Real episode, real footage. Drag the handle.

Your episode, cut into clips people actually stop for.

AI cuts it. A person checks it. We post it. Eight to twelve short clips from every episode, titles from what you actually said, captions checked against the audio, posted for you on a schedule. You record. We do the rest.

No card, no callClips back within 24 hoursThen $99 an episode or $350 a month

Auto-clipperdrag the lineClips Done

Left: what a $29 auto-clipper made from this episode of Shed Talk. Right: the same 16 seconds, done by us. Works the same for audio-only shows.

Titles from what was saidNo clickbait. The line that makes someone want the answer.

AI cut, human checkedSoftware does the first pass. A person watches every clip. Names, brands and numbers checked against the audio.

Posted for you, on scheduleReels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn. Approve in one tap.

Real episodes, five shows

Clips we cut from real podcasts.

Tap any clip to play it with sound. Four video shows and one audio show, all cut by this pipeline and checked by a person. On video the frame follows whoever is talking. On audio your artwork carries it. Every clip starts on a sentence, ends on a full stop, and has the key line lit up in the title.

Every clip is inside the area TikTok, Reels and Shorts leave uncovered, so nothing sits under the like button.

Why not just use a tool

The $29 tool made these three mistakes on the same episodes.

We use software for the first pass too. The difference is a person watches every clip before you do. These are real frames from the auto-clipper's output.

Guest's face cut off at the edge of the frame

Wrong crop

It cut the guest's face in half

The tool crops the middle of the wide shot and leaves it there. When the guest is on the right, half of him is off screen.

Our frame follows whoever is talking.

Wrong name

It spelt the host's own name wrong

"Haley" for Hailey, "Mist calls" for missed calls. Speech-to-text gets 95% right. The 5% is your name.

A person reads every caption against the audio.

Wrong moment

Clip one is the intro

"Welcome back to the show" scores high on keywords, so it became the first clip. Nobody shares an intro.

We pick the moment with the payoff.

Why clips

Clips are now how people find podcasts.

0%of podcast listeners find new shows through social media, ahead of friends and family for the first time.Coleman Insights and Amplifi Media, 2025

0%use YouTube Shorts to discover podcasts. Reels 34%, TikTok 29%.Same study, 1,000 US listeners

0%watch podcast clips often or always. Clips are the top discovery tool.Same study

0BShorts views a day on YouTube, now also the most-used podcast platform in the US.YouTube, 2025; Edison Research, 2026

Sources: State of Video Podcasting 2025 · YouTube Shorts, 200 billion daily views · Edison Research, The Infinite Dial

How it works

You record. Everything after that is ours.

Your episode goes live

We watch your RSS feed. You don't send us anything.

Clips arrive within 24 hours

Eight to twelve of them, each watched by a person: the moment, the cut, every caption, the title, the post text. If an episode only has six good ones, you get six and we say so.

They go out on a schedule

Approve in one tap and we post to Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn over the next two weeks. Or download and post yourself.

Price

Try one episode, or hand over the whole show.

Both start with a free episode. No contract on either. Stop any month and keep every clip.

One episode

$99per episode

Pay as you go. We cut it, you post it.

+8 to 12 finished clips from one episode

+Every caption read and corrected by a person

+Title and post text for each clip, in your voice

+Delivered on a private page within 24 hours

–Posting is on you

Start with a free episode

Every episode

$350per month, per show

You record. Everything after that is ours, including posting.

+Up to five episodes a month, 8 to 12 clips each

+Everything in the per-episode plan

+Posted for you on a schedule to Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn

+Approve in one tap, or let it run

+Cancel any month, keep every clip

Start with a free episode

Doing it another way	Your time	Per month, 4 episodes
Auto-clipper, you do the rest	2 to 3 hours an episode	$29
Freelance editor, $10 a clip	1 hour an episode	$480
Agency retainer	About 1 hour	$1,500+
Clips Done, per episode	20 minutes to post	$396
Clips Done, monthly	10 minutes to approve	$350

Not sure which? Nobody is until they've seen their clips. That's what the free episode is for. Two-camera video podcasts aren't supported yet; single camera and audio-only are.

Straight answers

The questions people actually ask.

Why not just use Opus Clip myself?

You can, and if you enjoy the two hours a week of reviewing and posting, you should. We use the same kind of software for the first pass. What you're paying for is the person who watches every clip after the software is done, and the fact that it gets posted every week without you thinking about it.

Do you use AI?

Yes. Transcription and the first pass of clip selection are automated, which is why the price is $99 an episode and not $500. Nothing goes to you or gets posted until a person has watched it all the way through.

Who is doing this?

One editor, working with a small number of shows so every clip gets watched. If we're full, you'll be told that instead of getting a slower service.

What if I don't like the clips?

Then you don't pay. The first episode is free for exactly this reason. After that, tell us what to change and the next batch changes.

Per episode or monthly?

Per episode if you publish now and then, or want to post yourself. Monthly if you publish every week and want it off your plate, because posting is the part people stop doing. You can switch either way any time.

What do you need from me?

Your RSS feed, and access to post on your accounts if you want us posting. Nothing else. No calls unless you want one.

Send us your show. Get it back, cut, within 24 hours.

Free, no card, no call. If the clips look like something you'd post, carry on at $99 an episode or $350 a month with posting included. If not, keep them anyway.

Or email hello@clipsdone.com. Replies within a day.

Your episode, cut into clips people actually stop for.

Clips we cut from real podcasts.

The $29 tool made these three mistakes on the same episodes.

It cut the guest's face in half

It spelt the host's own name wrong

Clip one is the intro

Clips are now how people find podcasts.

You record. Everything after that is ours.

Your episode goes live

Clips arrive within 24 hours

They go out on a schedule

Try one episode, or hand over the whole show.

The questions people actually ask.

Send us your show. Get it back, cut, within 24 hours.

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