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You already paid for the webinar.
You're using about two percent of what you bought.

Send us a recording you already have. We hand-cut six vertical clips built for LinkedIn from it — no template picker, no AI-clip guesswork on which forty seconds actually land.

Send us your webinar → See how it works
00:0005:00 — delivered
00:45

A fifteen-dollar tool can already slice your transcript into clips. That's not the hard part.

The hard part is knowing which forty seconds a stranger will actually watch to the end — and it's the part that keeps getting skipped, because it takes a human forty minutes per clip to get right, and nobody on your team has a spare four hours the week a webinar wraps.

So the recording sits in a shared drive. One clip goes out, if any do. That's the two percent.

01:30

How it runs

01

You send one recording

A webinar, a demo, a conference talk — whatever you've already got sitting unused. A link is enough.

02

We cut six clips by hand

30–60 seconds each, captioned, in your brand colours and fonts, each with a suggested LinkedIn hook. Five business days.

03

You post, or you don't pay

If you wouldn't put a single one of the six on your own feed, the pilot costs you nothing.

02:15

Pricing

One-off to start. Month-to-month after that — no contract, thirty days' notice.

The Pilot
$249 one-off

One recording, in and out.

  • 6 finished vertical clips
  • Captioned, brand-matched
  • A hook written for each clip
  • 5 business days
  • Don't post one, don't pay
Start the pilot →
Most start here
The Retainer
$1,200 /month

A standing Monday/Thursday drop.

  • 12 clips a month, 3/week
  • 1–2 source recordings/month
  • Locked brand template
  • Hook written for every clip
  • Monthly call on what performed
Set up the retainer →
The Program
$2,400 /month

For teams publishing weekly.

  • 24 clips a month, delivered weekly
  • Everything in the Retainer
  • Quarterly review of formats and hooks
Ask about the Program →
03:00

What this isn't

Said up front, in writing, so there's no scope creep to negotiate later.

  • No filming or live production — we work only from recordings you already have
  • No editing of the long-form source video itself
  • No posting or scheduling on your behalf — we never need access to your accounts
  • No strategy decks, content calendars, or campaign planning
  • One round of revisions per clip, then it's approved
03:40

Before you ask

Isn't this what Opus Clip is for?
For raw volume, use it — you should. The catch is what it selects: it reads the transcript, so it clips the setup and drops the punchline, and on a screen-share demo it has no idea the important thing happened three seconds after anyone spoke. You'd get thirty clips and post maybe two. We send six and you'll want to post all six. The pilot is built to prove that, not claim it.
We already have someone who could do this.
Then you already know it's a four-hour job that keeps sliding to next week. We're not replacing them — we're taking the part that never actually gets done.
Can we see examples first?
Ask and we'll point you to one. Better than that: send your own recording for the pilot, and the examples are cut from your footage, not a stranger's.
Not right now.
Fair. Tell us when your next recording is due and we'll follow up the week after — a webinar is worth the most in its first fortnight and almost nothing a month out.

04:20 — Roll credits

Send the recording. See the six clips before you decide anything.

No call required to start — reply with a link to the webinar and five business days later you'll have something to judge, not a proposal to read.

sean@theclipdept.creatinginai.com →