bettro for video editors
Cuts, feedback and sign-off in one timeline.
Video projects die in feedback loops: timestamped notes in five places, conflicting direction, and a final invoice held up by 'one more tweak'. bettro keeps the cuts, the comments and the commercial terms in a single project story.
The problems video editors actually have
- Timecoded feedback arrives by email, chat and voice note
- Clients request changes that contradict the original brief
- Render and review cycles have no clear end
- The final invoice waits on a sign-off nobody will give in writing
How bettro helps
Feedback against the cut
Review rounds are structured milestones, so every note points at a version and a decision.
Briefs that survive contact with clients
Scope, deliverables and revision limits are agreed up front and visible throughout.
Approvals you can point to
Sign-off is recorded per round — the invoice follows the paper trail, not the mood.
Assets that don't vanish
Project files, links and delivery versions stay with the project, not in a chat history.
“Three review rounds, all agreed in advance, all signed off in the portal. I've never had a cleaner end to a project.”
Questions from video editors
- How do review rounds work in bettro?
- Each cut is a milestone with its own feedback and approval step. Clients see what's changed and sign off before the next round begins.
- Can I link to my frame-accurate review tool?
- Yes. Keep your review tool for timecoded notes and link it from the project; bettro holds the decisions, sign-off and commercial record around it.
- What about revision limits?
- Agree the number of rounds in the proposal. Extra rounds become a visible change to the project — billable, not awkward.
Run your video editor practice on bettro
Early access is open. Set up a real project, invite a client and see how the working relationship feels in one place.