Pay-Per-Video Cleanup, Explained

Pay-per-video cleanup means you're charged a flat rate for each recording you clean up, rather than a recurring monthly fee. You upload a file, review what gets flagged for removal, and pay only once you approve the result.

What "Per Video" Actually Covers

A single per-video charge typically includes filler word detection, silence tightening, and a preview of every proposed change before the final file is created. It's a complete cleanup for one recording, not a stripped-down version of a bigger plan. See exact per-video pricing for current rates.

Why This Model Exists

Not everyone records video on a predictable schedule. A pay-per-video option removes the need to guess how many recordings you'll produce in a given month. You're not paying in months you don't record, and you're not limited to a cap that assumes even usage.

How the Process Works Step by Step

1. Upload your recording
2. The system flags filler words and long pauses automatically
3. You review a preview showing exactly what will change
4. You approve and pay for that specific video
5. Your clean file downloads

There's no separate account tier to select and no usage meter to watch — the price is tied directly to the video in front of you.

Comparing It to a Monthly Plan

If you record consistently every week, a monthly plan may work out to a lower cost per video over time. If your recording pace is irregular — occasional listing videos, sporadic client updates, or the occasional course lesson — paying per video avoids overpaying for a plan built around constant use.

Getting Started

The easiest way to understand pay-per-video pricing is to try it on one recording. Upload your video and see the price and the cleaned result before deciding if a monthly plan fits your pattern better.