White-label clip production

Your clients want clips.
We are your invisible bench.

Podcast and content agencies: we produce the short-form clips, you deliver them under your brand at your price. Human-picked moments, your client's style contract, 48 hour SLA, wholesale rates that leave real margin.

Test us on one episode How white-label works

First test episode is free. Judge the work before your clients ever hear our name. They never will.

The capacity trap

Clips are your
lowest-margin
deliverable.

Every client package includes short-form now. But clips eat editor hours out of proportion to what you can bill for them, and hiring another editor for overflow is a fixed cost your pipeline does not justify.

Editors booked, clips queued. Long-form edits and mixes get priority, clips slip to next week, and the client notices their feed went quiet.
Freelancers are inconsistent. Every new freelancer relearns each client's style, and quality swings episode to episode. You absorb the revision rounds.
Auto-clip tools embarrass the brand. You cannot hand a client 20 algorithm-picked clips where 3 are usable. Your name is on the deliverable.
How it works

Plug-in capacity.
Zero onboarding drag.

1

Send the episode

Forward the client's episode link or file with their style notes. One test episode is free so you can judge quality and turnaround first.

2

We lock the style contract

Colors, fonts, caption style, watermark, pacing preferences: recorded once per client, applied to every clip after. Consistency without re-briefing.

3

Deliverables in 48 hours

8 to 10 finished clips per episode with titles and descriptions, packaged clean so you can forward them under your own brand, marked up at your price.

What you get

Client-ready,
agency-invisible.

8 to 10 clips per episode, human-picked complete arcs, 20 to 60 seconds.

Per-client style contracts so every episode matches without a new brief.

No PromptPlay branding anywhere: no watermarks, no metadata, no credit lines.

48 hour SLA with a revision round included per episode.

Overflow-friendly: send one episode a month or twenty. No minimums, no seat fees.

Titles and descriptions per clip, written from the episode, ready to schedule.

The wholesale model

You own the client.
We never touch them.

White-label means exactly that. Your client relationship, your pricing, your brand on the deliverable. We sign NDAs, we never contact your clients, and we never list them as our work. If a client asks how you scaled clip production, that answer is yours to give.

Real margin by design Agencies typically retail clip packages at 70 to 100 percent over our wholesale rate. The math is the point.
Your QA, then theirs You review before your client does. Anything off gets fixed in the included revision round.
Capacity that flexes Win three podcast clients in a month? Send them all. Lose one? Send less. We are variable cost, not headcount.
Private pipeline Client footage is processed on our own systems, never uploaded to consumer AI tools. Your client agreements stay intact.
Questions

Asked by every
agency we talk to.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes, yours or ours. Non-solicitation of your clients is standard in our agreement regardless.

Can you match the editing style we already deliver?

Send two examples of past deliverables with the test episode. The style contract locks fonts, colors, caption behavior and pacing so output matches what your client already expects.

What turnaround can we promise our clients?

We deliver to you in 48 hours. Most agencies promise clients 3 to 4 business days, leaving room for their own QA pass.

Who communicates with the client?

You, always. We never contact your clients, appear in shared folders, or leave any traceable branding in files or metadata.

What if our client hates a clip?

Each episode includes a revision round, and moment-selection feedback gets written into the client's profile so the same note never comes back twice.

Do you handle audio-only shows?

Yes, with an animated audiogram format: waveform, captions, hook cards, the client's branding. Many agencies use it to upsell audio-only clients into a video-style clip package.

What does it cost?

Wholesale rates depend on volume and how many shows you are running. Send one client episode first and get three clips free, then we will quote a rate that leaves you a real margin.

Prove it to yourself

Send one client episode.
The test is free.

Pick your hardest client, the one with the pickiest brand standards. Send one episode and their style notes. Judge whether the deliverable could go out under your name. Then do the margin math.

Prefer email? hello@promptplayhq.com