20 Best Video Editing Services & Agencies in 2026

We compared 20 video editing services across editing model, turnaround, flexibility, content types, revisions and agency support.

By the 85thAgency Editorial TeamUpdated October 2026
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How We Compared Them

We read each provider's own website, pricing and FAQ pages in October 2026 and noted what is actually published: the buying model, stated turnaround, revision policy, formats and whether agencies can resell the work. Where something isn't published, we say so instead of guessing.

We did not commission test edits from the other companies, so this is a comparison of models and published terms, not a quality review. Ranking is our opinion of how well each fits recurring creator, brand and agency work.

#1

85thAgency

Best overall for flexible, high-volume video production

Most services on this list are excellent at one model. Per-video shops are simple but get expensive at volume. Subscriptions are predictable but you pay for capacity in quiet months. A dedicated editor is consistent until they are ill or on holiday.

We built 85thAgency to take the useful parts of each. A team of more than 20 editors works on an on-demand model, so you buy editing volume in packages and can scale up for a launch and back down afterwards. There is no requirement to keep the same fixed volume every month, which matters if your production moves with campaigns or client rosters.

Because it is a team rather than one person, the same account can cover short-form social content, long-form YouTube and podcasts, paid ads, UGC, talking-head videos, product content and real estate, each with its own style guide.

Model
On-demand volume packages
Best for
Agencies, brands and creators with recurring or fluctuating volume
Turnaround
24-48h; 24-hour delivery on the premium package
Content types
Short form, YouTube, ads, UGC, podcasts, real estate, product
White-label support
Yes, with separate style guides per client
Revision model
Unlimited revisions on Growth and Premium

What stands out

  • Volume flexes month to month instead of being locked to a fixed subscription.
  • 20+ editors means backup capacity and multiple editing styles under one roof.
  • Built to work behind agencies, following different style guides for different client accounts.
  • Competitive, volume-based pricing for both direct brands and agencies.

What to know

Package pricing is shared on a call rather than published, so you can't self-serve a checkout. If you want one named editor reserved for you every day, a dedicated-editor service like EditCrew may suit you better.

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#2

Tasty Edits

Best for: Established per-video editing for YouTube channels

Tasty Edits is one of the better-known names in creator editing, and its pricing reflects how most YouTubers think: per video. Packages are built around horizontal and vertical videos rather than editor hours, which makes the cost of a finished upload easy to predict.

The service also sells YouTube channel management on top of editing, so it suits channels that want help beyond the timeline.

Model
Per-video packages
Turnaround
24h first draft for short form; 48h first draft for long form
Revisions
Unlimited
Content
YouTube long form and short form
White label
Not publicly listed
Short-form pricing
From $80/video, with volume packages
Long-form pricing
From $278/video, with volume packages

What stands out

  • Pricing per finished video, split by format, is easy to budget for a weekly upload schedule.
  • A custom review dashboard keeps drafts, comments and chat in one place.
  • Channel management is available if you want strategy as well as editing.

What to know

The team publishes Monday to Saturday Pacific working hours, and there is no stated white-label program. Agencies fulfilling client work may prefer a service built for that.

#3

Video Husky

Best for: A managed editing subscription for creators and small businesses

Video Husky runs a classic managed model: you join a plan, upload footage and a team handles the edit. The homepage says it has edited more than 16,000 videos for over 800 creators, which makes it one of the more established subscription services in this space.

It has also introduced credit bundles, so you can pay for a set amount of editing without committing to a recurring subscription.

Model
Monthly plans plus credit bundles
Turnaround
1-3 business days
Revisions
Unlimited
Content
YouTube, social and business video
White label
Yes
Pricing
$849/mo, $1,590/mo, $2,749/mo

What stands out

  • A long track record with creators and small businesses.
  • Credit bundles give occasional users an alternative to a subscription.
  • Free consultation before you commit.

What to know

The structure is designed around individual creators and small teams. If you are an agency juggling several client brands, check how plans handle multiple style guides before signing up.

#4

Flocksy

Best for: Video and design under one creative subscription

Flocksy sells daily creative hours rather than videos. A dedicated team covering video editing, graphic design, motion and illustration works on your queue each day, and the company has been operating since 2016.

For a brand that needs thumbnails, ad statics and social graphics alongside its video edits, that bundle is genuinely useful. Its video page lists Reels, Shorts, YouTube episodes, podcasts, webinars and paid ad variants.

Model
Subscription priced by daily creative hours
Turnaround
Simple edits same or next business day; larger cuts in milestones
Revisions
Unlimited on every plan
Content
Short form, long form, ad variants, design
White label
Multi-brand seats; not branded as white label
Public pricing
From $1,199/mo (2 daily hours, billed annually)

What stands out

  • One vendor for video, graphic design and motion graphics.
  • Unlimited brands and team seats suit marketing teams.
  • Milestone-based delivery on bigger edits gives you checkpoints.

What to know

Capacity is set by the daily hours you buy, so output depends on how complex each request is. If you only need video, part of what you pay for is design capacity you may not use.

#5

Replayed

Best for: On-demand editor matching without a subscription

Replayed works more like a curated marketplace. You create an account, get matched with a vetted editor, then upload, chat, review and publish inside its app. The homepage highlights instant editor matching and states plainly that there is no subscription.

That makes it a sensible choice for YouTube creators who publish irregularly and would rather pay when they have something to edit.

Model
On-demand, editor matching
Turnaround
Usually a few days, sometimes next day
Revisions
1 hour included on the $349/$559 packages, then $35/hour
Content
Creator and YouTube focused
White label
Not publicly listed
Pricing
$49/hour for projects under 16 min or over 60 min of raw footage; $349/video for 16-35 min raw; $559/video for 36-60 min raw

What stands out

  • No subscription, so quiet months cost nothing.
  • Editor matching and an all-in-one review app.
  • Built around YouTube growth rather than general business video.

What to know

Working with matched individual editors means continuity depends on that editor's availability. Teams that need guaranteed backup capacity may prefer a managed service.

#6

EditCrew

Best for: A dedicated editor with a project manager behind them

EditCrew sells blocks of dedicated editor time, either part time or full time, and pairs each client with a video editor, a project manager and a creative producer. It markets heavily to production companies and agencies that need overflow capacity.

One practical detail we like: clients receive the Adobe project files, so moving editing in-house later is straightforward.

Model
Dedicated editor hours per week
Turnaround
1-2 business days (Essentials); 24 hours (Pro)
Revisions
Unlimited, 24-hour revisions
Content
Reels, YouTube, podcasts, corporate
White label
Yes, for agencies and production companies
Public pricing
From $1,599/mo (Essentials, monthly)

What stands out

  • A full small team per account rather than a lone editor.
  • Project files are handed over.
  • 14-day satisfaction guarantee.

What to know

Hours are allotted weekly and do not roll over, which works best when your volume is steady. Spiky production schedules can leave paid hours unused.

#7

Vidchops

Best for: Mixing long-form and short-form in one credit plan

Vidchops uses monthly credits that convert between formats: one credit is one long-form video or four shorts. For a YouTuber who also cuts clips, that flexibility is the main draw.

Model
Monthly credit subscription
Turnaround
1-2 days (stated on pricing page)
Revisions
3 per video (Weekly); unlimited (Pro)
Public pricing
From $495/mo (Weekly, 4 credits)

What stands out

  • Credits flex between long and short form.
  • 14-day money-back guarantee.

What to know

Finished videos are capped at 15 minutes, voiceovers and 2D/3D animation are excluded, and subtitles are an add-on.

#8

The Editor's Connection

Best for: Affordable recurring Reels for coaches and creators

The Editor's Connection offers month-to-month memberships with a dedicated post-production manager. The entry plan is aimed at a steady weekly batch of Reels, while the unlimited tiers add long form and rolling requests.

Model
Monthly membership
Turnaround
Shorts next day per batch of 3; long form 1-3 days (Unlimited plans)
Revisions
1 round (Limited); unlimited (Unlimited plans)
Public pricing
From $119/mo (Limited plan)

What stands out

  • Low entry point for consistent short-form output.
  • No long-term contract.

What to know

The Limited plan covers four Reels a week up to 90 seconds each, and the team works weekday business hours Central Time.

#9

Increditors

Best for: Companies replacing an in-house editing hire

Increditors positions its dedicated editor plan as a substitute for hiring staff, with senior editors and project leads, and runs a separate white-label line for production houses and agencies. It also offers short-form and B2B explainer production.

Model
Dedicated editor, subscription or custom quote
Turnaround
Typically 2-7 business days depending on plan/content
Revisions
Varies by plan, 2 rounds to unlimited
White label
Yes
Public pricing
From $2,500/month for recurring creator editing; dedicated editors from $4,000/month; premium/custom services higher

What stands out

  • Staff-replacement model with project leads.
  • Dedicated white-label offering.

What to know

This sits at the upper end of the market. Smaller creators will usually find per-video or entry subscriptions more proportionate.

#10

Veedyou

Best for: Boutique editing for business owners and podcasters

Veedyou is a small agency operating since 2017 that assigns a dedicated editor and account manager. It sets no limit on raw footage length, which matters for long podcast recordings.

Model
Monthly subscription
Turnaround
2-3 business days (entry); 1-2 business days (higher tier)
Revisions
Unlimited
Public pricing
From $899/mo

What stands out

  • No cap on raw footage length.
  • One-off custom quotes available outside the plans.

What to know

The entry plan handles one video at a time, so monthly output depends on how quickly each one is approved.

#11

Vimerse

Best for: Pay-as-you-go hourly editing with a consistent editor

Vimerse bills a flat hourly rate for hours actually delivered, with no retainer. You keep a dedicated editor, and written style notes help another editor step in if needed. Formats include YouTube, Shorts, podcasts, VSLs and Instagram ads.

Model
Hourly, no subscription
Turnaround
48 hours standard (stated on homepage)
Revisions
Unlimited
Public pricing
$14/hr creators, $18/hr agencies and businesses

What stands out

  • No monthly minimum.
  • Explicit support for agencies delivering under their own name.

What to know

Because billing is by the hour, the cost of each video moves with its complexity, which makes monthly budgeting less predictable.

#12

Dava Studios

Best for: YouTube creators who want editing and thumbnails together

Dava, formerly better known as Dava Marketing, focuses squarely on YouTube. It offers long-form and short-form editing plans with a dedicated in-house editor, plus a separate thumbnail design subscription.

Model
Subscription by videos per week
Turnaround
48 to 72 hours
Revisions
Unlimited
Public pricing
Short form from $795/mo on a 12-month plan

What stands out

  • Deep YouTube specialisation.
  • Thumbnail design available alongside editing.

What to know

The lowest published rates require a 12-month commitment; month-to-month pricing is noticeably higher.

#13

Kimp

Best for: Unlimited design and video requests for marketing teams

Kimp is primarily an unlimited graphic design subscription that added video and motion graphics. Its video plan covers ads and social content, with a dedicated team and its own Kimp360 request platform.

Model
Flat monthly subscription
Turnaround
24h for simpler short-form work; around 2-4 business days for longer edits
Revisions
Unlimited
Short + long form
Yes
Pricing
Video plan from $1,397/month; Graphics + Video plan $1,697/month

What stands out

  • Graphics and video can be combined in one plan.
  • Has a dedicated offer for agencies.

What to know

The Video plan allows two active requests at a time, so throughput is set by the queue rather than true parallel volume.

#14

Digifloat

Best for: Agencies wanting a white-label design partner that also edits video

Digifloat is an unlimited design service covering over 100 creative task types, with video editing included among them. It has a dedicated white-label offer for agencies.

Model
Design subscription by active tasks
Turnaround
Varies by project; service advertises fast turnaround
Revisions
Unlimited
Short + long form
Yes
White label
Yes
Public pricing
Video included in Agency plan, $999/month

What stands out

  • Broad creative scope at a low entry price.
  • 15-day money-back guarantee.

What to know

Video is bundled into general design plans, so video-specific specs and turnaround are not documented separately.

#15

Unlimited Video Editing

Best for: Creators who want clear scope and a dedicated editor

Unlimited Video Editing assigns a dedicated editor for social and creator content, and is unusually upfront about what it will not edit.

Model
Monthly subscription, stackable editors
Turnaround
1-2 business days for a first draft
Revisions
Unlimited
Public pricing
$2,500/mo (Unlimited plan)

What stands out

  • Clear scope boundaries.
  • Project tracking in a shared Notion dashboard.

What to know

Videos longer than 30 minutes, voiceovers, animation and weddings are excluded, and each editor works on one video at a time.

#16

Video Caddy

Best for: Production houses outsourcing granular post-production

Video Caddy has offered outsourced post-production for more than 15 years. It prices editing, audio and storyboarding by the hour and works with production houses and agencies as well as creators.

Model
Hourly, per project
Turnaround
Project-specific; timeline quoted upfront
Revisions
Not publicly listed
Public pricing
From $12-$15/hour; final quote varies by project

What stands out

  • Broad service menu including VFX, colour and audio.
  • Long operating history.

What to know

Hourly pricing that depends on effects and finishing makes the total project cost harder to know upfront.

#17

Motion Edits

Best for: Cinematic, wedding and VFX-heavy editing

Motion Edits leans towards craft-heavy work: wedding films, documentaries, YouTube long form and a dedicated VFX line covering green screen, rotoscoping and compositing.

Model
Monthly plans
Turnaround
3-7 days
Revisions
Unlimited
Short + long form
Yes
Pricing
From $999/month

What stands out

  • Specialist cinematic and VFX capability.
  • Experience with filmmakers outsourcing their edit.

What to know

Its strength is cinematic and effects-heavy work, so high-volume social teams may find a short-form specialist a closer fit.

#18

Phixer

Best for: Real estate teams that also need photo editing

Phixer is a real estate media platform. Video editing sits next to photo editing, virtual staging and twilight conversions, with a stated 24-48 hour turnaround on video editing.

Model
Subscription with credits, free trial
Turnaround
24-48 hours
Revisions
Free quality-related revisions; scope changes may cost extra
Video editing
Starting at $65/video

What stands out

  • Everything a listing needs in one platform.
  • Very fast stated turnaround.

What to know

Video editing styles are standardised for listings and require a paid subscription after the trial.

#19

FixThePhoto

Best for: One-off wedding, corporate or personal footage

FixThePhoto is best known for photo retouching but also edits video, priced by the length of your raw footage with itemised add-ons.

Model
Per order, by raw footage length
Turnaround
7-10 days on average (FAQ)
Revisions
Up to two free (corporate page)
Public pricing
From $80 (Basic, 30 min of raw footage)

What stands out

  • Transparent pricing for one-off jobs.
  • Bulk discounts on large orders.

What to know

It is not built for recurring social or ad content, and turnaround is measured in days rather than hours.

#20

Spivo

Best for: Personal travel and memory videos

Spivo edits personal footage into keepsake videos, sold per video with a satisfaction guarantee. It is here because it is a good answer for a very different searcher: someone with holiday or family footage rather than a content calendar.

Model
Per video
Turnaround
Within 7 days (stated on site)
Revisions
Unlimited, money-back guarantee
Public pricing
From $159 per video

What stands out

  • Simple one-time purchase.
  • Satisfaction-or-refund guarantee.

What to know

It is a consumer service. Brands, agencies and ad teams should look higher up this list.

The 20 Services Compared

Offered Not offered Not publicly stated

Based on each provider's public information, checked October 2026. A dash means the provider does not publicly state it, not that it is unavailable.

Which Video Editing Model Is Right for You?

A good freelancer can be the most cost-effective option at steady, modest volume. As you grow, a team adds backup capacity, more formats, project management and continuity, which matters most when you serve multiple clients.

ModelBest when...Examples on this list
FreelancerYou want to work directly with one individual and are happy to manage them yourself.Marketplaces, or matched editors such as Replayed
Per-video serviceYour volume is irregular and you prefer paying project by project.Tasty Edits, FixThePhoto, Spivo
Dedicated editorYou want the same editor reserved for recurring daily work.EditCrew, Increditors, Dava Studios
Subscription serviceYou need predictable recurring creative capacity at a fixed monthly cost.Video Husky, Flocksy, Vidchops, Veedyou
On-demand editing teamYou need scalable production but want volume to flex month to month.85thAgency

Best Video Editing Services by Use Case

Marketing agencies
85thAgency
Multiple client accounts, separate style guides and volume that moves with your roster. See how we work with agencies.
Paid ads and creative strategists
85thAgency
Hook variations and every aspect ratio from one brief. Details on our ad creative editing page.
YouTubers
Tasty Edits
Per-video pricing and YouTube-specific packaging, with channel management available. Dava Studios is a strong alternative if you also want thumbnails.
High-volume short-form
85thAgency
Batches of Reels, TikToks and Shorts without a weekly cap. More on short-form editing.
White-label agency work
85thAgency
We deliver under your brand and never contact your clients. EditCrew and Digifloat also offer white label. Read about our white-label setup.
Real estate
85thAgency or Phixer
Media companies that shoot themselves can hand us the edit (real estate video editing). Phixer suits teams that also need photo editing and staging.
Ecommerce and product content
85thAgency
Product ads, UGC cuts and seasonal campaign batches, like the Grazly Black Friday project below.
Occasional, on-demand projects
Replayed
No subscription. Vimerse is a good hourly alternative.
Dedicated daily editor
EditCrew
Reserved weekly hours with a project manager. Increditors is the higher-end option.
Video plus graphic design
Flocksy
Design, motion and video in one subscription. Kimp and Digifloat cover similar ground.

A Note for Creative Strategists and Performance Teams

Creative strategists, paid media teams and DTC brands often end up in the timeline cutting hook variations instead of writing angles and reading test results. That execution is the easiest part to hand off: send the concept, scripts or raw UGC and get back finished ads in every aspect ratio, ready to test. It is how the Grazly batch above was built; see our ad creative video editing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best video editing service?

It depends on your model. For flexible, recurring production across several formats, we think 85thAgency offers the best overall balance. For per-video YouTube editing, Tasty Edits is a strong choice, and Flocksy is the pick if you also need graphic design.

How much does professional video editing cost?

Public prices in this comparison range from hourly rates around $12 to $18, through per-video packages, to subscriptions from roughly $119 to $2,500 or more per month. Dedicated full-time editors cost more. Complexity, length and turnaround drive the price more than anything else.

Should I hire a freelance video editor or a video editing agency?

A freelancer is often cheaper and great when one person's style fits you and your volume is stable. An agency or team makes more sense when you need backup if someone is unavailable, several formats, faster turnaround at volume, or project management across multiple brands.

What is the best video editing service for marketing agencies?

Look for white-label delivery, separate style guides per client and volume that can flex. That is the problem we built 85thAgency around; EditCrew and Digifloat also support agency work. See our Assure Creative partnership for an example.

What is the best video editing service for YouTube?

Tasty Edits and Dava Studios specialise in YouTube. Vidchops works well if you mix long videos and shorts. We also edit long-form YouTube; see YouTube video editing.

Which video editing companies offer fast turnaround?

Among publicly stated figures: Phixer states 24-48 hours for real estate video, Kimp lists 24 hours for simpler short-form work, EditCrew offers 24 hours on its Pro plan, and 85thAgency offers 24-hour delivery on its premium package.

Which video editing services offer white-label editing?

85thAgency, EditCrew, Increditors, Digifloat and Vimerse all publicly support agencies delivering work under their own brand.

Can I outsource video editing instead of hiring an in-house editor?

Yes. Outsourcing avoids salary, software and hardware costs and lets you scale up or down. The tradeoff is that you need a clear brief and feedback process, which good services provide.

What should I look for when choosing a video editing service?

Check the pricing model against your real volume, published turnaround, revision policy, which formats are covered, whether work can be white-labelled, and what happens when your usual editor is unavailable.

Final Thoughts

Per-video services, subscriptions, dedicated editors and freelancers all have customers they suit. The useful question is how your volume actually behaves. If it rises and falls, spans several formats, or includes client work delivered under your own name, we think 85thAgency is the strongest overall balance.

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