The one we lead with
Product launch video
The demo at the top of the thread, finished the same day you ship. This is AskEditor's own, made from one screen recording.
No recorder to install and no second take. Upload the walkthrough you already talked through and we direct, cut and brand the rest.
Drag the handle. On the left is the raw screen recording, made on a train with the noise to prove it. On the right is what came out. Unmute and the sound moves with the handle.
Under the hood
Every beat, caption, zoom and audio track arrives as its own clip in the AskEditor timeline. Nothing is baked in. Most people never open it. It is there when you need it.
That is the Jompter cut from the top of this page, open in the editor.
$39.99/ month
Four finished videos a month. The editor comes with it.

Jompter“I am surprised to see how easy it was to create a product demo video using askeditor.com. Under 5min I created this video”
The video above is Jompter's real demo, made from the founder's own screen recording. The brand colors, the chapters, the script and the score were all decided by the director. Nobody touched a timeline.
It is the same director every time. Point it at launch day, at the feature you shipped on Tuesday, or at the process you explain to every new starter.
The one we lead with
The demo at the top of the thread, finished the same day you ship. This is AskEditor's own, made from one screen recording.
Every other week
One feature, chaptered and narrated. This one is our subtitles release, start to finish.
Onboarding and training
Record the process once. New starters watch it instead of reading it.
Support and success
Answer the question once, properly, and send the link every time it comes up again.
In every one of them
Real typographic cards, timed to the edit, in the colours measured from your site.

Your narration re-voiced and re-captioned for the market you are selling into. Same edit, same brand, different words. The voice is not the hard part and it is not a promise: it is already ours. Wiring it into this pipeline is what is next.
Hear it
One voice, cloned from a ten second sample, reading four languages. Press any of them.
Every film here is real output, with its own voiceover and score. Press Hear it on any of them. Nothing in this section is a mockup.
Who it is for
That is the only qualification. Open the thing you were going to explain anyway, hit record, and talk the way you would to a colleague. The editing was never your job.
Finance and operations
“I rebuilt the model, and now four teams need walking through it.”
Talk through the sheet once. It comes back chaptered, so sales watches the two minutes about pricing and the board watches the two minutes about margin. Nobody sits through all of it.
Enablement and training
“I explain the same process every time somebody joins.”
Record the walkthrough properly, one time. New starters get a chaptered walkthrough instead of a forty-page document that nobody opens past page three.
Product marketing
“The feature shipped on Tuesday. The video is still in the queue.”
The demo is finished the same afternoon the feature is, on brand, without booking a designer or waiting on an agency retainer.
Customer success
“I answer the same question on every single call.”
Answer it once, on camera, and send the link. It keeps answering at three in the morning in a timezone you do not work in.
Every one of these is the same job. Somebody understands something, and other people need to. The recording is never the hard part. It is everything after it, which is why the video so often ends up unmade, or posted raw and quietly ignored.
How it works
Any screen recording. Talk through it the way you would to a colleague. Mistakes are fine.
Every chapter, the full script, the voice and the music. Laid out before anything renders.
Only hereDrop a chapter, rewrite a line, swap the voice. At this stage it costs you nothing.
Only hereWide, square and vertical cuts, a share page that tracks, and the timeline if you want more.
Step two, up close
The director watches your recording, writes the cut, and shows it to you before anything renders. Your three minutes become a fifty-seven second film, the rambling goes on the floor, and one × holds a beat out without deleting it. Nothing is charged until you say go.
Your cut, before the render
The director watched your take. This is the cut, before we make it.
3:42 → 0:57
Your recording · stillThe director's notes
“Jompter. Hiring, without the pile.”
“This is the dashboard the moment a role goes live.”
“Every applicant used to land in one pile.”
Nothing is charged until you press it. Planning is free, even on a free account.
What you get
Every other tool in this category is capped at the pixels you captured. Screen in, prettier screen out. We can add what was never on your screen.
Directed, scored, narrated and chaptered. The one you post, send to a customer or hand a new starter.
Square and vertical, framed for the crop rather than letterboxed into it.
A real page for the video, with a poster frame, so a link in a DM does not look like a file.
The spoken transcript with timestamps. Correct a brand name once and the voice says it right.
It lands on a real canvas in AskEditor. Nudge a beat, change a word, render again.
A presenter delivering a line you never said on camera. Generated footage where the recording had nothing to show.
Your narration re-voiced and re-captioned for the market you are selling into. Same edit, same brand, different words.
What the director does
We read your site and take the colors, the type and the logo. There is no brand kit to fill in first.
Your point survives. The restarts, the hedging and the dead air do not.
Pick the register. Broadcast narration on the first take, in your own words.
The music is chosen for the mood of your video, then cut to its beats.
Real typographic title beats, timed to the edit. Not text floating over a blur.
The frame moves to what you are pointing at, and holds while it lands.
Pricing
A cut costs 500 credits, so the plan is four videos a month with room left for finishing touches in the editor. Planning is free. You are never charged for a video you decided not to make.
If a render fails or hangs, the credits go back automatically. You do not have to ask.
Launch
$39.99/ month
2,000 credits. Four finished videos a month.
Questions
About ten minutes from upload to finished video. The plan itself is ready in roughly two, and you can sit with it as long as you like before anything renders.
Change it or walk away. Nothing is charged until you press the button that starts the render, so a plan you reject costs you nothing.
No. We read your site and measure the colors, the type and the logo before you have even signed in. If we get the logo wrong you can upload the right one.
It is processed in our cloud and stored against your account. It is never used to train a model and it is never shown to anyone you have not shared it with.
Yes. It lands on a real timeline in AskEditor, with every scene, caption and audio track separate. Most people never open it. It is there when you need it.
The credits are returned automatically and you can start again. A job that hangs is caught and refunded without you filing a ticket.
Yes, that is the normal path. Upload an existing screen recording. There is nothing to install.
Free to plan. 500 credits to render.