When hiring on a general freelance marketplace is the better call.
We put this first on purpose. If the left-hand card describes you, you will be happier elsewhere.
- You need a large pool to choose from, or a rare language, location or specialism our roster does not cover yet.
- You also hire designers, writers or developers and want one account for all of it.
- You want a freelancer with years of public reviews behind them.
- You want review tools made for video — comments pinned to a frame, versions side by side.
- You pay per video, per view (CPM) or on retainer, and want those models built into the order.
- You would rather browse a short list of video editors than filter a general catalogue.
Row by row, with the winner named.
Our column is computed from 64 active editors' profiles, order records and the fee schedule. The other column carries no numbers: we have not measured anyone else, so we describe how it works instead of inventing a figure.
Platform figures: 2 days median first draft · 92% on time · 4.5% of orders disputed · 5% client fee.
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Filter by niche and format and get the real price band from the roster, so you can compare like for like.
About this comparison.
Do you name the other marketplaces?
The other alternatives, just as honestly.
Better here on 4 of 9 · even on 1 · better with in-house editor on 4
Better here on 4 of 8 · even on 1 · better with production agency on 3
Better here on 3 of 7 · even on 0 · better with editing it yourself on 4
Check it against real prices.
What does a batch of edits cost here?
At what volume does an in-house editor pay off?
How many views before an edit pays for itself?
Can my videos be done by the deadline?
If we are the right choice, start here.
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