Post-production and channel growth, run as a partnership
The production load off your plate: one team, one standard, month after month. Audit, video, audio, content library, reporting and optimisation sit under that, sized to the work you have.
Which part would you like us to take on?
Find the right layer
Start with the situation you recognise.
What a partnership covers
The Free Audit helps us recommend what to take on. The services below are combined into your agreed scope.
Video post-production
in part or full
Audio post-production
in part or full
Strategy and consultancy
in part or full
Pre-production consultancy
in part or full
YouTube channel management
in part or full
Ad creative
in part or full
Social media management
in part or full
“Chopin Prelude In E Minor Piano Tutorial”, a 24-minute lesson published by the London Contemporary School of Piano. From a partner's channel; not a record of which layer, if any, they took.
See how it's done →Watch on YouTube →The Sprint
A reading of your channel and a paid sample, to see the work and whether we work well together.
Starts with: the Free Audit.
Next: one produced sample, quoted separately.
Signs this is you: we have not worked together yet. Every partnership starts here.
“How To Use Excel Tables And Excel VBA To Automate Manual Work”, a 12-minute tutorial published by Tiger Spreadsheet Solutions. From a partner's channel; not a record of which layer, if any, they took.
See how it's done →Watch on YouTube →Creator Channel Support
Your hours back, your standard held.
Leaves your plate: the editing nights.
Starts working: a pipeline that ships without you at the desk.
Signs this is you: the editing nights are eating the days that grow the channel.
Mike Riddle's three-minute origin story for Own The Fire. From a partner's channel; not a record of which layer, if any, they took.
See how it's done →Watch on YouTube →Education Brand Content Engine
A repeatable content system, built around how you teach.
Leaves your plate: recurring production decisions.
Starts working: a repeatable route from lesson planning to publishing.
Signs this is you: the teaching is ready, but production still depends on you.
“Pork Chops with Apples”, a 72-second recipe video published by Foodess. From a partner's channel; not a record of which layer, if any, they took.
See how it's done →Watch on YouTube →Sales-Led Growth Retainer
An embedded creative department, connected to production, marketing and sales.
Leaves your plate: day-to-day content coordination.
Starts working: one production lead working with your teams.
Signs this is you: your sales team hears next week's video, and nobody films it.
“Chopin Prelude In E Minor Piano Tutorial”, a 24-minute lesson published by the London Contemporary School of Piano. From a partner's channel; not a record of which layer, if any, they took.
See how it's done →Watch on YouTube →Partner Brand Growth System
Content, campaigns and social, planned and run together.
Leaves your plate: coordination across content, campaigns and social.
Starts working: a shared plan, calendar and reporting cycle.
Signs this is you: you are scaling on more fronts than the team can watch.
“The Cottage Cheese Recipe You Never Knew You Needed!”, a five-minute recipe video published by Urban Farmie. From a partner's channel; not a record of which layer, if any, they took.
See how it's done →Watch on YouTube →What this costs
We quote the work after reviewing your channel and agreeing the scope. Monthly partnerships start at £1,000; the produced sample is quoted separately. Read Pricing for scope, payment and exit terms.
How pricing works, and how you leaveQuestions to ask any supplier
Fair questions
I already have an editor or a team. Do you replace them?
We can work alongside your editor or team. Together we agree what they keep and what BUBI takes on, with direct communication between the people doing the work. If adding us would create more coordination than it removes, we will say so.
Do you use AI tools?
We remain responsible for the ideas and creative decisions. AI tools may assist with agreed repair and mechanical work, such as a local Topaz pass on difficult footage. Generative footage or design requires your explicit written request before production. We check the tool and its data-handling terms for the material involved. If footage cannot be repaired, we explain the limit before paid production.
What exactly are you accountable for: views, CTR, retention, or leads?
We agree one main metric, its baseline and an evaluation window before ongoing work begins. It comes from your goal and the constraints the audit identifies. We watch the other stages of the funnel too.
If the metric is not moving, we explain what we see and change the work. We do not switch the target because it is difficult; it changes when progress warrants the next goal or we agree a change together.
We are accountable for that work and those decisions. We cannot guarantee a number or the sale itself, which also depends on your offer and sales process.
How do revisions work?
The proposal states the revision allowance and what counts as finished. Feedback goes on the exact frame, and a founder owns the response.
We correct mistakes against the agreed brief at our cost, without using your revision allowance. As we study your brand, the review can focus more on ideas and lessons than repeated corrections. If a suggested change works against the goal, we explain why and discuss alternatives.
You're small. Will my work suffer as you take on more?
We limit active partnerships to protect the time each needs. Before agreeing new work, we check capacity against the commitments already made. We can expand the scope as the relationship develops, with changes agreed together.
Why a team?
Two founders hold the written standard, and a small specialist team works to it. That gives the partnership shared knowledge and a planned handover if someone is unavailable.
Will I get source files too?
Your standard delivery includes finished exports, text-free masters, footage we shot and separately exported graphics. You receive licence records, and font files where the licence permits.
Editable timelines and layered graphics stay with BUBI unless we agree a project-file handover with its own terms and fee. A rendered graphic can be reused, but changing its wording requires new artwork or the editable original.
If you expect to update a course or library repeatedly, we discuss editable handover while scoping the work. See the terms for the exact retention periods and rights.
The service lines, and where each one sits
Our service lines describe the specialist work inside a partnership. We agree which ones you need and who owns each responsibility. Strategy shapes the plan; production makes the assets; channel management publishes them and reads what happened. The work follows your brand. We document the decisions so everyone working on it has the same reference.
Video post-production
The main line, and the one where the difference is hardest to name and easiest to feel.
Inside every layer.
Audio post-production
The voice, the room, the mix and the master: how the video sounds.
Inside every layer except the Sprint.
Strategy and consultancy
This line decides what gets made and why, and the rest of the work depends on it.
Inside every layer.
Pre-production consultancy
The earlier a problem is found, the more options remain, and most of what post cannot rescue was decided in a room nobody from post was standing in.
Inside the Retainer and the Partner System.
YouTube channel management
The channel as a whole, from titles and thumbnails to the calendar, the comments and the monthly reading.
Inside the Content Engine, the Retainer and the Partner System.
Ad creative
Video, static and carousel ads, briefed to one job each and made in variants a buyer can test.
Inside the Partner System.
Social media management
Look first, plan a form rather than a post, publish in each platform's own grammar, then read what came back.
Inside the Partner System.
Find the right scope
The Free Audit helps us recommend what to take on. Monthly partnerships start at £1,000; the produced sample is quoted separately.
Your audit usually arrives within three working days. We use your details only to reply to your enquiry.
What you will get
What is working, what could improve and whether we can help.
Two or three priorities, with the reason for each.
A recommended next step, even if that step is not us.
There is no obligation to continue. We only arrange a call if you ask for one.