AI Video Editing for Agencies
Every client wants video now — and every video used to cost editor hours you bill or eat. Valmera turns client edits into standing requests you reuse per project, so output scales without new hires.
Run a Client Edit
Footage plus a written request in, consistent deliverables out. Account creation and uploads are free; a subscription is required to edit.
Create an account →The Agency Video Squeeze
With an agentic editor, the unit of work changes: not editor-hours per deliverable, but a written request per deliverable. Requests parallelize; editor-hours don't. The complete guide to AI video editing covers how the agent workflow differs from timeline tools.
The Agency Workflow
The repeatable unit is a standing request: a short brief you keep as text and paste at the start of every project for that client. Everything in it comes from controls the agent actually has — caption color, size, position, font, and animation (bundled fonts), 6 color-grade presets plus custom grades, corner logo overlays, silence and filler-word removal, and the client's own music with automatic ducking.
Write each client's standing request
Pacing, caption style (color, size, position, font, animation), color grade, logo placement, which ratios to deliver — one paragraph of plain English you reuse every project.
Drop in shoot footage
Raw files from the shoot or the client's phone — main videos up to 14GB (MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM), the client's music track up to 50MB.
Paste the request, review the preview
The agent applies the brief and renders a preview. Compare the result with each requested change; check captions, cut boundaries, framing, and any redactions before sending it for client review.
Turn client notes into messages
Turn each revision note into a specific follow-up, then compare the new preview with the note. Allow time for processing, review, and client approval; there is no guaranteed turnaround.
Deliver every format
16:9 hero cut, 9:16 Reels, 1:1 and 4:5 feed versions — reframed from the same edit. Final exports render from the original full-quality file.
What Valmera doesn't do, said plainly: there's no stored brand kit or asset library (the client's logo and music are re-uploaded per project), no custom font uploads (you choose among the bundled fonts), and no team seats — one account, one user. What it now does cover: logo overlays (a corner logo or full-frame cover, positioned and sized by request) and custom color grades layered on the 6 presets. Consistency comes from the request text, not a saved workspace. Reframing is directed by you — see the reframing guide — not by automatic subject tracking.
Requests Agencies Actually Send
What Volume Costs
For multi-client volume, Pro at $30/month with 2,000 monthly credits is the plan built for it — twice the room. Creator at $15/month with 1,000 credits fits a lighter schedule, and Frontier at $50/month with 5,000 credits runs the best AI model you can buy on every turn, for shops where the quality of each individual cut matters more than its price. Account creation and uploads are free, but agent editing requires a subscription. Credits are charged in proportion to the actual AI work in each turn, so a quick caption tweak costs a few credits while a full first cut costs more. Plan details are on the pricing page, and how credits work explains the mechanics.
Scale Deliverables, Not Payroll
Requests parallelize. Editor-hours don't. Account creation and uploads are free; a subscription is required to edit.
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Consistent client video at scale, from plain-English requests. Account creation and uploads are free; a subscription is required to edit.
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