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Best white-label video editing services in 2026

Our pick for most agencies, production companies and videographers is Mark Studios: Mark edits your client’s footage in your house style and sends back unbranded files under a mutual NDA, with project files on request and a fixed quote before work starts.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 10, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best white-label video editing service for most agencies.

Reselling editing works when three things hold: the files never carry the editor’s name, your client never hears from the editor, and you know the price and the date before you promise them. Mark Studios puts all three in writing.

  • Invisible by default. Exports go out unbranded with no editor credit, Mark works with you rather than your client, and he signs a standard mutual NDA at no charge, usually within one business day.
  • Your files, your way. Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro project files come back when you ask before the project starts, and each client’s house style is kept in a brand profile.
  • One accountable person. Every project runs through Mark Santos, 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 a flat monthly subscription, VideoScale, Pixel8 Production or Vidchops. For editor hours you can mark up, Vidpros, E2M Solutions or an Editvideo.io full-time editor. For a quoted partnership, 85thAgency, Increditors or, for podcasts, On Replay. For one-off gigs, Fiverr.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: unbranded edits under NDA, project files on request, one accountable person
  2. FiverrOne-off overflow edits when you can vet each seller yourself
  3. Pixel8 ProductionAgencies that want edits run inside their own project tools
  4. VidchopsSmall agencies that want clients to submit and review in a portal
  5. VideoScaleAgencies that want a branded client portal and a full-time editor
  6. E2M SolutionsDigital agencies that already outsource web or SEO work and want video from the same partner
  7. Editvideo.ioAgencies with steady daily volume that want one editor 8 hours a day
  8. VidprosAgencies and videographers that want to resell editing at their own markup
  9. 85thAgencySocial and ad agencies that buy edits in fixed monthly batches
  10. IncreditorsProduction houses that need color grading, VFX and sound design as well as the edit
  11. On ReplayAgencies reselling podcast production across many clients

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 10, 2026. “Not stated” means the provider's site doesn't say. Mark Studios is our pick, so its row comes first.
ProviderModelPublished priceTurnaroundRevisionsWhite-label and NDAProject filesBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickFounder-led studio: fixed quote per project, or a monthly planFixed quote per white-label project; monthly plans $750, $2,000, $2,700 or $3,500 a month, month to monthFirst cut in 5–7 business days; expedited available3 rounds per orderUnbranded; free mutual NDA; kept out of the portfolio on requestOn request: Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro (paid add-on)Agencies, production companies and videographers reselling under their own brand
Marketplace
FiverrMarketplace: one freelancer per gigSet by each seller, plus a 5.5% service fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gigSet per gigPer seller (127 “white label video editing” gigs)Per sellerOne-off overflow edits when you can vet each seller yourself
Flat monthly subscriptions
Pixel8 ProductionMonthly credits across formats$2,000/mo (25 credits) or $3,200 (50); $900 trial week48 hours; 24 on ScaleUnlimitedNo Pixel8 branding; mutual NDA on every engagementNot statedAgencies that want edits run inside their own project tools
VidchopsMonthly plan: a set number of videos$325/mo (4 videos), $595 (8–12) or $995 (16–20)48 hours; revisions in 1 business day3 per video on $325; unlimited aboveBranded client portal; NDA not statedNot statedSmall agencies that want clients to submit and review in a portal
VideoScaleFlat monthly: unlimited requests, one at a time$1,299/mo, $1,899 or $3,499 (Scale)2–3 business days; 1 on GrowthUnlimitedNo VideoScale branding; branded portal on Scale; NDA on requestNot statedAgencies that want a branded client portal and a full-time editor
Paid by editor hours
E2M SolutionsMonthly editing hours$799/mo (15–20 hrs) to $3,999 (100–120 hrs)2–3 business days; 24 hours on Advanced2 rounds on Starter; unlimited aboveUnbranded, never contacts your clients; NDAs standardNot statedDigital agencies that already outsource web or SEO work and want video from the same partner
Editvideo.ioFull-time editor, or a pod of 2–3$2,950/mo per full-time editor24 hours; same day for shortsUnlimitedYour brand on full-time and pod plans only; NDA not statedAll project files includedAgencies with steady daily volume that want one editor 8 hours a day
VidprosEditor hours: part- or full-time$1,000/mo (~40 hrs) or $4,000 full-time; $100 trial week1–2 days; overnight if sent by US end of dayNo number stated; done overnightPortal with your logo, your markup; NDA not statedNot stated (3 months’ storage)Agencies and videographers that want to resell editing at their own markup
Quote-based partners
85thAgencyMonthly packages: 10, 30 or 50 editsNot published24–48 hoursUp to 3 rounds (Starter); unlimited aboveUnbranded, never contacts your clients; will sign an NDANot statedSocial and ad agencies that buy edits in fixed monthly batches
IncreditorsCustom quote or custom monthly planCustom; dedicated editors from $4,000/mo1–2 days on YouTube plans; otherwise not statedNot stated“Fully invisible” partner; NDA not statedNot statedProduction houses that need color grading, VFX and sound design as well as the edit
On ReplayWholesale production slots, podcast-first$6,497–$17,997/mo (3–12 slots), USD48 hours; 24-hour rush on higher tiersUnlimitedNo On Replay branding; NDA on requestNot statedAgencies reselling podcast production across many clients

Prices and terms as published on each provider's own site, checked October 10, 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: Agencies, production companies and videographers reselling under their own brand

Model
Founder-led studio: fixed quote per project, or a monthly plan
Published price
Fixed quote per white-label project; monthly plans $750, $2,000, $2,700 or $3,500 a month, month to month
Turnaround
First cut in 5–7 business days; expedited available
Revisions
3 rounds per order
White-label and NDA
Unbranded; free mutual NDA; kept out of the portfolio on request
Project files
On request: Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro (paid add-on)

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida, and white-label editing is how agencies, production companies and wedding videographers use it: you send raw footage, your client’s brand kit and two or three reference videos, get a fixed quote with scope, formats and delivery dates before work starts, and review the first cut with timestamped notes. Finished exports come back unbranded in every aspect ratio you need. Mark signs a standard mutual NDA at no charge, works with you rather than your client, and keeps the project out of the portfolio when you ask in writing; footage is kept for 24 months so later revisions stay possible. Formats include YouTube and long-form, short-form, ads and promos, corporate explainers and wedding films. Mark also films and photographs on site across Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, and travels for shoots elsewhere, quoted per trip.

Pros

  • Unbranded exports, a free mutual NDA and a portfolio carve-out in writing
  • Project files for Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro on request
  • Every project runs through Mark, with a fixed quote before work starts

Good to know

  • Project files are a paid add-on, requested before the project starts
  • Standard first cuts take 5–7 business days; faster delivery costs more
  • 3 revision rounds per order, not unlimited
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Real client edits from our portfolio. Terms from our white-label editing page and published plans, checked October 10, 2026.

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Marketplace

Fiverr

Best for: One-off overflow edits when you can vet each seller yourself

Model
Marketplace: one freelancer per gig
Published price
Set by each seller, plus a 5.5% service fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Turnaround
Set per gig
Revisions
Set per gig
White-label and NDA
Per seller (127 “white label video editing” gigs)
Project files
Per seller

Fiverr is a marketplace: you compare freelancers’ portfolios, prices and delivery times and pay per order. A search for “white label video editing” on October 10, 2026 returned 127 gigs, including sellers offering white-label short-form, podcast and wedding edits for agencies. Each seller sets the price, delivery time and 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.

Pros

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

Cons

  • You check each seller’s white-label terms, NDA and file handover yourself
  • A 5.5% service fee on every payment, plus $3.50 under $200

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): Fiverr search: white label video editing · Fiverr Help Center: paying for orders (service fee)

Flat monthly subscriptions

Pixel8 Production

Best for: Agencies that want edits run inside their own project tools

Model
Monthly credits across formats
Published price
$2,000/mo (25 credits) or $3,200 (50); $900 trial week
Turnaround
48 hours; 24 on Scale
Revisions
Unlimited
White-label and NDA
No Pixel8 branding; mutual NDA on every engagement
Project files
Not stated

Pixel8 Production sells editing as a monthly credit budget: a standard short-form clip costs 1 credit, a typical YouTube video 5 and a VSL 7–10. Standard is $2,000 a month for 25 credits (they don’t roll over) and Scale is $3,200 for 50 (they roll over for up to two months), both month to month with unlimited revisions; a one-week trial is $900 for 10 credits. Its white-label page says every engagement is covered by a mutual NDA, files carry no Pixel8 branding, it works inside Asana, ClickUp, Monday, Notion or Frame.io, and all communication goes through your agency. Its pricing page lists white-label delivery on the custom Retainer plan, and says it doesn’t shoot footage.

Pros

  • A mutual NDA on every engagement
  • Works inside the project tools your agency already uses
  • 24-hour first drafts on the Scale plan

Cons

  • What a credit buys depends on the format: four YouTube videos use 20 of Standard’s 25
  • Standard credits don’t roll over; it doesn’t film

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): Pixel8 white-label editing · Pixel8 pricing · Pixel8 for agencies

Vidchops

Best for: Small agencies that want clients to submit and review in a portal

Model
Monthly plan: a set number of videos
Published price
$325/mo (4 videos), $595 (8–12) or $995 (16–20)
Turnaround
48 hours; revisions in 1 business day
Revisions
3 per video on $325; unlimited above
White-label and NDA
Branded client portal; NDA not stated
Project files
Not stated

Vidchops is a flat-rate editing subscription. Its pricing page lists Weekly Chops at $325 a month for 4 videos with 3 revisions each, Unlimited Chops at $595 for 8–12 videos and Double Chops at $995 for 16–20, all with a 48-hour turnaround, no contract and a 14-day money-back guarantee; videos aren’t delivered on Sundays. A newer Vidchops landing page sells credit plans instead (4 or 8 credits a month, where a credit is one long video or four shorts) without showing prices, so ask which plan you’re buying. For agencies it offers a white-label setup where your clients “create their own requests, review their own videos, and even message their editor directly.” Subtitles cost $95 a month extra.

Our Vidchops review covers its plans in more detail.

Pros

  • The lowest published monthly price on this list
  • Your clients can request, review and message the editor themselves
  • 14-day money-back guarantee

Cons

  • Its pricing page and newer landing page describe different plans
  • NDA and project files aren’t mentioned

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): Vidchops pricing · Vidchops agency and credit plans

VideoScale

Best for: Agencies that want a branded client portal and a full-time editor

Model
Flat monthly: unlimited requests, one at a time
Published price
$1,299/mo, $1,899 or $3,499 (Scale)
Turnaround
2–3 business days; 1 on Growth
Revisions
Unlimited
White-label and NDA
No VideoScale branding; branded portal on Scale; NDA on request
Project files
Not stated

VideoScale sells unlimited editing requests and revisions for a flat monthly fee, worked one at a time on Starter ($1,299 a month, one brand) and Growth ($1,899, two brands, one-business-day turnaround). The Scale plan, $3,499, adds a full-time exclusive editor (40 hours a week), unlimited brands, several projects at once, ClickUp communication and “Whitelabeling / branded client portal.” Its white-label page says deliverables carry no VideoScale branding, you talk to your editor on Slack, and an NDA is available on request. Plans are month to month with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Our VideoScale review goes through each plan.

Pros

  • A client portal in your agency’s branding (Scale plan)
  • Unlimited requests and revisions on every plan
  • Month to month with a 14-day money-back guarantee

Cons

  • The branded portal and unlimited brands need the $3,499 Scale plan
  • Below Scale, requests are edited one at a time

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): VideoScale pricing · VideoScale white-label editing · VideoScale for agencies

Paid by editor hours

E2M Solutions

Best for: Digital agencies that already outsource web or SEO work and want video from the same partner

Model
Monthly editing hours
Published price
$799/mo (15–20 hrs) to $3,999 (100–120 hrs)
Turnaround
2–3 business days; 24 hours on Advanced
Revisions
2 rounds on Starter; unlimited above
White-label and NDA
Unbranded, never contacts your clients; NDAs standard
Project files
Not stated

E2M is a white-label partner for digital agencies that also sells web development, SEO, content and ads. Its video plans are sold by monthly editing hours: Starter $799 for 15–20 hours, Standard $1,299 for 30–35, Pro $2,099 for 50–60 and Advanced $3,999 for 100–120, with 10% off quarterly and 15% off yearly billing. Starter and Standard use shared editors; Pro and Advanced get a dedicated editor, and a dedicated project manager is your single point of contact. It says it never communicates with your clients or adds its branding, and that NDAs come standard. Its pricing table gives Starter 2 revision rounds per video while its FAQ says every plan has unlimited revisions. No contracts.

Pros

  • NDAs come standard
  • Video plus web, SEO and ads from one white-label partner
  • 24-hour turnaround on the Advanced plan

Cons

  • Starter and Standard use shared editors
  • Its pricing table and FAQ disagree on Starter’s revisions

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): E2M white-label video editing and pricing

Editvideo.io

Best for: Agencies with steady daily volume that want one editor 8 hours a day

Model
Full-time editor, or a pod of 2–3
Published price
$2,950/mo per full-time editor
Turnaround
24 hours; same day for shorts
Revisions
Unlimited
White-label and NDA
Your brand on full-time and pod plans only; NDA not stated
Project files
All project files included

Editvideo.io sells long-form plans from $295 a month, but its own comparison table marks white-label “Not available” on those standard plans. White-label work comes with its Full Time Editor plan at $2,950 a month: one editor 8 hours a day, 6 days a week, with live chat during working hours, a daily time report, a 24-hour turnaround and all project files included. For more volume it builds pods of two or three editors with a senior lead, at a flat $2,950 per editor ($5,900 for two, $8,850 for three). It says footage is kept confidential.

Our Editvideo.io review covers its standard plans.

Pros

  • All project files included on the full-time editor plan
  • One editor working only on your queue, 8 hours a day
  • Pods of two or three editors when one isn’t enough

Cons

  • White-label isn’t available on its standard plans
  • An NDA isn’t mentioned

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): Editvideo.io pricing · Editvideo.io full-time editor (white label)

Vidpros

Best for: Agencies and videographers that want to resell editing at their own markup

Model
Editor hours: part- or full-time
Published price
$1,000/mo (~40 hrs) or $4,000 full-time; $100 trial week
Turnaround
1–2 days; overnight if sent by US end of day
Revisions
No number stated; done overnight
White-label and NDA
Portal with your logo, your markup; NDA not stated
Project files
Not stated (3 months’ storage)

Vidpros sells editor time: Part Time is $1,000 a month for 2 hours each workday (about 40 hours) and Full Time is $4,000 for 8 hours a day, month to month, with a discounted $100 trial week. Its editors are in the Philippines and it caps each editor at four clients. For resellers it builds an ordering portal with your logo, you choose a markup “of 0% to 300% or more,” and your account is charged its regular monthly rate; it says nothing it produces is “shown, credited, or resold as ours.” It doesn’t create custom motion graphics or animation; it uses templates for intros, end cards and lower thirds.

Our Vidpros review goes deeper on its plans.

Pros

  • A portal in your branding, at a markup you choose
  • Overnight turnaround on briefs sent by the end of the US workday
  • Month to month, with a $100 trial week

Cons

  • Output depends on how far your editor’s hours stretch
  • No custom motion graphics or animation

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): Vidpros white label · Vidpros pricing · Vidpros home page

Quote-based partners

85thAgency

Best for: Social and ad agencies that buy edits in fixed monthly batches

Model
Monthly packages: 10, 30 or 50 edits
Published price
Not published
Turnaround
24–48 hours
Revisions
Up to 3 rounds (Starter); unlimited above
White-label and NDA
Unbranded, never contacts your clients; will sign an NDA
Project files
Not stated

85thAgency sells edits in monthly packages: Starter (10 edits, up to three revision rounds), Growth (30, unlimited revisions, priority 24-hour delivery) and Premium (50 or a custom volume, with content strategy and copywriting). Prices are given on a discovery call. Its white-label page sets up a private workspace for your agency and a style guide for each end client, delivers unbranded or agency-branded files with your naming conventions, and says it never contacts your clients or adds credits or watermarks. It will sign an NDA or a white-label partnership agreement before your first end client, and you set your own prices.

Pros

  • A separate style guide for each of your end clients
  • 24–48 hour delivery on most packages
  • Will sign an NDA or partnership agreement

Cons

  • No published prices
  • Delivery speed and revisions depend on the package

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): 85thAgency white-label editing · 85thAgency plans and FAQ

Increditors

Best for: Production houses that need color grading, VFX and sound design as well as the edit

Model
Custom quote or custom monthly plan
Published price
Custom; dedicated editors from $4,000/mo
Turnaround
1–2 days on YouTube plans; otherwise not stated
Revisions
Not stated
White-label and NDA
“Fully invisible” partner; NDA not stated
Project files
Not stated

Increditors is a post-production agency for editing, color grading, VFX, animation and sound design. Its pricing page lists a white-label partner offer “for production houses, agencies, and music video artists” at custom pricing, and its production-house page says it has edited feature films, commercials and music videos for 10+ production houses and agencies. Pre-made subscriptions cover only YouTube editing (from $5,000 a month, 1–2 day turnaround), reels and thumbnails; dedicated editors start at $4,000 a month, and everything else is a custom quote. Its own guide describes it as a “fully invisible” white-label partner with dedicated editors for each agency.

Our Increditors review has the rest of its pricing.

Pros

  • Color grading, VFX and sound design alongside editing
  • Experience with feature films, commercials and music videos

Cons

  • White-label work is custom-quoted, with no published rate
  • Revisions, NDA and project files aren’t stated for white-label work

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): Increditors pricing · Increditors for production houses · Increditors white-label guide

On Replay

Best for: Agencies reselling podcast production across many clients

Model
Wholesale production slots, podcast-first
Published price
$6,497–$17,997/mo (3–12 slots), USD
Turnaround
48 hours; 24-hour rush on higher tiers
Revisions
Unlimited
White-label and NDA
No On Replay branding; NDA on request
Project files
Not stated

On Replay is a podcast production company with a wholesale program for agencies. Instead of seats per client it sells concurrent production slots: Agency Starter is $6,497 a month for 3 slots on a 3-month minimum, Agency Scale $10,997 for 6 and Agency Partner $17,997 for 12, both on 6-month minimums. Every tier includes video and audio editing, short clips, graphics and show notes, a 48-hour turnaround and unlimited revisions. Files come back with no On Replay branding and generic naming, it signs an NDA on request, and in “invisible mode” it never talks to your end client. It is post-production only and doesn’t film.

Pros

  • Built for agencies reselling podcasts: slots cover any number of end clients
  • Video, audio, clips, graphics and show notes in one program
  • Unlimited revisions

Cons

  • The highest published price here, on 3- to 6-month minimums
  • Podcast-first, and it doesn’t film

Sources (checked Oct 10, 2026): On Replay for agencies

How to choose a white-label editor.

Get these six answers in writing before you resell anyone’s editing to a client.

  • Unbranded files and no client contact. Check the exports, review links and file names carry no editor name, and that the editor never emails your client.
  • An NDA, signed before work starts. Some sign one for every client, others on request. Ask who signs it, how fast, and whether delivered work can appear in their portfolio.
  • Project files. If you finish or archive projects in house, ask whether Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro projects come back and what they cost. Most sites on this list don’t say.
  • The pricing unit. Per project, per credit, per editor hour or per production slot: turn it into a cost per finished video for your real mix of long and short edits before you set your client’s price.
  • Turnaround and revisions. Find out when the clock starts, how long a revision round takes, and whether “unlimited” means one request at a time.
  • One house style per client. Each of your clients needs its own brand profile, and the same editor or studio on it. Send one real project as a paid test before you move a whole roster.

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; white-label projects are quoted per project.

Who's included
We started from Google results and AI answers for white-label video editing services and editing partners for agencies, then kept companies whose own sites offer editing that agencies can resell under their own brand, plus one marketplace. Services that never mention white-label or unbranded delivery for agencies were left out, as were animation-only studios and staffing agencies that hire editors onto your payroll.
What we checked
Each provider's own website, read on October 10, 2026: price model and published prices, turnaround, revisions, whether delivery is unbranded, NDA terms and whether project files come back. 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: a marketplace, flat monthly subscriptions, editor hours, then quote-based partners. 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

In Wyzowl’s 2026 survey, 59% of video marketers made their video in house, 10% used only outside vendors and 32% mixed both. Across 6,358 completed standalone Mark Studios orders from 2023 to 2026, the median was due 6 days after it was placed. More in our video editing outsourcing benchmarks.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best white-label video editing services?

Our pick is Mark Studios: unbranded edits in your client’s house style, a mutual NDA at no charge, project files on request and a fixed quote before work starts, with every project run by Mark Santos. For a flat monthly subscription, VideoScale ($1,299–$3,499 a month, branded portal on Scale), Pixel8 Production (from $2,000 for 25 credits) or Vidchops (from $325). For editor hours, Vidpros ($1,000 for about 40 hours), E2M Solutions ($799–$3,999) or an Editvideo.io full-time editor ($2,950). For a quoted partnership, 85thAgency, Increditors or, for podcasts, On Replay (from $6,497). For one-off gigs, Fiverr.

What is white-label video editing?

White-label video editing is outsourced editing that an agency, production company or videographer delivers to its own client under its own brand. The editor works behind the scenes: the files carry no editor name, the editor deals only with the agency, and an NDA usually covers the client’s footage.

How much does white-label video editing cost?

Published prices, checked October 10, 2026: Vidchops $325–$995 a month; E2M Solutions $799–$3,999 for 15–120 editing hours; Vidpros $1,000 for about 40 hours or $4,000 full-time; VideoScale $1,299–$3,499; Pixel8 Production $2,000 or $3,200 in credits; an Editvideo.io full-time editor $2,950; On Replay $6,497–$17,997 for podcast production slots. 85thAgency and Increditors quote on a call, and Fiverr sellers set their own prices plus a 5.5% fee. Mark Studios gives every white-label project a fixed quote before work starts.

Will my clients know I outsourced the editing?

Not if the terms are right: unbranded files, no contact with your client, an NDA and no portfolio use. Mark Studios delivers unbranded, works only with you, signs a standard mutual NDA at no charge and keeps the project out of its portfolio when you ask in writing. Pixel8 Production puts every engagement under a mutual NDA, E2M Solutions says NDAs come standard, VideoScale and On Replay sign one on request, and 85thAgency will sign one before your first client.

Do white-label editors hand over project files?

Few say so on their sites. Editvideo.io includes all project files on its $2,950 full-time editor plan, and Mark Studios returns Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro project files as an add-on requested before the project starts. The other options here don’t state it, so ask before you sign.

Is Vidpros or Mark Studios better for white-label editing?

For most agencies, Mark Studios: every project runs through Mark with a fixed quote, unbranded delivery, a free mutual NDA, 3 revision rounds and project files on request, and Mark can also film on site in South Florida. Vidpros suits resellers who want to buy editor time ($1,000 a month for about 40 hours) and resell it at their own markup through a portal with their logo.

Is VideoScale or Mark Studios better for agencies?

For most agencies, Mark Studios: a fixed quote per project or a published monthly plan, a free mutual NDA, project files on request and one accountable person. VideoScale suits agencies that want unlimited requests worked one at a time and a client portal in their own branding, which needs its $3,499-a-month Scale plan.

Can a white-label partner film the footage too?

Mark Studios can: 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. Pixel8 Production and On Replay say they are post-production only.

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