Fast cuts. Hooks that hold.

Shorts and Reels are priced per clip or in monthly packs, with current rates on the pricing page. Packs are the normal shape here because short-form only works at cadence: one Short a month does nothing, while three a week compounds.

A typical 10 to 20 minute video yields 3 to 7 genuinely good Shorts, not the 15 some services promise. The limit is how many self-contained moments the video actually holds, and cutting beyond that produces clips with no hook, which perform worse than posting nothing.

Shorts come back within 48 to 72 hours of us receiving the source footage. For repurposing from an existing long-form upload, a batch is usually delivered together so you can schedule a week in one sitting.

Yes, burned-in captions are standard on every Short, because most short-form viewing happens with sound off. For Indian channels we also handle Hinglish captions, where mixed Hindi-English speech is written the way the audience actually reads it rather than force-translated.

Vertical 9:16 at 1080x1920, with length matched to the moment rather than to a target. A tight 20-second clip that completes beats a padded 58-second one that loses people at 15, because completion rate is what short-form ranks on.

Yes, and it is usually the fastest win available to an established channel. A back catalogue of long-form uploads is unmined inventory: the footage is already shot and paid for, so turning it into short-form costs a fraction of making new material.

Shorts reliably grow reach and unreliably grow subscribers, and anyone promising otherwise is guessing. They work best as a discovery layer pointing at long-form, where the watch time and revenue actually sit. We cut them to send people somewhere, not to farm plays.