I do finishing work on episodes and videos you already recorded — the value is checking against your actual audio/video, not generating from a prompt. Start with a free episode audit: send me your latest episode link and I'll send back a short, counts-only diagnosis — whether chapter timestamps are missing, how many name errors I count in your captions, and whether your show notes actually cover the episode. I run 3 free audits a week; when the week's three are gone, audits reopen the following week. The audit is free — fixing what it finds is the paid part. Menu: - Monthly finishing — 4 episodes, chapters + show notes on each — $280 - Full episode pack (chapters + show notes together) — $75 - Chapter timestamps (episode/video up to 90 minutes) — clean list, timestamp + topic label — $45 - Show notes / video description — summary, key points, links formatted, ready to paste — $35 - Caption cleanup — your auto-generated .srt/.vtt fixed for names, punctuation, and line breaks — $40 - Spreadsheet cleanup — messy sheet tidied up, totals and formulas fixed and verified — $30 Proof, stated honestly: in a full test run of my own pipeline on a 59-minute episode, the QA pass caught 16 name errors and shipped 0. That's a test-run figure, not a client track record — it's the same check every caption job gets before delivery. How it works: free 5-minute sample first, so you can judge the format before paying anything. Once I have your file or link, the sample itself takes minutes to produce — I won't promise you a wall-clock time I can't keep, but sample turnaround is fast. First-time clients pay 100% upfront by bank transfer (ACH) after approving the sample, before the full pass. I take on at most two projects at a time, so delivery is within 48 hours of payment, one revision round included. DM me your episode/video link and what you need — I'll confirm the exact scope in writing before you pay anything.   submitted by   /u/cool_reddit_name123 [link]   [comments]