Are you looking for the best unlimited video editing agency? At Vidpros, we’ve done the legwork.
This update covers 17 of the top unlimited video editing agencies — established names and newer entrants alike. Six of them we’ve paid for and tested ourselves, so those sections come with firsthand notes rather than a summary of someone else’s marketing page.
Before we get into specifics, a few things worth keeping in mind:
Be skeptical of “unlimited” claims. Outside of fully automated software, no human service is genuinely unlimited. Every one of them is capped by how fast a human being can edit. That’s why we prefer the phrase fractional video editing — it describes what you’re actually buying.
Know what you’re buying. You’re not getting a full-time editor. You’re getting a slice of one editor’s day, because editors are split across several clients. The client-to-editor ratio is the number that matters most: it determines both how much time you get and how fast your work comes back.
When you’re comparing providers, weigh these three things:
- Quoted delivery times
- Quality of the finished work
- Client ratio — how much of an editor’s day is actually reserved for you
We cap our editors at four clients each, which works out to roughly two hours of dedicated editing time per client per day. In our experience that covers the vast majority of what clients need.
Finally, watch for add-on fees. Plenty of providers charge extra for thumbnails, stock footage, and captions — extras that can add hundreds of dollars to a monthly bill. We include those in the base subscription.
The 17 unlimited video editing services
1. Vidpros
We’re Vidpros, and one thing should be said up front: we are not an unlimited video editing service. We’re a fractional video editing service, and we’re happy to say so.
Transparency
Almost every “unlimited” service avoids telling you how many clients each editor is juggling. We publish it. Our editors take a maximum of four clients, which guarantees you a minimum of two hours of dedicated editing time every working day. Across years of running this model, two focused hours a day has been enough for nearly every client we’ve worked with.
What we offer
- Overnight turnaround. Send your brief and your raw footage and it comes back edited.
- Everything included, no upsells. Advanced color grading, motion graphics, stock footage and audio, audio cleanup, and subtitles are all part of the subscription.
- Short-form and long-form editing, with unlimited revisions.
- Three months of project storage, so you can pull up recent work and re-edit it when you need to.
Pricing is a flat monthly fee with no surprises. As of 2026 there are two tiers: roughly $1,000/month for a part-time dedicated editor (two hours per working day), and roughly $4,000/month for an editor assigned exclusively to your account. There’s also a discounted $100 trial week that rolls into the $1,000/month subscription if you continue. You can see examples of our work here.
Why choose Vidpros?
- Transparency — you know exactly what’s included before you sign.
- A daily time commitment — two hours a day reserved for your projects, not shared out across a queue.
- Quality and timeliness — because editors aren’t spread thin, work comes back on deadline.
- Everything in the package — stock footage, subtitles, graphics. No surprise line items.
2. Tasty Edits
Tasty Edits prices per video rather than per month, which makes it a different kind of buy from most of this list. Horizontal video packages start around $190–$240 per video, and vertical short-form packages start around $40–$50 per video. Unlimited revisions and a dedicated editor plus a video manager come standard, which is unusual at that price point.
What Tasty Edits offer
- YouTube video editing, both horizontal and vertical
- YouTube channel management
- Custom YouTube thumbnails, produced by a dedicated thumbnail designer within 24 hours
- A dedicated video editor and video manager on every package
- Unlimited revisions until you’re happy
Additional notes
- Every package includes an editor, a manager, and unlimited revisions.
- Extra fees apply for additional raw footage, captions, and thumbnails — worth pricing out before you commit if you need those regularly.
Vidpros’ experience with Tasty Edits
We’ve paid for and used Tasty Edits ourselves, so the details above are confirmed rather than repeated from their site. You can watch the video they delivered to us, and we’ve written a fuller Tasty Edits vs Vidpros comparison if you’re weighing the two.
3. beCreatives
beCreatives is one of the better-known names in this category, with a strong reputation for modern, social-first editing.
Features across plans
- Unlimited video editing with unlimited revisions on every plan
- A dedicated video editor on each plan
- Custom design elements included in the animation and graphics packages
Pricing
As shown on their pricing page above, monthly plans run $899 for Scale, $1,999 for Pro, and $4,999 for the In House Team tier. Paying up front for a longer term brings the monthly rate down by up to 20%.
Additional notes
- SPACE is their collaboration platform, used by both editors and clients.
- Prepaying the subscription unlocks a discount of up to 20% off the monthly rate.
Vidpros’ experience with beCreatives
What worked:
- Genuinely easy to use, and a customer-friendly process throughout.
- A modern, visually strong editing style, especially for social platforms.
- SPACE makes editor–client communication straightforward.
What didn’t:
- Deadlines weren’t always met as quoted.
- Extra fees appeared on certain jobs.
- Some projects appeared to be deprioritized in favor of others.
Our take: beCreatives produces good social content, but the process isn’t consistent. Some clients see delays, others get unexpected charges, and both create friction. Every engagement is different, so weigh it against your own volume and deadlines. You can watch the edit they delivered to us or read our beCreatives vs Vidpros comparison.
4. The Editor’s Connection
The Editor’s Connection charges a flat monthly fee for unlimited edits, with unlimited revisions and one dedicated editor per client. If your work involves complex storylines or detailed timelines, talk to an editor there before committing.
What they offer
- Unlimited videos at a fast cadence
- A dedicated editor assigned to each client
- An online portal for tracking project progress
- A production manager assigned to help maintain quality
- A 100% money-back guarantee on your first month
- Unlimited revisions across all projects
- Editors available 8am–5pm, Monday to Friday
Pricing
As shown on their pricing page above, monthly plans run $699 for Basic, $1,199 for Plus, and $2,099 for Ultra. Weddings are excluded from the Basic tier and included on Plus and Ultra.
Turnaround times
- Simple revisions: usually next business day
- Complex projects such as weddings: 2–5 business days
Vidpros’ experience with The Editor’s Connection
We tested their editing service. We did find some inconsistencies — samples and written directions could have been matched more closely — but the overall experience was positive. Reliability and delivering on commitments are their clear strengths, along with quick turnarounds and good communication. You can watch the edit they delivered to us or read the full Editor’s Connection vs Vidpros comparison.
5. Vidchops
What they offer
- Editing in Final Cut Pro, which means you’ll need a Mac if you want to open project files yourself
- Unlimited revisions — though not unlimited videos
- A “dedicated editor,” with the caveat that the same editor may be working on other accounts too
Limitations and conditions
- Raw footage is capped at 60 minutes per video
- Finished videos must come in under 20 minutes
- Most projects turn around in 1–2 business days
- Nothing is delivered on Sundays
- Unused hours don’t carry over to the next month
Potential drawbacks
- Multiple rounds of changes stretch delivery times
- More complex projects take proportionally longer
- There are negative employee reviews on Glassdoor worth reading
Vidpros’ experience with Vidchops
We used Vidchops and found the editing clean and solid, turnaround fast, and their communication tools easy to work with. As always, weigh that against your own volume and how much creative control you want. Watch the edit they delivered to us, or read the Vidchops vs Vidpros comparison.
6. Increditors
Increditors is a professional video editing service that handles a wide range of requirements.
What they offer
- Video editing across a variety of styles and genres
- Motion graphics and visual effects
- Post-production, creative development, scriptwriting, research, and channel management
- An edit style adapted to your brand
- Variable pricing with no set packages or published plans
Pricing
Quotes vary by project and generally suit larger budgets. For one long-form and one short-form video, we were quoted $850. For recurring work, monthly packages start around $2,500/month for regular shorts and around $5,000/month for weekly long-form content. There’s a quiz on their site that produces a rough estimate, though the quote we received through it came in higher than what we ultimately paid, and it isn’t a firm price. All their packages are structured monthly; you can’t build a custom one around your own volume.
Turnaround times
- First long-form project: 1–2 weeks
- Subsequent projects: around 5 business days
- Revision requests: 24–48 hours
Revision policy
Revisions were available, but the number included was never defined at the start. In practice two or three seemed acceptable — just be aware there’s no stated limit, in either direction.
Project management
They mentioned using Trello, but our communication ran almost entirely over email, and status updates were sparse.
Vidpros’ experience with Increditors
We ran a real production through them over nine days and received three versions plus several intermediate cuts. Version one was a basic edit. Version two improved the pacing and added motion graphics, animation, music, and subtitles. Version three brought more sophisticated motion graphics, much stronger sound design, and tighter editing throughout.
The final result was genuinely impressive. The process exposed some friction around communication and revision timelines, and the budget is a real consideration for smaller clients. Watch the edit they delivered, or read the Increditors vs Vidpros comparison.
7. Flocksy
Flocksy is a single subscription covering unlimited graphic design, video editing, copywriting, and more. As of 2026, pricing runs roughly $1,195/month for two daily hours up to around $2,395/month for four daily hours.
Video editing
- One piece of a broader creative package rather than a specialist service
- Basic edits quoted at 1–2 days
- Unlimited revisions included
Advantages
- Multiple creative services under one monthly payment
- Transparent communication about what’s in progress
- Animation, graphics, and effects available at no extra cost
Potential drawbacks
- Turnaround was inconsistent for us — a 10-minute video came back in six days against a quoted 1–2 days for simple edits
- Edit quality was uneven
- Multiple request forms made complex projects hard to manage
- Cancellation requires contacting customer service rather than doing it yourself
- We lost access to all our content once we cancelled
Because Flocksy spreads across so many disciplines, depth in advanced video work is limited — basic edits, speed changes, thumbnails, and segment cuts are well within range, but complex editing is not their strength. Watch one of their output videos, or read the Flocksy vs Vidpros comparison.
8. Video Husky
Video Husky launched in 2018, which makes it roughly eight years old as of 2026. It’s a done-for-you unlimited video editing platform that specializes in talking-head content.
What they offer
- An account manager and an editor assigned to every client
- A dedicated dashboard for monitoring projects
- No cap on the number of projects you can submit
- Unlimited revisions, depending on the plan
Additional notes
- They state that each editor works on one video at a time.
- Credit bundles are offered as a flexible alternative to a subscription.
- There are employee reviews on Glassdoor worth a look.
Stated turnaround times
- Initial drafts: 1–3 business days
- Revisions: 1 business day
We’ve also written a direct Video Husky vs Vidpros comparison.
9. Visugu
Visugu launched in mid-2019 offering unlimited video editing. As of 2026 pricing ranges from $249 per job up to $999/month for the unlimited plan.
What they offer
- Unlimited edits and revisions with no stated restrictions
- Cancel any time with no penalty
- Turnaround varies by project, with some completed within 24 hours depending on complexity
Features across plans
- Unlimited revisions
- Premium stock footage and background music
- Spell-checked subtitles and captions at no extra cost
- Complimentary thumbnails
- No limit on video length
Additional notes
- They operate five days a week.
- A 14-day, 100% money-back guarantee applies to monthly plans.
- The Director plan adds a dedicated account manager, 4K output, and intro/outro creation.
Potential considerations
- Despite the “unlimited” framing, the cheapest plan caps you at four requests per month.
- Every plan processes one job at a time regardless of how many you have queued, which affects turnaround when you’re running several projects at once.
10. VidSprint
VidSprint describes itself as a fractional creative studio offering Creative-as-a-Service plans for companies looking to scale creative output.
What they offer
- Producing and testing many creative variations for campaigns
- An all-in-one workflow with a custom project management and collaboration system
Key features
- A fixed subscription price for unlimited creative assets
- Unlimited revisions on every deliverable
- A custom platform for submitting requests and revisions
- Size and copy variations generated across all plans
Creative outputs
- Video ads
- Static ads
- Organic video and static content
- GIF banner ads
- Lottie animations, on the Dash and Sprint plans
Additional notes
- They promise quick turnaround but publish no specific timeframes.
- No pricing is listed on their site — you’ll need to book a 20-minute demo to find out what anything costs.
11. Iris Bits
Iris Bits is a subscription service combining professional video editing and graphic design, aimed at content creators and businesses.
What they offer
- Video editing paired with graphic design
- A three-step process: upload your footage, work begins, review and download the finished edit
Key features
- Teams with experience working for established creators and businesses
- Monthly subscription pricing
- Average turnaround of 1–2 business days
- Consistent style, maintained through an assigned editor and designer
12. Edit Crew
Edit Crew offers on-demand editing built around a fractional model. As of 2026, pricing is roughly $1,599/month for about 15 hours a week of an editor’s time, and roughly $2,499/month for a full-time editor at 40 hours a week.
What they offer
- Fractional video editor support
- Two packages: part-time or full-time editor support
Additional notes
- Weekly hours reset and don’t roll over to the following week.
- Nearshore editing means you don’t get the same overnight turnaround you would from a fully offset timezone.
- Real-time communication during business hours helps with feedback, but it also eats into the editor’s productive time.
13. Edit Video
Edit Video uses a defined monthly video allowance rather than an unlimited claim. As of 2026, their entry plan is around $295/month for four video edits.
Vidpros’ perspective
We share Edit Video’s skepticism about “unlimited” offers, but we solve it differently. We price in fractional hours rather than a fixed number of edits, and there are good reasons for that:
- An hourly model scopes a project more precisely and makes clear what is and isn’t included.
- It avoids the disputes over revision counts and edit definitions that package pricing tends to produce.
- It’s simply more transparent for both sides.
14. ClipMasters
ClipMasters has been running for a few years, positioning itself as an all-inclusive platform with an in-house global workforce of editors. As of 2026, plans start around $497/month and run to roughly $2,499/month.
What they offer
- A dedicated video editor and an account manager for every client
- Projects handled through a Creative Management Platform
- Unlimited editing requests and revisions
- Real-time collaboration with editors over Slack
Standard features across plans
- Unlimited requests and revisions
- Dedicated video editor
- Account manager
- Real-time Slack collaboration
- Custom workflow integration
- Custom video templates
- A dedicated content coach
15. Unlimited Video Editing
Unlimited Video Editing positions itself around creating viral content and freeing up creators’ time.
What they offer
- A personal account manager plus a professional editor on every project
- Projects managed through a dedicated dashboard built in Notion
- Unlimited requests and revisions
- A stated focus on scaling your existing style rather than imposing their own
They’ve been reviewed positively on YouTube by Jen Smiley of Wake Up and Read the Labels.
16. Weplash
Weplash is a full-service editing business offering unlimited requests and revisions for a flat monthly fee, across two service levels built around different content volumes. It suits producers publishing consistently — anyone from a solo podcaster to a larger organization with real output demands.
What they offer
- Unlimited video edits per month, regardless of video type
- Dedicated video editors
- Collaboration through Slack and Asana
- A dedicated success manager
- No contracts — cancel or pause whenever you like
- A 15-day money-back guarantee
17. Dava Marketing
Dava Marketing offers unlimited video editing using US-based editors. Customer feedback points to possible issues with service delivery, quality, and support, so it’s worth researching carefully before committing.
What they offer
- A standard 2–3 business day turnaround on video edits
- Higher tiers that produce social-specific versions of your videos
- US-based editors, which is why their rates sit above comparable competitors
Pricing
Pricing isn’t published anywhere on their site. They confirm multiple tiers exist, but you’ll need to submit a contact form to find out what they cost.
Stated turnaround times
- Most simple edits: 2–3 business days
- Everything else: not disclosed
Customer feedback
At the time of writing, they hold a rating of 3 out of 5 on Yelp and 2.8 out of 5 on Trustpilot. Recurring themes in negative reviews include:
- Missed deadlines and turnaround times that weren’t met
- Editors not grasping client brand guidelines
- Communication difficulties
- Service quality that varied over the course of an engagement
- Problems with contract fulfillment and billing
Concerns
- Some free trials reportedly didn’t deliver what was advertised, with customers blamed for the shortfall.
- Several customers described a gap between the advertising and what arrived.
- There are reports of difficulty ending contracts and obtaining refunds.
Conclusion
Plenty of companies sell an “unlimited” package, and it’s worth understanding the limits behind the word. In practice, “unlimited” usually arrives with restrictions on project type, turnaround, or which features are actually included.
If you’d rather skip that guesswork, we can help. We’ll build a service around your actual requirements, with a clear process from start to finish and no hidden line items.
Ready for a more honest, more efficient way to turn raw footage into something worth watching? Talk to one of our account experts about what you need.
