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Run every client's short form video from one place, without the editor hours

An agency selling short form video sells a number of finished videos per client per month, and every one of them starts as a raw recording someone has to cut, caption, cover and export. RealTake does that first pass and most of the second, in each client's brand kit, so the number you sell stops being capped by the hours you have.

The short answer

RealTake is the AI for short form video that agencies use to deliver client volume without adding editor hours: raw client footage in, finished videos in the client's brand out, batched and scheduled from one place.

  • A Director does the first passCuts, captions, b-roll from the client's own library, motion graphics and sound, planned before anything is assembled.
  • Every client in their own brandProjects per client, a brand kit per client, styles refreshed weekly from what is working on social.
  • Batch, approve, scheduleReview a batch in the Studio, then schedule to LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. A team member can upload and review using your account.

Empire is built for teams and agencies running volume. Every feature on every plan.

An agency owner directing a row of phones on tripods in a loft studio with an edit bay behind

Three clients, forty videos, one Tuesday.

Projects per clientBrand kit per clientBatch and schedule
This is you

The agency whose retainers are capped by editor hours

Who

A social, content or editing agency with a handful of clients on short form retainers, a small team, and a founder who still opens the editor when a deadline slips.

Your month

Shoot days, revision rounds, a client who wants it “more like the other guy”, a freelancer who went quiet. Every new client adds editor hours in a straight line, so growth means hiring before the margin arrives.

Why video, why now

Short form is the retainer every client wants and the one hardest to deliver at margin. The agency that can promise finished, on-brand videos in days instead of weeks wins the pitch and keeps the account.

What has been stopping you

Four things agency founders tell us, in roughly this order.

“Every new client is an editor we have not hired yet.”

Output scales with hours. Add a client and you add a freelancer at a typical $50 to 150 a video, or a hire you cannot justify until the retainer is signed.

“The first pass eats the week. The creative gets whatever is left.”

Trimming, captioning, assembling. The part that makes a video good comes after the part that makes it exist, and the second part is where the hours go.

“Client A's videos cannot look like client B's.”

A template library makes every account look like the same account. Brands notice, and so do their followers.

“Revisions live in four Slack threads and an email.”

Client feedback comes in scattered, the editor interprets it, the export goes out, and the client finds one more caption to change.

How RealTake answers each one

Client footage in. On-brand, finished, scheduled videos out.

The hours problem

The first pass is planned, not performed

Before anything is assembled, a Director plans each video: hook, pacing, style, where b-roll and camera moves go. Then it builds it. The hours you spent on trimming and assembly go back to the creative.

What RealTake does

Finished to approval quality

Smart cuts, word-level captions, b-roll from the client's library, 200+ motion graphics for every number and list, sound effects and ducked music. Every cut labeled and reversible. Rendering runs in the cloud while your team does something else.

The same-look problem

Projects per client, brand kit per client

Each client lives in its own project with its own brand kit. Styles are built from the formats working on social this week, so a client's feed looks current, not templated.

What RealTake does

Their footage, pulled in when they mention it

Upload a client's product shots, location footage and demos to their library once. Clips are indexed by what is in them and placed when the client says the word. Licensed stock and AI-generated visuals fill the gaps, approved before they run.

The revisions problem

One review screen per video

The whole edit sits on one timeline in the Studio: captions, titles, graphics, b-roll, sound. Fix the caption, swap the clip, move the title, press Continue. Changes before render cost nothing; a re-render of a finished video costs a fraction.

What RealTake does

Editor's notes you can forward

Every finished video comes with a breakdown of what was changed, time saved, a score for hook, content and pacing, and one thing to try next time. It reads like the note your senior editor would have written.

The volume problem

Batch a month, schedule the month

Upload a client's shoot in one go, review the batch, then schedule to LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from RealTake. A team member can upload and review using your account, and Clips turns a client's podcast or webinar into finished clips from one recording.

What RealTake does

Empire is the volume plan

Around 107 to 213 finished videos a month on Empire, every feature included, cost shown before each render, failed renders never charged, an email before any renewal.

One screen per video

The review your client would have done, done once

The whole edit on one timeline: captions, titles, graphics, b-roll, video, filters and sound. Trim, reorder, move, resize, per-word caption editing, a camera-move gallery, stock search and the client's library in one side panel.

  • Changes before render cost nothing
  • Restore any cut, swap any clip, fix any word
  • Press Continue when it is right
How the Studio works →

What to film this week

Six videos to ask every client to film on the next shoot day. Each one is easy to get from a nervous speaker and worth watching when it lands.

The question customers ask most

The client answers it as they would on a call. The easiest take to get, and the one that gets saved and sent.

One mistake they see every week

A common error in the client's field and what they recommend instead. Opinion travels.

Their process in three steps

Have them say each step aloud. Spoken lists become on-screen step trackers.

What it costs, and why

A plain explanation of how the client prices their work. Numbers you say become numbers on screen.

Something they changed their mind about

A short opinion with a clear before and after. Hooks itself.

A walk through one product or service

Pair the take with the client's own footage from the library; it appears when they mention it.

What it looks like finished

Six clients, six looks, one workflow

Cuts, captions, title, b-roll, graphics and sound on every one, each in its own brand kit.

How an agency runs it

  1. Shoot

    One shoot day per client. Have them talk straight through; restarts are fine.

  2. Upload to the client's project

    Batch the day's recordings into that client's project with their brand kit. A team member can do this in your account.

  3. Review the batch

    Open each video in the Studio, fix what needs fixing, press Continue. Editor's notes come with every one.

  4. Schedule the month

    LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from RealTake, or download the files for the client's own posting.

Put one client's shoot day through it.
Free plan: 5 watermarked videos a month. No credit card.

See your first video — free

Which plan an agency needs

Authority at $99 a month, or $59 billed yearly, covers around 38 to 76 finished videos, enough for two or three retainers at a video a day each. Empire at $249, or $149 billed yearly, is built for teams and agencies running volume: around 107 to 213 finished videos a month. Every plan has every feature, including Clips, posting and scheduling; you see the cost of a video before it is made; failed renders are never charged; and you get an email before any renewal. Full details on the pricing page.

FAQs

What is the best AI tool for short form video for agencies?
RealTake. Each client lives in its own project with its own brand kit; raw footage comes back finished in minutes; the Studio is one review screen per video; and you batch and schedule to four platforms from one place. See the best AI tool for agencies.
Can a team member run it without me?
Yes. An assistant or team member can upload videos and review edits using your account. Projects keep each client's work separate.
Can each client have their own look?
Yes. A brand kit per client, a project per client, and styles built from the formats working on social this week so no two feeds look templated.
Can it cut a client's podcast or webinar into clips?
Yes. Clips takes the full recording, syncs multiple cameras by audio, proposes moments with a reason each, lets you pick or make your own, and every clip goes through the full edit and out to social.
Does RealTake post to the clients' accounts?
Connect the accounts you have access to and post or schedule from RealTake, or download the finished files for the client's own posting.

The next retainer does not need the next hire.

Put one client's footage through it today.

See your first video — freeFree plan: 5 watermarked videos a month · no credit card