What TikTok video editing costs in Australia: a fixed monthly fee for 20 videos in US dollars, with hooks, captions, sound and revisions included.
TikTok editing with 20CLIPS costs $999 a month in US dollars for 20 videos, or about $50 each. The fee covers hook and pacing work, captions and subtitles, b-roll, sound design and music, basic motion graphics, 9:16 delivery and 2 revisions per video.
Owners and managers in Australia can plan on a single figure. There is no per-video price and no setup fee, and captions and music are not extras. For the work itself see the service page, and for the full list see the pricing page.
TikTok rewards frequent posting, and the bill follows. Twenty a month is about five a week.
Retention-focused editing means trimming and reordering every clip. That is part of the package.
Readable captions and clean audio take time. They are included.
Clean audio and steady framing speed things up. Noisy or shaky clips take more care.
Two are included per video, which covers most changes.
Every plan includes the same complete monthly system.
Editing in the app is free and slow. It does a casual clip well and a branded month of twenty videos badly.
Employing someone brings wages, on-costs, equipment and supervision. That suits a team making video every day and is heavy for about 20 videos a month.
Freelancers charge by the job. That suits a campaign. For a steady feed you re-brief every time and accept some drift. The package is a fixed fee with a repeatable process, and the Australian hiring guide sets out the trade-offs.
Open on the point. Footage that starts at the interesting moment needs less cutting and holds attention better.
Upload in weekly batches. You see what works early enough to change direction.
Use long recordings. A recorded class or a livestream can supply many videos.
Think about what an hour of your time is worth, then count the hours twenty edited videos would take you. Most owner-operators find the figure is a good deal higher than they expected, and that the real cost of editing yourself is the work you did not do while you were doing it.
If your audience is small and local, a lighter plan may suit better, and the 30-minute call is the place to talk about it before you commit.
The monthly price does not change, there is no setup fee and there is no long-term commitment. Need more than 20 videos? Raise it on the call.
For wider reading see how many short-form videos to post each week, then plan your content with TikTok examples and ideas for Australia.
If the numbers on TikTok video editing raise questions, these pages for Australia answer them: TikTok video editing in Australia, how to hire TikTok video editing in Australia and TikTok video editing examples for Australia. Sydney and Melbourne have pages of their own.
To put Australia prices in context, read TikTok video editing: what makes a good short, How many short-form videos should you post per week? and What does a short-form video editor do?. The hub for Australia shows the whole package, and the TikTok Video Editing page is the global version of this service.
In Australia the same package prices out differently depending on the content. For Australia, see the cost pages for short-form video editing, Instagram Reels editing, YouTube Shorts editing, UGC video editing, podcast clip editing and monthly video editing package.
Buyers of TikTok video editing in Australia, from video editing for creators, video editing for brands and performance creative editing, can use the same monthly plan, and the catalogue shows what 20 videos can look like.
Per month, for 20 videos at roughly $50 each.
No. Paid creatives fall under performance creative editing in the same package.
Yes. There is no long-term commitment.
You do, since licensing sits with you.
No. It is in US dollars.
Yes, on every video.
No. Two per video are included.
No. The service edits footage you send.
Raise it on your call.
20 short-form videos every month. $999/month.
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