Included with your CRM. A$29 on its own.

Included in the A$99 Video Production CRM plan

The A$99 per month Video Production CRM plan will include The Edit Timer for up to three editors. There is no separate Edit Timer charge. The standalone price remains A$29 per month.

Both options include the same allowance of up to three recording editors and unlimited report-only users. Public trials and payments are not open yet.

What the planned team offer includes

Up to three people recording editing time, plus unlimited report-only users. Producers can review the reports without using a recording-editor place. Office and home computers belong to the editor using them.

• Automatic project and active-sequence context in the supported Premiere setup.
• Company reports by editor, project and sequence.
• Local saving and queued uploads while offline.
• Job links, editing allowances and explicit revision stages.
• CSV export and a read-only MCP interface.

Seven days to try the standalone tracker

The planned 7-day standalone trial will let a team assess the tracker against real editing work before subscribing. The CRM bundle will follow the CRM plan’s trial and billing terms. We will publish final activation and billing terms before opening paid access.

Joining the waitlist today does not activate those seven days, require a card or create a subscription. You will receive a confirmation email and we will contact you when access is ready for your setup.

Start with the compatibility information

The Edit Timer is starting with Adobe Premiere Pro on Mac. Our compatibility page lists current version availability and plans for other setups. The software survey helps us understand what your team needs.

If your team has more than three editors, include the correct team size on the waitlist. Pricing for larger teams has not been set.

Why we are building it

An editing allowance is easier to improve when you can compare it with confirmed hours from completed jobs. The Edit Timer is being built to provide that evidence without asking editors to maintain a separate timer for every project.

The aim is better quoting and clearer scope. No timer can guarantee a particular saving, and recorded activity still needs to be reviewed in the context of the job.