Hire a dedicated editor trained on your brand, More Videos. Zero Management. One Fixed Price.
| Freelancers | In-house hire | TeamFlow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Real monthly cost | $3,200 to $6,400 | $5,995 to $10,525 | $599 |
| Time to start | Days of sourcing and trials | 44 to 64 days to fill | 24 to 72 hours |
| Cost before any output exists | Trials and test projects | $5,475 average cost per hire | $0 |
| Who manages them | You | You | Us |
| Who replaces them if it fails | You, from scratch | You, plus another hire cycle | Us, free, no gap |
| Dedicated to you | No, split across clients | Yes | Yes |
| Knows your brand | Re-briefed constantly | Yes, after ramp up | Trained before day one |
| Quality control | You are the QC | You are the QC | Built in |
| Slow month | Still pay per project | Full salary regardless | Same fixed price |
| Heavy month | Cost scales up sharply | Overtime or missed deadlines | Same fixed price |
| If they disappear | Output stops | Notice period, then a gap | Covered the same week |
| Software and hardware | Theirs, sometimes billed on | Yours to buy | Ours |
| Payroll, benefits, compliance | None, and no commitment either | Yours | Ours |
| Commitment | Per project | Employment contract | Monthly |
One dedicated editor costs $7,188 a year on TeamFlow. The same editor in-house costs $102,306 in year one.
One editor assigned to your account and nobody else's. Not a queue, not a rotating pool. You will know their name.
Your voice, your audience, your references, your hard nos. Your editor learns your brand on our time, not on your first deliverable.
Notes are logged and chased by us. You give feedback once instead of following it through a DM thread for three days.
Nothing lands in your inbox that has not been reviewed. On Studio, a dedicated QC manager owns this.
Underperformance, style mismatch, communication problems, or a gut feeling it is not working. You ask, we replace, at no cost and with no gap in delivery.
Our editors use AI for the mechanical half of the job: silence removal, transcription, captions, rough assembly, variants. The judgement stays human. You get an editor who is faster at the same standard.
One editor or a full production unit. Monthly terms on all three.
One dedicated editor.
$599 / month
Best for content creators who want consistent output.
Two dedicated editors. $499.50 each.
$999 / month
Best for businesses & creators who want to scale their brand.
Five editors plus a dedicated QC manager. Six people at $466.50 each.
$2,799 / month
Best for agencies who want to manage their client projects.
On Studio you are not buying five editors. You are buying a production department. The QC manager is the difference, and that sixth person is why Studio is the lowest cost per head of the three.
You should be suspicious of a number that far below the alternatives. Here is the honest answer.
Our editors are full time professionals in markets where a strong salary for a skilled editor is a fraction of a US salary. They are paid well for where they live. That single fact explains most of the gap. Nothing about the work is cheaper, only the geography.
Recruitment, training systems, QC processes, workflow software and management structure are built once and shared across the whole client book. You rent a share of infrastructure that would cost you the full amount to build alone.
No marketplace fee, no agency margin sitting on top of a subcontractor's margin, no sales commission per project, no idle capacity you are quietly subsidising.
We are not underpaying people. We are not using a rotating pool of anonymous contractors. We are not swapping a human for an AI wrapper. Every editor is a named individual, employed and paid by Fazinflo, assigned to you and only you.
We take your brand, your formats, your references, your standards and your hard nos on one call.
We build your style guide and match your editor from our bench based on your format and tone, not on who happens to be free.
Workflow, file handoff and delivery cadence go live.
We expect notes in week one. This is where the style guide turns from a document into an instinct. From week two it is steady state.
Compare that to 44 days of recruiting followed by six weeks of ramp up.
Yes. Most clients prefer a single point of contact once things are running, but direct access is available on request. The difference from freelancing is that talking to them is optional rather than mandatory.
Revisions are part of the workflow, not an extra. If the issue persists past the calibration week, we replace the editor at no cost.
They are our employee, so that is our problem, not yours. We keep a bench and your style guide is documented, so a replacement is producing within days rather than starting from zero.
Overlap with your working day is agreed at kickoff. Your editor works a full time schedule on your account.
Yes, monthly. Adding an editor takes days, not a hiring cycle.
Yes. All project files, working files and outputs are yours.
Yes. White label is standard for agency clients. Your client never sees Fazinflo.
Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects as standard, with the full supporting stack. Licences are ours.
Those sell you a queue. This sells you a person. A queue means your work is edited by whoever is free, which is why the style drifts. A dedicated editor learns your brand and gets better on it every month.
They use AI the way any good editor uses a tool, for the mechanical parts. Silence removal, transcription, captions, rough assembly, variants. The judgement is human. What you get is an editor who is meaningfully faster than one working entirely by hand, at the same standard.
Usually as added capacity rather than a replacement. Add one editor for the volume your current one cannot absorb and compare the two after a month. Nobody has to be fired for this to work.
Monthly. We do not lock clients into annual terms.
Four questions, then pick a time.
Four questions, then pick a time.
Four questions, then pick a time.
Four questions, then pick a time.
Four questions, then pick a time.
Four questions, then pick a time.