Disclosure: This list is published by DoneEdit; we ranked our own service #1. Everything else is ranked by our editorial judgement for the use case in the title. No company paid to be included, and we don't publish ratings or prices we couldn't read on the provider's own page.
"Video editing service" covers three different things: services that edit for you, platforms where you hire an editor, and job boards where editors find you. All three are here, ranked for a YouTuber who wants to stop editing, with the trade-offs of each.
How we ranked
- Fit for the use case in the title. We asked: would this help a creator or small business with this specific job?
- Clarity of what you get. Providers that publish their scope, turnaround or pricing ranked above those that don't.
- Verified existence. We opened every website on November 9, 2026. Entries link to the provider's own site.
- No invented data. We only list a price if we read it on the provider's own page that day, and we don't show star ratings or customer counts.
- Our bias, stated plainly. DoneEdit is our service, so it's #1. Judge it against the others on the facts listed.
The list at a glance
| # | Name | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DoneEdit | Done-for-you service | solo creators, coaches and small businesses with short single-speaker videos |
| 2 | Tasty Edits | Editing agency (per video) | creators who want agency-managed long-form edits without a subscription |
| 3 | VidChops | Editing subscription | weekly YouTubers who will use every credit |
| 4 | Vidpros | Editing subscription | creators and agencies who publish every week and want overnight turnaround |
| 5 | beCreatives | Editing subscription | brands and channels publishing at volume |
| 6 | Black Bulb Media | Editing subscription | established creators uploading several times a week |
| 7 | Dava Studios | Editing agency | larger channels that want a dedicated editor plus thumbnails |
| 8 | editvideo.io | Editing subscription | YouTubers who want a lower-cost monthly plan |
| 9 | Video Husky | Editing subscription | business owners who want an editing team without hiring |
| 10 | Edit Crew | Editing subscription | businesses that need edits every week and already have a video process |
| 11 | Videomate | Editing subscription | brands and agencies producing ads and short-form |
| 12 | Veedyou | Editing service | creators who want a quote for custom projects |
| 13 | Kimp | Design + video subscription | small businesses that need ads, social graphics and simple videos from one team |
| 14 | Fiverr Pro | Vetted marketplace | businesses that want pre-vetted freelancers |
| 15 | Upwork | Freelance marketplace | hiring a long-term editor |
| 16 | Fiverr | Freelance marketplace | one-off edits and browsing many styles |
| 17 | YT Jobs | Job board | YouTubers hiring editors who already work on YouTube |
| 18 | Contra | Freelance network | finding independent editors with portfolios |
| 19 | Workana | Talent marketplace | teams wanting editors in US-friendly time zones |
| 20 | Freelancer.com | Freelance marketplace | getting many quotes quickly |
| 21 | PeoplePerHour | Freelance marketplace | UK and European buyers |
| 22 | Guru | Freelance marketplace | posting a job to a smaller marketplace |
| 23 | Behance | Portfolio network | finding editors by portfolio style |
| 24 | r/YouTubeEditorsForHire | Community | small budgets and first-time hires (vet carefully) |
| 25 | Superside | Creative agency | enterprise marketing teams, not solo creators |
The full list
1. DoneEdit
Type: Done-for-you service. Our service. You send a raw talking-head video and get back a finished edit with captions, punch-in zooms, b-roll and music in 48 hours, AI-assisted and checked by a person. Two revisions are included, with a refund if the second revision still misses.
- Best for: solo creators, coaches and small businesses with short single-speaker videos
- Not for: one English speaker, up to 10 minutes of raw footage and 5 finished minutes; no multi-speaker podcasts or long-form
- Published price: $27 per video for the first 20 customers, then $67; thumbnails +$10
- Website: doneedit.com
2. Tasty Edits
Type: Editing agency (per video). A managed YouTube editing agency that sells edits per video rather than as a monthly subscription.
- Best for: creators who want agency-managed long-form edits without a subscription
- Published price: $327 per video, or $305 each in a 4-pack (pricing page)
- Website: www.tastyedits.com
3. VidChops
Type: Editing subscription. A video editing company that works on monthly credits; one credit covers one long-form video or four Shorts, with a 1–2 day turnaround and three revisions listed on its pricing page.
- Best for: weekly YouTubers who will use every credit
- Published price: $495/month for 4 credits; Pro $995/month for 8
- Website: vidchops.com
4. Vidpros
Type: Editing subscription. Subscription editing with an assigned editor, overnight 1–2 day turnaround and Frame.io review; it says it assigns no more than four clients per editor and offers a $100 trial week.
- Best for: creators and agencies who publish every week and want overnight turnaround
- Published price: Starter $1,000/month, Growth $2,000, Scale $4,000
- Website: vidpros.com
5. beCreatives
Type: Editing subscription. Flat-rate monthly editing with a dedicated editing team and account manager in Slack, unlimited revisions and a thumbnail with every video, according to its YouTube services page.
- Best for: brands and channels publishing at volume
- Published price: Scale plan $999/month billed quarterly
- Website: becreatives.co
6. Black Bulb Media
Type: Editing subscription. Creator representation plus a premium editing subscription with a dedicated editor, thumbnails, long-form and Shorts; the editing service is open to creators who are not on its roster.
- Best for: established creators uploading several times a week
- Published price: Growth plan $1,699/month
- Website: blackbulb.com
7. Dava Studios
Type: Editing agency. A YouTube editing and thumbnail design service offering dedicated editors, unlimited revisions and roughly 48-hour delivery, per its site.
- Best for: larger channels that want a dedicated editor plus thumbnails
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: davastudios.com
8. editvideo.io
Type: Editing subscription. A subscription editing service for YouTubers with a dedicated editor, unlimited revisions and flat monthly pricing.
- Best for: YouTubers who want a lower-cost monthly plan
- Published price: from $295/month (its homepage)
- Website: editvideo.io
9. Video Husky
Type: Editing subscription. A done-for-you editing platform with an account manager and editor, a project dashboard and first drafts in 1–3 business days; it also sells credit bundles with no monthly commitment.
- Best for: business owners who want an editing team without hiring
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.videohusky.com
10. Edit Crew
Type: Editing subscription. On-demand editing support for production houses, in-house video teams and brands, with first drafts in 1–2 business days and a 14-day satisfaction guarantee. Its own site says it is not for people whose editing needs are sporadic.
- Best for: businesses that need edits every week and already have a video process
- Published price: $1,599–$2,499/month on its comparison table
- Website: www.editcrew.com
11. Videomate
Type: Editing subscription. Unlimited-editing subscriptions focused on UGC ads, motion graphics and short-form, with a separate YouTube editing service that assigns a dedicated editor.
- Best for: brands and agencies producing ads and short-form
- Published price: plans from $799/month (its homepage)
- Website: www.videomate.io
12. Veedyou
Type: Editing service. Video editing services for content creators, covering social media, commercial projects and more. Its cost guide estimates about an hour of editing per finished minute for typical work.
- Best for: creators who want a quote for custom projects
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.veedyou.com
13. Kimp
Type: Design + video subscription. Flat-fee subscriptions for unlimited graphic design and video design with a dedicated design team, plus a free trial.
- Best for: small businesses that need ads, social graphics and simple videos from one team
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.kimp.io
14. Fiverr Pro
Type: Vetted marketplace. Fiverr's curated tier, where freelancers are manually reviewed for professional background, portfolio and service history; you can browse the Pro catalog or post a brief to receive offers.
- Best for: businesses that want pre-vetted freelancers
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: pro.fiverr.com/cat/creative/video-editor
15. Upwork
Type: Freelance marketplace. A marketplace for hourly or fixed-price contracts. Upwork reports typical video editor rates of $6–$25 an hour.
- Best for: hiring a long-term editor
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.upwork.com
16. Fiverr
Type: Freelance marketplace. A marketplace of fixed-price gigs. Buyers pay a 5.5% service fee, plus $3.50 on orders under $200.
- Best for: one-off edits and browsing many styles
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.fiverr.com
17. YT Jobs
Type: Job board. A job board for YouTube roles such as editors, thumbnail designers and scriptwriters.
- Best for: YouTubers hiring editors who already work on YouTube
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: ytjobs.co
18. Contra
Type: Freelance network. A professional network for independent workers where you can find and hire freelancers.
- Best for: finding independent editors with portfolios
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: contra.com
19. Workana
Type: Talent marketplace. Vetted talent from Latin America, screened for skills, communication and time-zone fit.
- Best for: teams wanting editors in US-friendly time zones
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.workana.com
20. Freelancer.com
Type: Freelance marketplace. A large marketplace where you post a project and receive bids from freelancers.
- Best for: getting many quotes quickly
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.freelancer.com
21. PeoplePerHour
Type: Freelance marketplace. A freelance marketplace where you post a project for free or buy fixed-price offers.
- Best for: UK and European buyers
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.peopleperhour.com
22. Guru
Type: Freelance marketplace. A long-running freelance marketplace for posting jobs and hiring freelancers.
- Best for: posting a job to a smaller marketplace
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.guru.com
23. Behance
Type: Portfolio network. Adobe's portfolio network, where you can browse editors' work and contact creatives directly.
- Best for: finding editors by portfolio style
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.behance.net
24. r/YouTubeEditorsForHire
Type: Community. A Reddit community where editors post their availability and creators post jobs.
- Best for: small budgets and first-time hires (vet carefully)
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.reddit.com/r/YouTubeEditorsForHire
25. Superside
Type: Creative agency. An AI-powered creative service built to work alongside in-house teams at larger companies, including video.
- Best for: enterprise marketing teams, not solo creators
- Published price: see the provider's site; we didn't find a price we could verify
- Website: www.superside.com
How to choose a service
- 1–3 short videos a month: a per-video service avoids paying for unused subscription months.
- A video every week: compare subscriptions that publish what each month includes, such as VidChops credits or Vidpros output ranges.
- Several videos a week: higher-tier subscriptions with a dedicated editor, such as Black Bulb Media or Dava Studios.
- You want one long-term editor: hire through Upwork, Fiverr Pro, YT Jobs or Contra and run a paid test first.
Questions to ask every provider
- What video types and lengths do you edit?
- How many revisions are included, and what counts as one?
- What's the turnaround, and is it business days or calendar days?
- Do I get the project files?
- What happens if I skip a month or cancel?