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Quick disclosure: Clipmasters is our own service, so of course we put ourselves first. We will be honest about how we help coaches and course creators, and about when a cheaper option fits you better.
You pay one monthly fee and get your own editor. You send your footage, we cut your videos, and you can send as many as you want. Requests and revisions are both unlimited.
For a coach or course creator, content is not just content. It is how you fill programs and sell courses.
That is the part we understand well. Across our work, clients have generated over $300 million in sales through story-driven content, so we think about your videos in terms of what actually converts.
We also handle the full mix a course business runs on: long-form lessons and modules, YouTube videos, webinar cutdowns, and the short clips that bring people into your funnel.
And as your business grows, your editing grows with it. You start with one editor and add capacity as your launches get bigger.
Most services hand your video to whoever is free that day. We do it differently.
All of our editors go through a rigorous testing process before we hire them, so we know they are skilled. But creativity is subjective, and a great editor can still be the wrong fit for your style.
So in your first month, your creative project manager tries multiple editors on your real videos, at no extra cost, and you keep the one you like best. By month two, you have a dedicated editor who knows your brand.
Your editor works a set number of hours on your account each day, and we work on multiple requests at a time. We do not sit idle waiting for you to approve one video first.
That is what gets a launch out the door, when the sales video, the webinar replay, and a week of promo clips all need editing at once.
When you need more, you move from a part-time editor to full-time, or add editors, so your capacity grows with your business.
Our 2026 average is closer to 14 hours. That covers everyday work like promo clips and straightforward talking-head lessons.
If a video needs custom motion graphics, a complex intro, or a lot of B-roll your editor has to go and find, it takes longer, here and everywhere. You can read our guide to real turnaround times for the details.
If you are just starting out and only produce the occasional video, we are probably not for you yet. A per-video service like Tasty Edits, or a freelancer you manage yourself, will cost you less while you build.
Once content is a real engine for your business, that is when a team like ours earns its keep.
ShortVids is built for pumping out short-form at volume, and it has a dedicated service for course creators. If your growth comes from a steady stream of promo clips and shorts, it fits.
Tiers run from StartUp at $999 a month up to Enterprise at $10,000+, with a $200 trial to test the quality first.
The catch is that it is short-form first. Your long-form lessons and webinars are a worse fit, and the prices step up quickly. For the clip side of a course business, it is purpose-built.
Tasty Edits sells per video rather than a subscription, and it has a page built for online-course content. It is the honest pick when your output is still low.
A long-form lesson runs $278 to $327 and a short is $80 to $94, with motion graphics, colour, and music included. Turnaround is 24 to 48 hours.
The catch is volume. Once you are producing regularly, per-video pricing adds up and you do not get one editor who learns your brand. Independent testing also notes [revisions can run slow](https://vidpros.com/we-spent-5k-testing-our-competitors-video-editing-services/). For a coach just getting going, it stays flexible.
EditVideo.io sells fixed monthly output, which suits a coach who wants a predictable number of videos for a predictable price.
Long-form plans run Grow $295, Scale $495, and Pro $995 a month, with short-form plans from $195 to $695, a full-time editor option at $2,950, and a YouTube channel management add-on.
The trade-off is the ceiling. Fixed output caps your monthly videos, and long-form and short-form are separate plans, so a mixed course business can outgrow it. For steady, predictable output, it is clean.
Vidchops runs on credits, which suits a course business juggling lessons and short promos. One credit is a long-form video or four shorts, and you split them however you like.
Weekly is $495 a month for 4 credits, and Pro is $995 for 8 with unlimited revisions. Both are guaranteed in 1 to 2 business days.
Know the limits before you commit. Finished videos top out around 15 to 20 minutes, so longer modules and webinars do not fit, and there are no voiceovers or animation. For standard lesson and clip work, it is reliable value.
