The 10 Best Video Editing Subscription Services in 2026 (Prices Compared)

A video editing subscription is a service, not software: you pay a flat monthly fee and a team edits your videos for you. Most providers advertise "unlimited" editing, but almost none of them mean it literally. Some cap the number of active requests, some sell editor hours, some sell credits.

This list compares the main services on what matters when you buy: the real price, what "unlimited" actually covers, turnaround, and whether you need to supply your own footage. It's written for brands and marketers who need a steady flow of short-form videos and ads, not one-off projects. Every price was checked on each provider's own website on October 16, 2026.

How we compared them

• Real price: the cheapest plan you can actually buy, and what it includes.
• What "unlimited" means: active requests at a time, editor hours, credits or monthly caps.
• Turnaround: the delivery time each provider states.
• Footage: whether you must supply raw footage, or whether they can create it.
• Risk: trial, refund policy and cancellation terms.

The best video editing subscription services in 2026

1. EditClub, best for ad creative at volume

Best for: DTC and e-commerce brands that need a steady stream of video ads, with or without footage.

EditClub is a done-for-you team built for paid social. You send footage or just a brief, and the team scripts, generates (with AI video models when there's no footage) and edits ad-ready videos with hooks, captions and formats for Meta, TikTok and YouTube. Plans start at $1,600/mo for about 60 videos, roughly $27 a video. See how the subscription works.

• Price: from $1,600/mo for about 60 videos (each hook or CTA variant counts as a video), cancel anytime.
• Turnaround: first edit in 48 hours, or the first month is free.
• Footage: optional. No footage, the team generates it with AI.
• Watch for: the highest entry price on this list, and built for ads, not long-form YouTube.

2. beCreatives, best for short-form ads on a budget

Best for: brands that supply their own footage and want ad edits at a low entry price.

beCreatives sells unlimited requests worked one at a time. On the Scale plan that means about one short-form video (under 90 seconds) per business day, or a long-form video in up to 5 days. It's one of the cheapest ways to get daily short-form edits.

• Price: Scale $999/mo billed quarterly ($1,199 month-to-month), Pro $1,999/mo quarterly ($2,299 monthly).
• "Unlimited" means: one request at a time; about one short per business day on Scale.
• Risk: 14-day money-back on the first purchase.
• Watch for: you supply all the footage, and editable working files aren't included unless agreed in writing.

3. ShortVids, best for short-form repurposing

Best for: creators and brands turning long videos into a high volume of shorts.

ShortVids runs an unlimited queue with a cap on active requests, and states the expected output on each plan. The entry plan covers 30–35 short-form videos plus 2 long-form a month, with 24-hour delivery on shorts.

• Price: StartUp $999/mo (1 active request), Growth $2,499/mo (3 active), Creator $4,999/mo.
• Turnaround: 24h for short-form, 48–72h for long-form.
• Risk: paid trial of $200 for 4 short-form videos; cancel with 7 days' notice before renewal.
• Watch for: you supply the raw footage; the number of revision rounds differs between its plan cards and its FAQ.

4. ContentBuck, best for B2B video

Best for: B2B companies mixing short clips with longer YouTube and explainer content.

ContentBuck is B2B-focused and sells capped plans rather than unlimited ones. The entry plan covers up to 20 short-form videos a month with one active request and 24-hour delivery. Ad testing is a separate add-on.

• Price: Individual $999/mo (20 shorts), Starter $1,599/mo (20 shorts + 2 long-form), Growth $2,999/mo.
• Ads: "Unlimited Ads Testing" add-on at $3,499/mo, with 3–5 variations per concept.
• Risk: $60 trial video, or 5 videos for $300.
• Watch for: its pricing page says cancel anytime, but its FAQ asks for 30 days' notice.

5. Clipmasters, best all-rounder for short and long-form

Best for: teams that need both short-form clips and longer videos from one editor.

Clipmasters offers unlimited requests with a dedicated part-time editor, same-day delivery on short-form and finished videos up to 60 minutes. It publishes clear turnaround times by video length.

• Price: Scale plan $1,897/mo monthly, $1,707/mo quarterly or $1,581/mo yearly.
• Turnaround: same day for shorts; 2, 3 or 4 business days for videos up to 10, 20 or 30 minutes.
• Risk: 14-day refund window.
• Watch for: its feature table says one order at a time while its FAQ says requests run in parallel; ask before you buy.

6. Video Husky, best for editing your own footage

Best for: creators and brands who shoot their own footage and want a dedicated editor.

Video Husky sells dedicated editor time: 10, 20 or 40 hours a week depending on the plan, working through your queue one video at a time. Its FAQ says clients average 4–6 projects a month.

• Price: Eskimo $849/mo (10 hrs/week), Siberian $1,590/mo (20 hrs/week), St. Bernard $2,749/mo (40 hrs/week).
• Turnaround: first draft in 1–3 business days.
• Risk: 14-day money-back; you keep copyright and the Premiere files.
• Watch for: at least 80% of the footage must be yours; they won't build videos from a script and stock.

7. Vidpros, best for a dedicated editor by the hour

Best for: teams that want a set amount of editor time every working day.

Vidpros doesn't sell "unlimited": you buy a dedicated editor for 2 or 8 hours per workday, who works one video at a time. It's honest pricing if you know roughly how much editing time you need.

• Price: Part Time $1,000/mo (2 hrs/workday), Full Time $4,000/mo (8 hrs/day).
• Turnaround: "overnight" depending on complexity, not guaranteed.
• Risk: $100 trial week that converts into the $1,000 plan; fees are non-refundable.
• Watch for: no custom animation or cartoons.

8. VidChops, best for YouTube creators on a budget

Best for: YouTube creators who publish a few long videos and some shorts each month.

VidChops works on credits: one credit is one long-form video or four short-form videos. The Weekly plan covers 4 credits a month, which makes it the lowest entry price on this list.

• Price: Weekly $495/mo (4 credits), Pro $995/mo (8 credits, unlimited revisions).
• Turnaround: 1–2 days, one video at a time.
• Risk: 14-day money-back, and you keep the edits.
• Watch for: its pages disagree on the maximum video length (15, 20 or 60 minutes).

9. Kimp Video, best for short motion and social clips

Best for: brands that need short animated and social clips more than footage edits.

Kimp Video gives you unlimited requests with two active at a time, and about 2–2.5 hours of work per business day. It's built for short motion graphics and social clips, with stock footage included.

• Price: $1,397/mo in the US (video only), $1,697/mo with graphics; promotions often discount the first months.
• Risk: 7-day free trial (one video up to 15 seconds), cancel anytime.
• Watch for: no shoots, explainers or advanced animation; prices vary by country.

10. Flocksy, best for design and video in one plan

Best for: teams that need graphic design, video and other creative work from one subscription.

Flocksy is a broad creative subscription priced by daily hours, with video as one of more than 140 services. The entry plan gives you 2 hours a day (42 hours a month) across whatever you request.

• Price: 2 daily hours at $1,699/mo monthly, $1,399 quarterly or $1,199 billed annually.
• Turnaround: "same-day", within your hours; unused hours roll over up to 30 days.
• Risk: 14-day full refund.
• Watch for: no stated video volume, since video shares your hours with everything else.

Also worth knowing: Superside is the enterprise option, with video paid from a creative budget starting at $15,000/mo on an annual term. Tasty Edits isn't a subscription at all: it sells videos individually, from about $80 per vertical short.

"Unlimited" video editing, compared

Every provider limits capacity somehow. Here is what "unlimited" means in practice, from each provider's own pricing pages:

Comparing cost per video only works where a service states its monthly output. Hour-based plans can be cheaper or more expensive depending on how long each edit takes. For the full picture on editing costs across freelancers, agencies and subscriptions, see how much video editing costs.

Which video editing subscription should you choose?

• You need ads at volume and don't always have footage: EditClub. Generating footage with AI when you have none is part of every plan, not an add-on.
• You shoot your own content and want daily short-form edits cheaply: beCreatives or ShortVids.
• You want a dedicated editor and predictable hours: Vidpros or Video Husky.
• You're a YouTube creator: VidChops for budget, Clipmasters for both long and short videos.
• You need design and video together: Flocksy or Kimp.

Weighing a subscription against hiring? Our guide on how to hire a video editing team compares in-house, freelance and subscription options.

Victor Lignel

Founder, EditClub

Victor Lignel is the founder of EditClub, an AI video ad agency. With his team he generates and edits video & UGC ads with AI, with creative behind $100M+ in ad spend for 200+ DTC brands.

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