its Brandmasters production arm, Awesomic films launch videos in San Francisco, and the other editing services here work from footage you send.

Is Editvideo.io or Mark Studios better for a small business?

For most small businesses, Mark Studios: a price per project with no plan required, month-to-month plans when you post every week, 3 revision rounds, every project run by Mark, and filming in South Florida. Editvideo.io suits businesses that already film and want the lowest published monthly price for a set number of videos: $195 a month for 10 shorts or $295 for 4 long-form videos, with unlimited revisions and unused videos that don’t roll over.

Is beCreatives or Mark Studios better for a small business?

For most small businesses, Mark Studios: you can pay for one video, plans run month to month, and Mark can film when you have no footage. beCreatives suits businesses that post short social videos every week and want unlimited requests worked one at a time, at $1,199 a month, or $999 a month billed quarterly.

What should a small business send a video editor?

The raw footage, your logo, colors and fonts, one or two videos you’d like yours to look like, where it will be posted (Reels, your website, an ad), the finished length and your deadline. Then get the price, revisions and turnaround in writing before work starts. Our free video editing brief template covers the rest.

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