Short form video for marketing agencies: every client finished, on brand, without an editor per account
Agencies don't have a content problem; they have a finishing problem. RealTake turns the raw footage your clients send into finished videos with cuts, captions, b-roll, graphics and sound, in each client's brand, then schedules it across four platforms.
RealTake is the AI for short form video that marketing agencies use to deliver finished short form for every client every week, with a brand kit and a project per client, and no editor per account.
- A brand kit per clientColours, fonts, style set once. Every video that comes through gets that client's look.
- Finished, not draftedCuts, captions, b-roll, graphics and sound on every video. The Studio is the revision round, with no waiting.
- Scheduled for every accountLinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from RealTake, now or on a schedule.
Projects keep every client separate. Nothing to install.
Twelve clients. One Monday. All scheduled by lunch.
The agency that sells short form and loses the margin to editing
A social or content agency, a creative studio, a PR firm adding video, or a freelancer with six retainers who promised clients short form and is paying editors to deliver it.
Client calls, a strategy deck, a revision thread for a 30-second clip, an editor who is late, an invoice that doesn't cover it. The work is managing the finish, not the strategy you charge for.
Short form is the retainer. The agency that ships every client finished video every week keeps the account. The one that ships drafts gets replaced by a tool.
What has been stopping you
Four things agency owners tell us.
“The editor is the margin, and the editor is late.”
Every client video goes through a freelancer, a thread and a wait. The retainer pays for strategy; the editing eats it.
“Every client looks the same because we use the same three templates.”
The caption tool has three styles that work, so every client gets them. Clients notice their competitor's feed looks identical.
“Revision rounds kill the week.”
The client wants the caption bigger. The editor is on another job. Three days for a font change.
“I can't scale accounts without scaling headcount.”
Six clients needs one editor. Twelve needs two. The business model only works if finishing stops needing people.
Clients send the footage. RealTake sends back finished video in their brand.
Finishing without an editor
Drop the client's raw video in. A Director plans the edit, then builds it: smart cuts, word-level captions, b-roll, 200+ motion graphics for every number, camera moves and sound. Finished in minutes, in the cloud.
Pay per plan, not per edit
Every plan has every feature. You see the cost of a video before it is made, failed renders are never charged, and Empire is built for teams and agencies running volume.
A brand kit per client
Set each client's colours, fonts and style once. Every video in that project gets that client's look, whoever uploaded it. Twelve clients, twelve looks, one account.
Fresh styles every week
Formats, not templates. Styles are built from the formats working on social right now and new ones are added every week, so every client's feed looks current and none of them look like each other.
The Studio is the revision round
Turn on Studio review and every video waits on one screen. Caption bigger, b-roll swapped, cut restored: change anything, press Continue. Changes before render cost nothing, and there is no editor to wait for.
Editor's notes for the client report
Every finished video comes with a breakdown: the edits made, the time saved, a score for hook, content and pacing, and one thing to try next time. That is the monthly report.
Projects per client, one account
Projects keep every client's footage, library and videos separate. Upload each client's own b-roll once and it is pulled in when they mention it. Post or schedule to each client's LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from RealTake.
Account managers can run it
An assistant or team member can upload videos and review edits using your account. The strategist stays on the client; the AM presses the buttons.
One screen. Every lane. Press Continue.
The Studio shows the whole edit on a timeline with lanes for captions, titles, graphics, b-roll, video, filters and sound. Trim, reorder, undo, move any element, fix any word, swap any clip. When it looks right, press Continue to render.
- 51 visual effects and a camera-move gallery
- Stock search, the client's library, text, hooks, audio and AI generation in one side panel
- Changes in the Studio cost nothing; credits are used for the render
What to film this week
Six videos an agency can get from one client's phone in a week. Each one passes the only test that matters: would the client's customer actually watch it?
The founder answering the question customers ask most
Two minutes of raw phone footage from the client. Finished with their brand kit.
The number the client is proud of
Said once on camera, landed as a counter. The client reposts it from their own account.
Behind the scenes, three updates
Three 20-second clips from the client's week, one upload each. A series by Friday.
The mistake they fixed
No names. The problem, the change, the result. The trust post.
Their product, in their words
Their own demo footage pulled in when they mention it. Finished, not drafted.
The client's podcast, clipped
Drop the episode into Clips. Six finished, captioned clips in their brand kit.
Twelve clients, one Monday, finished
Cuts, captions, title, each client's own b-roll, graphics and sound on every one, in each client's brand.
How an agency uses it
The client records
One raw video on their phone. You send them a two-line brief.
Upload to their project
An account manager drops it into the client's project. Their brand kit applies.
It comes back finished
Cuts, captions, b-roll, graphics, camera moves and sound, in minutes. The Studio is the revision round.
Schedule across their accounts
LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from RealTake. Editor's notes go in the report.
Drop one client's footage in and send them the finished video today.
Free plan: 5 watermarked videos a month. No credit card.
Which plan an agency needs
Empire at $249 a month is the agency plan: around 107 to 213 finished videos a month, built for teams and agencies running volume, with a brand kit and a project per client and 4,000 source minutes for Clips. An agency starting with a few clients can begin on Authority at $99, around 38 to 76 videos. Billed yearly, those are $149 and $59 a month. Every plan has every feature; 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
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