A monthly video editing package for Australian businesses and creators: 20 short-form videos, everything finished for you, a flat $999 and no lock-in.
Most small Australian businesses do not need a full-time video editor, but they do need video every week. Engaging a freelancer for each clip means briefing, quoting and waiting, and the cost wanders from job to job. A monthly package replaces that with a standing arrangement: you settle on a volume, send footage when you have it and receive finished videos for a fixed fee.
What 20CLIPS sells is a month of 20 short-form videos at $999, paid in US dollars, which works out near $50 for each finished one. There are no per-video fees and no add-ons, and because there is no long-term commitment you can stop anytime. It is built for creators, brands, agencies and founders who want regular output without taking on a hire.
Below is what you get and how a month runs for an Australian business. The pricing page has the same inclusions in a single list.
The list does not change from video to video. A tradie's job walk-through, a coach's tip and a cafe's menu reel all get the same treatment, so no single video costs more because it is harder to edit.
Every plan includes the same complete monthly system.
Cafes, trades, studios and shops that need regular video without a staff editor.
People who want to film and publish, not spend nights editing. See video editing for creators.
Teams with plenty of product and creator footage and little time. See video editing for brands.
Teams that need a fixed editing cost to build into client work. See video editing for agencies.
You begin with a 30-minute call about what you make and where it is posted. You share reference videos and brand files, and agree how often footage will arrive. Turnaround and your delivery schedule are agreed there, based on your volume.
Each month then follows the same pattern. You upload footage to a shared folder, edited videos come back for review and you use your 2 revisions per video. Approved videos are finished files for you to publish. Many Australian clients send a batch after each shoot, such as a day on site or a recorded class, which spreads the work across the month.
Unused videos do not roll over, so sending footage in batches is the habit that matters. To choose a sensible volume, read how many short-form videos to post each week.
The package edits what you send. Keeping the scope that tight is what keeps the price flat, and it means you know what a month will and will not include.
If you think you will need more than 20 videos, say so on the 30-minute call and it will be discussed before you commit.
Freelancers are flexible, but each project starts with a new brief and the result depends on who is free. Employing an editor brings wages, on-costs, equipment and supervision, which only pays off when video is a daily job well beyond 20 videos a month. An agency retainer often adds strategy and filming, which can be exactly what some businesses need and usually costs more than editing alone.
The package is a fixed fee, a repeatable method and no lock-in. For the figures see what a monthly editing package costs in Australia, and for a checklist see how to choose a monthly editing package in Australia.
A picture of the workflow, not a promise of results.
Call, references and the first batch of footage.
Review the first videos and send notes. Upload the second batch.
Approve finished videos and upload the third batch.
Send the final batch to use all 20 and plan next month.
The package is remote, so it works the same in a capital city or a regional town. The Sydney page and Melbourne page describe city use, and the Australia hub lists every service.
You can lean the package towards one platform or mix them. There are pages for short-form editing, Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, UGC and podcast clips, all at the same $999.
Three different videos that could share a month; more are on the work page.
Fitness studio content: A gym showreel opened by a bold slogan and cut on the beat, typical of a studio or club video.
Gujarat food and travel feature: A food and travel feature that moves from a landmark to a presenter, typical of a local story.
Interior design reel: A calm interior reel of styled surfaces, typical of a design or hospitality piece.
Three more pages cover monthly video editing package for Australia: what monthly video editing package costs in Australia, how to hire monthly video editing package in Australia and monthly video editing package examples for Australia. City pages exist for Sydney and Melbourne.
Guides worth reading if you are in Australia: How much does short-form video editing cost?, How to choose a short-form video editing service and What does a short-form video editor do?. Every service available to you is listed on the Australia hub, and the Pricing page covers the service worldwide.
Other services you can run on the same monthly plan in Australia: short-form video editing, Instagram Reels editing, TikTok video editing, YouTube Shorts editing, UGC video editing and podcast clip editing.
Monthly video editing package in Australia also suits video editing for creators, video editing for brands and video editing for agencies, and the catalogue shows more edits by niche.
Yes. $999 a month covers 20 short-form videos with everything on the list, and there are no per-video fees or add-ons.
One finished short-form video in 9:16 vertical format. Adapting it for another platform is something to discuss on the onboarding call.
There is no long-term commitment and you can cancel anytime. Talk to us if you want a break.
Describe it on the call. Nearly every creator, brand or agency workflow fits the standard offer.
The core offer is 20 a month. If you need more, raise it on your call.
No. It is $999 a month in US dollars.
The pace is agreed on your onboarding call, based on your monthly volume.
No. You publish the finished files.
Music and sound design are included. A specific track is yours to supply.
No. There is no long-term commitment.
20 short-form videos every month. $999/month.
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