Your content arrives post-ready, not 98% done.
Not a vibe-coded app spitting AI slop. Not an agency billing like it's 2009.
Shorts that stop the scroll, YouTube edits that keep people watching, articles written to rank. You send the input. A human checks every deliverable before it comes back, inside 72 hours.
That is the whole pitch. Want it running for you?
There's an app for every step. The finish still lands on you.
You end the week with half-edited clips, an uncut video, an article you keep meaning to write, and your evenings spent regenerating all of it. Somebody still has to make the last version, the one with your name on it.
That somebody doesn't have to be you. My pipeline does the speed. A human does the finish: the off-brand look, the wrong word emphasised, caught before you publish instead of after.
Three services. One system.
All three run the same way: automated pipeline for speed, a human on the finish, back inside 72 hours.
Short-form videos
Raw footage in, scroll-stopping shorts out.
- Captions, emojis, cuts, sound design, 9:16 post-ready
- Captions never sit under the like, share or comment buttons
- Checked frame by frame, because AI gets names and jargon wrong
YouTube editing
Most videos die in the edit. Yours won't.
- Pacing, b-roll, sound design, hooks
- Frame-accurate revisions through Frame.io
- Thumbnails and full packaging as add-ons
SEO articles
Reads like you wrote it. Ranks like you meant it.
- Keyword research, draft, internal links, images and infographic
- Proofread 100% by a human
- English and French
How the studio works
Send your input
A clip, your rushes, or just your blog link. No call, no brief template.
OutcomeYour part is doneThe system produces, a human finishes
Automated pipeline for speed, human review on every frame and every line.
OutcomeEvery frame checkedPost-ready back in 72 hours
Publish it as it lands. Nothing to fix, nothing to redo.
OutcomeZero reworkA tool waits for prompts. A freelancer waits for briefs. A service ships.
An app sells you redos. An agency sells you meetings. The serious alternative is a good freelancer, so that's the comparison below.
| ReferralBooster | A marketplace freelancer | |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | The same editor and reviewer, every order | Whoever is free that week |
| Turnaround | 72 hours, written into the guarantee | Quoted per order |
| If it lands late | That order is free | No stated remedy |
| Revisions | Until you approve it | Varies by seller |
| Your brand setup | Saved once, applied to every order | Re-briefed every time |
| Files you keep | Every file I deliver, yours to reuse, no lock-in | Delivered files only |
| On-time record | 317 orders, 100% on time, published | Not published |
| How you start | Checkout, then a 2-minute intake. No call. | Message, wait for a quote, brief, negotiate |
| Price per piece | Not the cheapest | Usually cheaper |
A freelancer costs less than I do. Only one of us arrives finished.
And the ones who also arrive finished, the agencies, publish minimums of $2,500 to $5,000 a month per service. Growth runs all three services under their single-service floor. Scale runs your whole feed for roughly the price of one of their lanes.
Public agency rate cards, checked July 2026: Increditors publishes "from $2.5K/mo" for short-form and "from $5K/mo" for YouTube.

Why trust the person behind this
The pipelines are built, not bought. I wrote the automations that run these three services, and I keep them updated with the latest tech so your content stays ahead of your competitors. The final pass is always mine.
Tanguy HubnerThe human who checks every frame.
Broadcast & events
Real estate
Merchant servicesThey say it better than I do.
Names included, trimmed for length, never reworded. The spelling is theirs.
It was delivered very fast and was exactly what I expected. The seller was paying attention to every details and it's obvious that he cares about the quality of their service.
DBuilt to hand back your evenings
The reviews keep saying fast and checked. Here's that promise as working terms.
Post-ready delivery, every service.Late? That order is free.
Last 317 orders
on-time delivery
Fiverr Analytics, 28 July 2026



reviews on Fiverr
Delivered to
orders completed
accepted, no file-size caps
Send via Google Drive or Dropbox
Nothing ships on an automated pass. The last 2% never lands on you.
Packs never reprice on you, however long you stay.
No commitment, no exit call. Every file stays yours.
Same terms on every service.
No round limit, no upsell at v3.
Ask any time. You get a person, not a ticket queue.
Monthly bundles for teams that publish everywhere
Not a bulk discount. A publishing schedule: a fixed count of shorts, finished minutes and articles every month, each inside 72 hours, against a 100% on-time record.
Starter
Enough to never go quiet
- 4 shorts
- 2 YouTube videos (~10 min total)
- 4 articles
Growth
A weekly show, turned into a feed
- 10 shorts
- 4 YouTube videos (~20 min total)
- 12 articles
Scale
Daily presence, every lane
- 30 shorts
- 16 YouTube videos (~80 min total)
- 30 articles
Buy your bundle directly; I get in touch right after checkout to plan the mix. Average reply, published on my Fiverr profile: 1 hour. Some inputs bill on top of the bundle: YouTube rushes are metered at $1 per minute of raw footage, billed as used, so a long derush adds to the bundle price. Shorts footage is included up to 15 minutes per short. One upload can feed most of a bundle: your weekly recording comes back as the edited episode, and its strongest moments come back as shorts cut from the same rushes, one pack credit each. Articles run on their own lane, from your blog link.
Questions people actually ask
Who is this for?
Creators, solopreneurs and agencies that publish weekly and want it right the first time. If you want the cheapest possible clip, an AI app will serve you better, honestly.
How much of this is AI?
The speed is AI: pipelines I built over years. The judgment is human: every deliverable is checked by a person before it ships. The hero video says it to your face.
How do revisions work?
They run until you approve it. Video notes go through Frame.io, pinned to the exact frame. Articles arrive already proofread.
How fast is it really?
72 hours, whether it's a short, a YouTube edit or an article. Standard, not "rush fee" fast. The clock starts when your payment and your input are both in.
What does it cost?
Shorts run $33 to $45 each depending on pack size. YouTube editing runs $25 to $30 per finished minute, plus $1 per minute of raw rushes. Articles run $20 to $30 each. Monthly bundles start at $497. Every price is published on these pages, and the checkout charges exactly what the page says.
Can I order just one video?
Yes. Every service is available one-off: a single short is $45, with the same human check and the same 72 hours, no subscription. Packs exist because repeat publishing is cheaper to run, and the saving is passed to you.
How do I stop a monthly pack?
Monthly packs are real subscriptions: cancel any time, from the link in your receipt or with one email. The current month runs to its end, and nothing renews after. No exit call, no fee. Your rate is locked: the price you sign up at never goes up while you stay subscribed.
I run an agency. Can I resell this?
Yes, white-label at fixed wholesale prices with a written 72h SLA. You set your own margin. Email sales@howtogetref.com.
Do you work in French?
Yes. Shorts, YouTube edits and articles are delivered in English or French, transcription and proofreading included.
Agencies: resell this under your brand.
Your name goes on it, so nothing leaves here unchecked: a human signs off on every deliverable before it ships. Fixed wholesale prices, you keep whatever margin you set. Written 72h SLA, one entry point for your whole portfolio.
Not more views that go nowhere. Content you can publish the day it lands.
Send me your project. Let's make something you'll be proud to publish.
Pick the service that fits, or send a link to your channel, your footage or your blog, and I'll tell you exactly what I'd do with it.
I want post-ready content