Find work that fits
Browse paid projects separately from optional volunteer requests. Read the complete brief, effort estimate and your compensation before claiming.
For people with an eye for the edit
Make good
work. Earn
your share.
Turn your Vidmoat editing skills into paid collaborations. Choose clear briefs, shape the result and help a creator get their video over the line.
Applications are reviewed. Jobs and earnings are not guaranteed.
Your work, on your terms
70%
Your share of a new paid scope.
See the actual amount before accepting. That share is saved with the job. Your own tools, generation costs and taxes may reduce what you take home.
No unpaid audition queue.
Volunteer help is optional and has no effect on paid-job access.
One workspace for the whole collaboration
Less chasing.
More editing.
Keep your workload realistic
Set your skills, availability and capacity. Matching favors relevant skills and available room, then editors who have waited longer for a paid assignment.
Work in the actual project
Get temporary access to the customer’s project. Keep questions, delivery notes and feedback in one thread. No guessing which file is the latest.
Know what you are owed
Track work awaiting acceptance, available earnings, payout requests and recorded payments separately, with currencies kept distinct.
Getting paid, clearly
A job is not
a mystery balance.
Deliver the agreed work. The customer can approve it or ask for one revision within scope. A delivery is automatically accepted after about seven days without a response.
Accepted earnings become available to request. Vidmoat reviews payout requests and arranges the transfer manually. Your statement says paid only after staff records the transfer reference.
Payment timing and available transfer methods are confirmed by the team. This is not an instant withdrawal service. Never buy extra assets or generate paid media without agreeing the cost first.
A thoughtful application, not a race
Show us how you edit.
Your experience
Tell us what you edit, which tools you know and where you are strongest. A portfolio or channel helps us understand your work.
Your preferences
Pick the skills you want matched, languages, availability and a realistic workload. Volunteer participation starts off.
A human review
Our team reviews your application before granting project access. Approval is separate from whether you choose unpaid work.
Your first collaboration
Read the scope and compensation, choose a job, then introduce yourself in its thread. Ask questions before making assumptions.
Bring your judgment, not just your tools