Even if you've never edited before.
Drop in a clip. Captee writes the hook, times the captions, cuts the dead air and keeps you in frame — then exports exactly what you approved. No timeline. No keyframes. No watermark.
Two of them start with a contract and a meeting. One starts free.
Usually on a three-month minimum.
Try three videos free before you pay a cent. Then about $1.60 a video — cancel whenever you like.
Try 3 videos free“Unlimited” usually means 8–12 videos — it's in the FAQ.
Simple to use, built for speed. If you're the one filming it, editing it and posting it, this was built for you.
Everyone's reels look alike because everyone picks from the same menu. Captee ships the studio its own styles were built in — so you can make one that's only yours, and never run into it on someone else's video.
Editors charge $30–150 a video. Captee is $49 a month for thirty of them — one flat price, no credits, no minute meters, and a failed export never costs you one.
Billed monthly, cancel any time. Re-exports of the same project are free and don't count towards your videos.
Yes — it's open. Start free, no card needed. The first 100 founding members lock the founding rate: 50% off, for life.
No — that's the whole point. You film, drop the clip in and pick a style. There's no timeline, no keyframes and no animations to build. The studio is there only if you want to design your own look.
Minutes. Editing a one-minute reel by hand takes most people three to four hours, and an editing service takes 48. You drop a clip in and it's ready while you make coffee.
Yes — and it's guaranteed by how it's built rather than by a promise. The preview and the final export are rendered by the same engine, so what you approve is what you post.
Nothing. A failed export never counts against your videos, and neither do re-exports of the same project.
That's exactly what the three free videos are for — no card, so there's nothing to cancel and nothing to claim back if you walk away. Run your own footage through it first and decide from what you see, not from what we tell you.
Not on any paid plan. The free trial adds a small watermark while you test-drive — every paid plan exports clean. The pay-to-remove-the-watermark-on-your-own-work business model is the thing we're replacing.
Scheduling is in build now. Until it lands, Captee gets you a finished, ready-to-post video in minutes — you post it.
A browser. Nothing to install, works on any laptop.
I've spent years editing short-form — for clients, and for my own channel. The part I hated was never the creating, it was the four hours after. So I built the tool I wanted: drop the clip, get it back finished, in my own style.
Captee is new. You'd be one of the first hundred people using it — and that's exactly why the founding rate exists. You take a chance on something early, you keep the price for as long as you stay.