A video studio subscription is a service that produces your videos for a fixed monthly price, without billing each video. In its software form, the one Dailies Studio takes, software does the repetitive work (recording, choosing, editing, captioning, publishing) and people keep what calls for judgement: you to choose and approve, the team to set things up and give the videos your look.
You could call it an agency turned into software: a production crew’s work, done by a program, sold as a subscription.
What is a video studio subscription?
The phrase covers two things.
The first is traditional production studios that offer to bill by the month rather than by the project. In the French directory La Fabrique du Net, most of the studios listed sell by the project, and nearly 45% offer a subscription, a formula growing for regular content production, according to its page on video pricing, read on 15 October 2026. The crew shoots and edits as for a project, but on a schedule.
The second is software studios. No more shooting crew: software takes the material where it already is, edits it and publishes it. Dailies Studio is one of those. Its material is your video calls: a Chrome extension records them, and the online service turns them into captioned vertical shorts.
How is it different from an agency?
An agency sells people’s time. Each video takes a script, a shooting session, an edit and a review: each video is counted, and the contract sets how many you get a month.
A software studio subscription changes three things:
- the counter goes. The price does not depend on the number of videos, since nobody edits them by hand;
- the wait shrinks. With Dailies Studio, shorts are ready a few minutes after you hang up, not a few days after a shoot;
- the shoot goes. You do not recite a script to camera: your shorts show you answering real clients.
An agency keeps the upper hand on everything that is not the video itself: brand strategy, posts written without a video, replies to comments. We say so in detail in Dailies Studio or a personal-branding agency.
How is it different from doing it yourself?
Doing it yourself costs nothing but your time: set up a camera, shoot, cut, caption, post, and start again the next week. It is the cheapest route on paper and the most fragile in practice: the month you are swamped, nothing goes out. We compare this route in Dailies Studio or filming yourself.
A studio subscription turns that around: the busier you are, the more calls you hold, and the more material you have.
What is automated, and what stays human?
| Step | Who handles it at Dailies Studio |
|---|---|
| Recording the call | The extension, in your Chrome |
| Reading the call and finding the passages | Dailies Studio, up to eight shorts per call |
| Reframing, cutting silences, captioning | Dailies Studio |
| Styling the shorts to your brand | The team, which builds your template by hand |
| Writing the post | Dailies Studio drafts one per network, you edit it |
| Choosing which shorts to post | You |
| Fixing a word, cutting a sentence | You, from the short’s script |
| Scheduling | You, network by network, in slots Dailies Studio suggests |
| Publishing | Dailies Studio, at the time you chose |
| Telling your guests they are recorded | You, on every call |
The machine does what repeats. You keep what puts your reputation on the line.
Why keep a person in the loop?
Because a model does not know everything. Dailies Studio turns down passages that reveal something private or confidential, but that is a model’s judgement, not a guarantee: only you know what your client would accept seeing posted. That is why nothing goes out unless you scheduled it.
It is also why the learning goes through you. When you dislike a short, you say why, and Dailies Studio takes it into account in the passages it picks from your next calls.
For your guests, a switch blurs them and disguises their voices in your shorts, on from the moment your account is created. Telling them before you record is still your job: Dailies Studio records from your browser, not with the platform’s own recorder. We have written how to tell them.
What does it cost, and what is included?
Dailies Studio costs €1,900 a month before tax, with a three-month commitment. A single plan, with no counter: calls, shorts and publishing included. The team sets Dailies Studio up with you, builds your template from your brand’s files and advises you on what is worth posting.
On networks, Dailies Studio publishes to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn and TikTok.
To place that price against the other routes, we have gathered the public figures in How much does a video agency cost in 2026?.
Who is a video studio subscription for?
People who hold calls all week and sell their expertise by holding them: consultants, coaches and trainers who work with businesses.
Less so people who hold few calls, whose calls are in a language other than English or French, or who want long videos, an authored edit or a full strategy: a freelancer or an agency will then serve them better.
Key takeaways
- A video studio subscription sells a fixed monthly price, not videos by the unit.
- In its software form, it automates recording, editing, captions and publishing.
- Choosing, approving and dealing with your guests stay human.
- Dailies Studio costs €1,900 a month before tax, with no counter and a three-month commitment.
The pricing page is online, and the team can show you Dailies Studio in thirty minutes.
Source
- La Fabrique du Net, Tarif vidéo d’entreprise 2026, read on 15 October 2026: billing methods reported by the studios and agencies listed in this French directory. La Fabrique du Net is a trademark of its owner, with no tie to Dailies Studio.