Taking on new channels

Everything after
the camera.

Flowdale runs your channel end to end. Send the raw file and say what you want. The edit, the Shorts, the thumbnails, the titles and the SEO are ours.

Done for you · Filming is the only part that stays yours

The work

Four jobs.
None of them yours.

Send the raw file and go do something else. The editor, the clipper, the designer and the search work all happen without you, every single upload.

01 The editor

The cut you would have made. Without making it.

An hour of talking becomes the fourteen minutes worth watching. Say “the intro rambles” and it comes back tightened. No timeline, no scrubbing, no Sunday night in front of Premiere.

−12.4s dead air removed · 8 cuts
02 The clipper

One recording becomes a week of Shorts.

Six verticals out of the same session, reframed and captioned for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. Picked for the moment that stands alone with no context, then scheduled across the week so the channel keeps moving between uploads.

03 The designer

Thumbnails like a dedicated designer made them.

We read the video, find the hook, and build it across a dozen distinct styles: anime, documentary, photoreal, click bait. Three real options on every upload, with the titles to match. Pick one, or ask for more.

04 The search work

Found by people who were never going to find you.

Titles, description, chapters and tags written from your transcript, so the terms you get found for are the ones you actually said. The half of YouTube that keeps working months after the upload, and the half nobody wants to do.

Everything else

The parts nobody
wants to do.

Packaging is only half of it. The admin around an upload is what actually makes a channel slip, so that is ours too.

Titles

Three written per upload, one recommended with the reasoning attached. Written to be clicked by your audience, not by everyone.

Publishing

Scheduled, uploaded, end screens placed, comment pinned. The upload day stops being a day you have to protect in your diary.

The Shorts calendar

Six verticals dripped across the week rather than dumped in one afternoon, so there is something going out between uploads.

Revisions

You say what is off and it gets recut. The edit is not finished until it is one you would have published yourself.

One page every Monday

What shipped, what held attention, and the one thing we are changing on the next video. Not a dashboard you have to log into.

Your files, your channel

Project files, exports and thumbnail sources are yours. Access sits on your channel and can be pulled in a click.

Filming is the only part that stays yours.

Stop editing.
Start publishing.

Send us your channel and we will come back with three thumbnails and titles for your latest video, so you can see the standard before you decide anything.

See it on my channel