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| Your shortlist | Clips and socialWisecut |
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| General starting cost | Free, then $279/yr |
| Billing and eligibility | View recorded plans (2)
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| Workflow | Not verified in this comparison |
| Input | Not verified in this comparison |
| Export | Not verified in this comparison |
| The verdict | An AI video editor built specifically around turning long recordings into shorter cuts automatically. |
| Free tier | Available. Check the plan limits below. |
| Best for | Podcasters who want the first pass of an edit done for them, then tweak from there. |
| Not the best fit | Anyone wanting full manual control over every cut from the start. |
| The gotcha | Automatic cuts still need a human pass, it removes dead air and pauses but doesn't understand what's actually interesting. |
| Public plans | Read public plan notes
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| Pricing notes | Plus plans include Autopilot and Social Hub. Editor processing and Autopilot consume credits at different rates; the same balance cannot be spent twice. Editing-only plans have separate pricing. |
| Category | Clips and social |
| Tool type | Video editors |
| Also listed in | No secondary categories |
| Price checked | 2026-09-06 |
| Next step | Visit Wisecut |