ClipFlame for startups
Founders and early-stage teams use ClipFlame to turn the talking they already do (podcast appearances, demo-day and conference talks, customer webinars, founder updates) into captioned clips for YouTube Shorts, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook, scheduled to post. It costs $19 to $39 a month, less than an hour of an editor's time.
Founder-led content works because people trust people more than logos. Most founders already talk well about their market, their customers and what they're building. They just do it on other people's podcasts and in rooms where it's recorded once and forgotten. Each of those recordings has clips that could keep working for months.
Where your clips are
- Podcast guest spots. Ask the host for the video file; most will share it.
- Conference and demo-day talks. See ClipFlame for events.
- Customer webinars and product walkthroughs with commentary.
- Founder updates recorded for investors or your community (only the public parts).
- Recruiting videos where you explain the mission.
What one upload gives a small team
- Clips in 4:5 and 1:1 for Instagram and Facebook feeds, and 9:16 for Shorts and Reels, captioned word by word.
- On every plan: the scheduler posts the clips to YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook at the times you pick.
- Brand kit on every paid plan: your logo and an end card pointing to your site or waitlist.
That's a week of founder-led posts from one conversation, without a content hire.
Founder on podcasts a lot? See how to make podcast clips. Promoting a webinar or launch event? See ClipFlame for events.
Pricing
Starter $19/month for 4 hours of video a month; Pro $39/month for 20 hours. Both include the brand kit. Cancel any time. Your first 10 minutes of video are free, with every Pro feature.
Common questions
Does ClipFlame tell me which clips are best?
Yes. Every clip gets a virality score from 0 to 100, clips come sorted best first, and clips scoring 80 or more are highlighted. Each video gives up to 20 clips, so you can post the strongest first.
Can I use clips from someone else's podcast?
With the host's permission, yes. Most hosts are happy, since your posts promote their show.
Does ClipFlame have an API for our product?
No, not yet.