Short answer
The best white-label video editing service depends on volume. Per-video plans suit agencies with a few clients; full-time editor subscriptions ($1,000–$4,000 a month) suit steady high volume. Check white-label terms, turnaround, a paid test and who actually edits.
How we compared
Agencies looking for a white-label editor usually want the same five things: a clear price, a real white-label setup, predictable turnaround, a way to test before committing, and one consistent editor. So that’s what this compares. Everything comes from the providers’ public pages. Where something isn’t published, the table says so instead of guessing. Prices change often, so confirm on each site before you decide.
The comparison table
| Service | Model | Published price | White-label stated | Trial or test | Turnaround stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vidpros | Dedicated editor, hours per month | Part time $1,000/mo (40 hrs); full time $4,000/mo (160 hrs) | Yes, branded portal | No free trial; $100 one-week package | 1–2 days |
| Editvideo.io | Monthly plans or full-time editor | Short-form: 10 for $195, 25 for $395, 50 for $695; full-time $2,950/mo | Yes | Free 90-second test edit | 24–48 hours |
| Vidchops | Credit subscription | Not published (email required); subtitles $95/mo | Yes | 7-day trial after a call; 14-day money back | 1–2 days |
| Tasty Edits | Per video, packs | Short-form $94 each, $88 (15), $80 (30) | Not stated | Not stated | 24 hours short-form |
| Flocksy | Daily hours, design + video team | From $1,199/mo (2 daily hours, annual) | Not stated | Demo call | Next business day |
| Increditors | Retainers and custom quotes | Edit-only from $1,800/mo; Reels from $2.5K/mo | Yes | Free strategy call | 1–2 days (Reels) |
| Video Husky | Dedicated editor subscription | From $849/mo; full-time $2,749/mo | White-label package listed | 14-day money back | 1–3 business days |
| YASH EDITS | Editing team with one project lead, per finished video | 30 for $299, 60 for $499, 100 for $899; 100+ quoted | Yes, unbranded files | 5-video test batch at the Starter rate | Agreed per project |
Sources: each provider’s website, checked 24 October 2026. Per-video figures are worked out from published plan prices.
Each service in short
Vidpros
Best known for white-label. You rent an editor’s hours rather than buy videos, and resellers set their own markup through a branded portal. The team is based in the Philippines. Good fit if you have enough work to fill 40–160 hours a month.
Editvideo.io
One of the few with published short-form plans and white-label editor “pods”. The free 90-second test edit is a low-risk way to judge quality.
Vidchops
Credit-based plans (one credit equals four short videos) with a white-label option. Prices sit behind an email form, so you’ll need to ask.
Tasty Edits
Clear per-video pricing aimed mainly at creators. White-label isn’t mentioned, so ask before reselling.
Flocksy
A general creative subscription (design plus video) billed by daily hours. Useful if you also need graphics; less specialised for short-form.
Increditors
A larger production setup with retainers, UGC and full-service options. Best for agencies that want more than editing.
Video Husky
Dedicated-editor subscriptions with a project manager and a money-back period. The top plan buys a full-time editor.
Which model fits your agency
- Under ~100 short videos a month, or uneven volume: per-video plans. You only pay for finished videos, so slow months cost less.
- Steady 150+ videos a month: a full-time editor subscription can work out cheaper per video, as long as you keep them busy.
- You need design, ads and video together: a broader creative subscription.
- You need strategy and scripting too: a full-service production partner.
To check your own numbers, try the reseller margin calculator on the white-label editing page or read how agencies price short-form video.
What to ask before you sign
- Will files and communication carry any of your branding?
- Who exactly edits my clients’ videos, and does it stay the same person?
- How many revision rounds are included, and how is turnaround measured?
- Can I run a small paid test with a real client brief?
- Will you sign an NDA, and who owns the final files?
- What happens if my volume doubles next month?
The longer list is in 15 questions to ask before hiring an editor.
Where YASH EDITS fits
YASH EDITS is the per-video option. You talk directly to one project lead, files go out unbranded, and pricing is published: $299 for 30 edits, $499 for 60, $899 for 100. It isn’t the right choice if you need 40 hours of editor time a day or a full creative department. It works well for agencies adding short-form to retainers who want one consistent style and a cheap way to test: a 5-video batch at the Starter rate. See white-label editing for agencies, content agencies or bulk editing.
For agencies
Test us with 5 videos first.
A 5-video test batch at the Starter rate, unbranded and edited to your client’s style.
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About the author
Yash, founder & creative lead at YASH EDITS
Yash is the founder and creative lead of YASH EDITS, a short-form video editing studio for coaches, consultants, founders, brands and agencies in the US, UK, Europe, Canada and Australia. He sets the editing standards behind every project (pace, story, sound and retention), and every video passes the studio’s quality check before delivery. More about Yash · The Retention Edit method