Wisecut

Wisecut edits people who talk to a camera: silence is cut, captions are laid on, background music ducks under the voice and punch-in reframing keeps the rhythm, so raw recordings come out as watchable cuts without anyone opening a timeline. The vendor now leads with repurposing rather than cleanup — podcasts, YouTube videos and webinars go in, short vertical clips come out — which is the honest way to describe what it saves you: assembly hours, not creative judgement.

The pricing page is where the decision actually lands, and the numbers are concrete. Free is $0 with 60 minutes a month and exports capped at 360p, which is a preview format rather than a deliverable. Starter+ is listed at $23.25 a month, billed annually at $279, with 300 credits that the vendor reads as 5 hours in the editor or 2.5 hours of autopilot, and 1080p output. Professional+ is $83.25 a month or $999 a year, 1,200 credits and 4K. Check three things before subscribing: every listed plan carries one team member, so this is a solo seat and not a studio; the API row shows as absent at all tiers, so nothing here automates; and neither watermark rules nor commercial rights for finished clips appear on that page, so both need the terms read directly. Model freshness matters less than it does for generative tools, because the footage is already yours — the binding constraints are the credit meter and the resolution ceiling attached to it.