Both, depending on what you need. Most channels hand us the whole thing, from the idea and script through the edit, thumbnail, and upload, and we run it start to finish. If you only need editing, or only thumbnails, we'll slot into your existing workflow and handle that one piece. The advantage of the full pipeline is that the same team that wrote the video also cuts it and packages it, so nothing gets lost in a hand-off. We'll figure out the right split on the first call.

It's your channel and your voice, always. We bring the ideas, the structure, and the craft, but the final call on every video is yours. In practice you approve the angle before we write, you approve the script before we cut, and you get the last word on the thumbnail and title. We'll push back hard when we think something will hurt the channel long term, because that's what you're paying us to watch for, but we never publish anything you haven't signed off on.

It depends on scope. A single edited video is priced differently from a managed channel where we run idea to upload every week. We don't do one-size pricing, because a 40-minute documentary and a 6-minute commentary aren't the same job. After the first call we send a clear breakdown: what's included, what each piece costs, and what a typical month looks like. You won't get surprise invoices for revisions or thumbnails on top, and you'll know the number before you commit to anything.

For a standard video, expect a few days to a week from script to final cut, depending on length and complexity. Once we're working on a schedule, we plan ahead and keep several videos moving through the pipeline at once, so you're never stuck waiting on a single bottleneck. Bigger formats like long documentaries take longer, and we'll give you a realistic date upfront instead of promising one we can't hit. The goal is a steady cadence you can build an audience around, not a frantic scramble every week.

No. We work with established creators and with smaller channels that have a clear point of view and are serious about growing. What matters more than your subscriber count is whether there's a real voice to build on and whether you'll publish consistently. If you're just starting out, the production side is often what gets you over the early hump, because it frees you to focus on being on camera instead of drowning in edits. We'll be honest on the call about whether we're the right fit yet.

Book a free call. We'll talk through your channel: what's working, what isn't, and where you want it to go. From there we put together a content plan covering the kind of videos we'd make, how often, and what it costs. Then you decide whether to run with it. There's no obligation and no lock-in, and most people leave that first call with a sharper idea of their channel even if they never hire us. That's fine by us.