● For podcasters who publish every week
Every long episode hides a dozen moments built to travel: the sharp take, the story, the line people quote back to you. We find those moments, cut them properly, caption them, and hand you finished Shorts, Reels, and TikToks that sound like you on your best day.
The platform your clips live in: intake, editing, QC, delivery and the money, in one place. This is the owner's desk, the queue where every clip is reviewed by a person before it reaches you.
Most clipping is random: an AI guesses, or an editor grabs whatever is loudest. We work differently. Every episode gets watched with one question in mind: what would make a stranger stop scrolling and go find the full show?
We open on the strongest line, not the wind-up. If the first two seconds do not earn the next ten, the clip does not ship.
A clip has to make sense to someone who has never heard your show. We keep just enough setup for the payoff to land, and cut everything else.
Captions are edited copy, not a raw transcript. Line breaks, emphasis, and spelling are checked by a person, in English or Bangla.
Pacing, framing, and on-screen text follow your show's brand notes. Regular viewers should recognise your clips before they see your name.
Clips close with a reason to follow, subscribe, or watch the full episode. A clip that goes nowhere is a missed upload, not a result.
No dashboards to learn, no footage to upload and re-upload. You send a link; we handle the rest and tell you plainly where things stand.
Drop us the YouTube, Spotify, or file link for your latest episode and tell us the clip count on your plan. That is the whole intake.
A clipper watches the full episode and proposes moments with timecodes and hooks. The owner reviews the picks before any cutting starts.
Selected moments are cut vertical, captioned, and finished. Every clip passes an owner QC check for hook, captions, audio, and brand fit.
Finished clips land in your library ready to download and post. One round of revisions per clip is included on every plan.
Simple monthly plans, priced per finished clip. Start with the pilot, or go straight to the plan that matches your publishing pace. No setup fee, no lock-in beyond the month you have paid for.
$150 — 4 clips. 4 finished clips from one episode for $150. Send a single episode, get four fully finished, captioned clips back within 48 hours, and judge the work before you commit to a month. If you move to a monthly plan, the pilot fee is credited toward your first month.
Book the pilotAnyone can cut a video shorter. These are the rules every clip has to pass before it reaches you.
Watched in full Moments are picked from the whole episode, never from a transcript skim or an AI highlight guess alone.
Hook checked The opening line, caption, and framing are reviewed together. If the hook is weak, the moment goes back.
Captions proofread Names, numbers, and Bangla spellings are checked by a human. Auto-caption errors do not ship.
Audio cleaned Levels are normalised and dead air is trimmed so clips sound right on a phone speaker.
Brand matched Fonts, colours, and caption style follow your show notes, and banned topics are never clipped.
Owner-reviewed The agency owner personally reviews every clip before delivery. Nothing reaches you unseen.
You do, completely. The finished clips, captions, and project files we deliver are yours to post, repost, and monetise however you like. We keep a backup copy only so we can re-deliver or revise a clip when you ask.
Not by default. We deliver finished, ready-to-post files and you publish them from your own accounts, which keeps your channels fully in your control. If you want posting handled for you, ask and we can agree it as an add-on.
Tell us what is off and we will re-cut it. Every plan includes one round of revisions per clip, and if a moment simply does not work we will swap it for another moment from the same episode instead of polishing a weak pick.
Weekly or twice-weekly long-form podcasts with real conversation: business, interviews, comedy, faith, sport, and creator shows all work well. If your episodes are mostly announcements or very short, we will tell you honestly that clipping is not the right spend.
AI clippers are fast and cheap, and for volume they are fine. What they miss is judgement: they pick what is loud, not what travels, and their captions ship with errors nobody checked. We use tools for speed, but a person picks every moment and reviews every clip, which is the part your audience actually notices.
Pick an episode you are proud of and send the link. We will come back with finished clips and an honest note on what else in your back catalogue is worth cutting.
Start with a pilot