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    FrameFee

    help short-form video editors define what the client is paying for before small requests turn into hours of unpaid extra work.

    Design & CreativeWeb

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    Freelance video editors: quoting a project shouldn't mean juggling a pricing spreadsheet, scope notes, and awkward replies to "one quick extra."

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    Freelance video editors: quoting a project shouldn't mean juggling a pricing spreadsheet, scope notes, and awkward replies to "one quick extra." I made FrameFee to bring the basics into one small tool: price deliverables, define what's included, and draft a change request before agreeing to extra work. It runs in your browser, works offline after download, and supports English, French, Spanish, and Arabic. No subscription. I'm testing the first release at $9. If you edit Reels, TikToks, Shorts, or other short-form videos, take a look and tell me what feels useful—or what's missing.

    Category
    Design & Creative, Ecommerce, Productivity
    Available on
    web
    Launched
    October 21, 2026
    #CreativeTools#videoeditingShort-form content
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