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An agency producing 40 clips a day and one producing 120 have the same payroll and completely different margins. At campaign rates clustering near $1 per 1,000 verified views, throughput per editor hour is the business, and everything else is overhead.

Industry: Creator Economy Services
Audience: Clipping agencies and managed clip production teams
Plan: Business

Pain Points

Margin is throughput per editor hour. With campaign rates clustering near $1 per 1,000 verified views, the difference between a profitable agency and a break-even one is usually clips shipped per day, not clip quality
Junior editors produce inconsistent output, so senior time gets burned on quality control instead of campaign selection, client relationships and account health
Every client and campaign carries its own rules page, aspect ratio and caption expectation, and enforcing that across a team of editors is a documentation problem nobody wants to own
One editor reusing an identical render across accounts can trigger low-originality flags and take a month of pending, unverified views down with the account
Campaign budgets are raced first come first served, so a slow production week is not just lower revenue, it is revenue that permanently went to a faster agency

One VOD to a Team-Wide Clip Batch

1

Pull the approved source VOD for the client or campaign, confirming it is footage you actually have permission to cut

2

Upload it to OpenClip and let AI viral moment detection return ranked candidates instead of assigning someone hours of scrubbing

3

Have a senior reviewer keep or kill candidates against the campaign's rules page, which takes minutes rather than an editing shift

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Apply the client's agreed caption preset and export the batch at 9:16 with face and speaker tracking on

5

Distribute the finished renders to the posting team with the account, hook and submission deadline attached to each one

Standardising Output Across Editors

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Define one caption preset, one aspect ratio and one length band per client, written down where the whole team can see it

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Build a reference batch from a single VOD that shows exactly what an acceptable clip looks like for that client

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Require new editors to match the reference batch before they touch live campaign work

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Move review to a keep-or-kill decision on detected candidates rather than line-by-line notes on finished edits

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Revisit the standard monthly using what actually performed, not what the team prefers stylistically

Per-Account Variation Discipline

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Start from one approved moment and render multiple distinct variants rather than duplicating a finished file

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Change the caption preset between variants so the on-screen look genuinely differs

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Change the trim so each variant opens on a different frame and a different spoken line

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Alternate speaker-tracked and static framing so the pixels differ, not only the text

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Log which variant went to which account, so nobody can accidentally repost the same render twice

Features

Batch Processing

One upload produces a full batch of clips, which is how an agency raises output without raising headcount. Campaign pools are raced, so production speed is revenue.

AI Viral Moment Detection

Ranked candidates from every source VOD turn selection into a short review pass, freeing senior editors from the scrub-and-guess hour that starts every job.

Ten Caption Presets

Word-level burned-in captions with a fixed preset per client, so five editors produce one recognisable house style instead of five personal ones.

YOLOv8 Speaker Tracking

Automatic reframing keeps the talking subject centred in vertical crops, removing the most common quality failure in junior output.

Per-Post Variation

Distinct presets, trims and crops per render make variation a repeatable production step rather than a rule people forget when a deadline is close.

Discord Bot

Queue and collect clip jobs from Discord, where clipping teams already coordinate, so job intake does not need a separate process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Two common models: taking a cut of campaign payouts earned by clips the agency produces and posts, or charging creators and brands a retainer for managed clip production. Both are throughput businesses, because campaign rates cluster near $1 per 1,000 verified views and payroll does not move with view counts. Agencies that cannot raise clips per editor hour usually cannot raise margin either.

There is no universal number, but the useful framing is clips per editor hour rather than clips per day. Track it, then attack whichever step eats the most time, which is almost always finding the moment and building the captions. Agencies that measure this find headroom long before they need to hire.

By making variation a production rule instead of a personal habit. Every account should receive a genuinely distinct render with its own caption look, trim and framing, and there should be a log of which variant went where. Identical files posted across accounts is the single most common way an agency loses accounts with pending views still unverified.

A production tool that turns long VODs into batches of captioned vertical clips, somewhere to coordinate assignments and deadlines, and a record of which account posted which variant. OpenClip covers the production half: detection, captions, tracking, multi-aspect export and batch processing. Campaign submission, tracking and payment stay on the campaign platform.

Business, in almost every case. Agencies process long source videos at high frequency across multiple clients, and credits are consumed by source video minutes rather than by output count. Teams testing a single client can start lower and move up once weekly volume is real.

Raise Output Without Raising Payroll

Feed OpenClip the source VOD and hand your team ranked, captioned, face-tracked renders instead of raw footage. The campaign pool is being raced right now.

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