Cutroom for Agencies
Everything you need to run a clipping agency
Clip finding, brand kits, client sign-off, YouTube publishing and invoicing for every client you clip for, all in one place.
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Workspaces
- Founders Hour
- Northside
- My Clips
0:48Built for the platforms and tools you already use
How Cutroom helps
Find the moments worth posting
Paste a link. Cutroom reads the whole episode and picks the clips a stranger can follow.
How the finder works- The hire we got wrong0:48
- Why we stopped fundraising0:41
- Pricing for the second customer0:55
Get sign-off and publish from one link
Clients approve clips or ask for changes in their browser, with no account to create.
How review links workReview link
9:16 AM
Client approved 3 clips and asked for one change.
Publishing
9:04 AM
2 approved clips uploaded to YouTube.
Workspace
9:00 AM
Brand kit applied to 5 new clips.
Billing
8:42 AM
October retainer invoice sent through Stripe.
Cut every clip in the client’s brand
Each workspace keeps its own captions, headline, colours, logo and clipping strategy.
See the featuresworkspace: "Founder podcast",captions: "pop",accent: "#F4C21B",headline: "first 4 seconds",logo: "top-right",brief: "only the parts about hiring",Punchier headline, and end three seconds earlier.
Why agencies use it
One workspace per client
Brand kit, strategy, review history and billing, kept apart for every client.
Your own model key
Bring a Claude or Gemini key. One 51-minute podcast cost $0.21 in model calls.
The heavy work stays local
Transcribing and rendering run on your own machine. No Cutroom server, no account.
Billing in the same app
Total each client’s approved work for the month and send the invoice through Stripe.
FAQ
Who is Cutroom for?
Clipping agencies and freelance clippers who run several clients at once. Each client gets a workspace with their own brand kit, clipping strategy and review link.
What does it cost to run?
The running cost is the language model that picks the clips, billed to your own key. One 51-minute podcast on Claude Sonnet took 13 model calls and cost $0.21. Claude Haiku, the default, costs less.
Which AI picks the clips?
Your choice: Claude (Opus, Sonnet or Haiku), Gemini, or a local model through Ollama. Switch at any time in Settings.
How long does one episode take?
In one measured run, a 51-minute podcast went from pasted link to three finished clips in under six minutes. Everything runs in the background while you work.
How does client sign-off work?
Approve the clips you like, then send a review link. It opens in any browser with no account, and the client approves each clip or asks for a change. Answers show up on the clip in Cutroom.
Can I change a clip before it goes out?
Yes. Edit any title or description, or describe the change, such as “punchier headline, end three seconds earlier”. Nothing is published until you say so.
How does billing work?
Cutroom totals each client’s approved work for the month, and you send the retainer invoice through your own Stripe account.
What do I need to run it?
macOS 26 or later; Apple silicon is recommended. Transcription and rendering run locally, so there is no server to host and no GPU to rent.
Get started
Download Cutroom, add your first client, and paste this week’s episode.