Pick the template once
Choose the reel that fits the brief — the format, the setting, the pace — and reuse it across a client's range, or across clients, for videos that cut the same way.
For agencies
One template library for every client you run
The same template, three clients, three garments, three videos that match — without a shoot for any of them. Credits are pooled in a workspace your whole team draws on.
How it works
Three steps, no shoot
Add each client's product
Upload the client's product photos and pick the model the brand uses. The same template with a different garment is a different video; the same model across a range is a matching feed.
Deliver in the hour
About ten minutes a video, run as many at once as the brief needs. Vertical MP4s, silent, ready for the client's edit or straight to post.
Why agencies use templates
An agency's problem is not one video, it is twenty that have to look like one campaign and arrive on the same day. A template fixes the choreography — the shots, the cuts, the length — so every video in a set is built on the same bones, and the only thing that changes between them is the product and the model. Pick a template for the campaign, and the range is done by lunch. Whatever you do not replace stays exactly as it was filmed — the shoes, the bag, the room, the cuts.
A workspace for the team
Credits belong to a workspace, not a person, and everyone you invite draws on the same pool. The Agency plan carries the largest monthly allowance; a top-up covers the month a brief lands late, and it stays valid for six months. Every video, quote and download is in the workspace's history for the person who needs it next.
Consistency across a range
Run one template across a collection and every video matches: same framing, same pace, same length, same model if you pick her each time. Studio templates are the plainest — a seamless backdrop and controlled light — and are what a catalogue or a marketplace range usually wants; an OOTD or a street walk gives a launch its atmosphere.
Setting up the connector for Claude or ChatGPT is on the connector page; what an assistant can do with it is on the LastCut MCP server page.
What it costs
Priced per second
One second of finished video is one credit. A typical template in the library runs 15 seconds, so a 15-second video costs 15 credits — which on each plan works out to:
| Plan | Per month | Credits | 15-second video | Videos of that length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $66 | 200 | $4.95 | 13 |
| Brand | $132 | 450 | $4.40 | 30 |
| Agency | $330 | 1,200 | $4.13 | 80 |
International plans in US dollars. Indian customers see rupee plans, with GST, on the pricing page. A longer template costs more credits and a shorter one fewer; every card shows its length before you click. Delivered at 720p; 1080p costs double. Never subscribed? A starter pass buys one video at 720p, whatever its length, for $3 — once, before any plan. Full pricing →
Templates
Newest templates
The most recently published templates across the library, women's and men's alternating — what a brief this week would draw on. 245 of the 245 published templates fit this shelf today.
Questions
Before you start
Can my whole team use one account?
Yes. Invite them to the workspace; credits are pooled and every member draws on them. Each person signs in as themselves.
Can we run many videos at once?
Yes. Each video runs on its own and takes about ten minutes; start as many as the brief needs.
What if a month's credits are not enough?
Buy a top-up. It is priced at a flat rate, needs a live plan to buy, and stays valid for six months, so a lumpy month does not need a bigger plan.
Do we own the videos?
The videos you make with your own products are yours to use for the brand. Only use products and photos you have the rights to.
The video already works. Put your product in it.
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