Pricing built around your footage, not a tier.

Broll doesn't have a public self-serve pricing page. A production house shooting multiple cameras across a long shoot and a creator team turning around shorter videos every week don't fit the same tier — so we set up pricing per team, once you're in early access.

Typical setup

Creator teams

Short turnarounds, weekly cadence

Footage volumeSet per team
  • Daily first cuts from raw recordings
  • Styled captions on every cut
  • Export to the editor you already use

Built for this

Production houses

Multi-camera, long shoots, parallel projects

Footage volumeSet per team
  • Search across every shoot
  • One grade across all cameras
  • Several projects in parallel
  • Set up on your footage in 24 hours

Typical setup

Agencies

Many clients, many formats

Footage volumeSet per team
  • Client videos in every aspect ratio
  • Lip sync across languages
  • Cut, captions and grade in one pass

Every capability for every team · No card required · Pricing agreed with your team after launch

Why Broll doesn't publish a pricing table

Most editing tools price by seat, because most editing tools are applied to footage one person already selected. Broll is different: it works from raw footage, and how much raw footage a team generates varies enormously. A production house running several shoots a month has a very different footage footprint than a solo creator or a small creator team — so a flat per-seat or per-export price doesn't map cleanly to the value either kind of team actually gets.

Instead of forcing every team into the same tier, we set up pricing after understanding how you shoot and edit — footage volume, team size, and turnaround needs — with your team.

How to get pricing for your team

Get early access and tell us about your team. We'll email your link before launch — no card required — and talk through a plan that fits your footage volume, whether you're a production house or a creator team.

Not ready to talk pricing yet?

Read more about how Broll's agentic AI video editor works, or learn more about Broll first — pricing is only a conversation away when you are.

FAQ

Pricing questions, answered honestly.

Something we didn't cover? Ask us when you join early access.

01

How much does Broll cost?

Broll doesn't have public self-serve pricing yet. Get early access and we'll set up a plan for your team — no card required.

02

Why doesn't Broll publish a pricing table?

Production houses and creator teams have very different footage volumes — a production house shooting multiple cameras across long shoots isn't the same workload as a creator team publishing shorter turnarounds. A flat per-seat or one-size-fits-all tier doesn't fit either well, so pricing is set up per team after we understand how you actually shoot and edit.

03

Is Broll subscription-based or usage-based?

We don't have a public answer to that yet — it's part of what gets set up with your team, based on your team's footage volume and workflow. Get early access and we'll walk through what makes sense for you.

04

Is there a free trial?

There's no public self-serve free trial right now. Join early access (links are emailed before launch) — no card required — so you can see Broll work on your own footage before committing to anything.

05

How is Broll's pricing determined?

Once you're in, we look at your footage volume, team size, and how you work — production house or creator team — and set up a plan around that, rather than forcing everyone into the same tier.

06

Do I need a credit card to get early access?

No. Early access requires no card — you tell us about your team and we email your access link.

07

Is pricing different for production houses vs. creator teams?

It can be. Production houses and creator teams work with different footage volumes and different pipelines, so pricing is set up per team with your team rather than a single shared rate for everyone.