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Vertical cutdown, 4 clips
OpenBrief posted
An editor takes it
Round 1 in progress
Cut submitted
v2Delivered
9:16 · 00:11
Vertical cutdown, 4 clips
Approved
v2 · finalApproved
You sign off the cut in the review room.
$20
Released
The order's funds leave your balance.
$21
Paid
The editor's net lands in their account.
$18
Browse what is open, see the fee before you apply, and take the ones you want.
Work to the brief, submit the cut, and answer notes in the review room.
Hold the hook a beat longer, then cut on the pour.
UGC Editing tracks every round, bills the brand, and pays you on approval.
Vetted at the source. Every editor is reviewed on real vertical work before they can take a brief.
Matched, not broadcast. A brief goes to the editors who cut that format, not to everyone.
Every round on the record. Notes, versions and timestamps sit against the cut, not in a DM.
Only approved work ships. Nothing is marked delivered until the cut has been seen and signed off.
Leave timestamped notes on the frame and approve in seconds.
00:2100:04 · JamieKeep the opening shot a beat longer.
00:21 · JamieThat’s the cut. Ready to publish.
All notes resolvedPer video, per batch or a monthly retainer. Public, invite-only or private.
Every cut is kept. Compare rounds side by side before you approve.
v1 · First cut00:04
v3 · Final cutA better start to your day.Run several brands with role-based access.
Nothing to apply. Ten percent commission comes off the brief, and the quote shows what reaches you before you take it. A $5 basic edit nets $4.50; a four-video, $20 batch nets $18.
When the brief is approved. The fee is already held against the order from the moment it was posted, so the money is there.
Whatever the brief agreed, and no more. Rounds are fixed before you take it and the review room logs each one.
Open a dispute. The order freezes, both sides submit the thread, and a person reads it.
No. Briefs go to the editors who cut that format, so you see the ones that match rather than everything.
Vertical first: 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, plus Spark Ads cutdowns. Square and landscape on request.