1. Upload your video.
car-rental.mp4, uploaded. Its timeline: Setup, How it works, Price.
Video feedback, built around your audience
You know your video.
See what you might be missing.
Upload your video and choose your audience. SlateRoom shows you the changes worth making, exactly where to make them, and why they matter to your viewers.
YouTube connection required.
Your video. Your viewers. A clear next edit.
2. Choose your audience.
Your YouTube viewers, from your connected YouTube channel. Review it for the people who already watch your channel. You can also use reference accounts.
3. See what to change for your viewers.
Put “15 bucks an hour” first. Move the price to the opening, before the rental process. Example audience signal: viewers ask what the rental costs.
4. Choose a change. Preview the edit.
Selected: move the price to the opening. The timeline becomes Price, Setup, How it works. See the change before you export.
The audience signal is an example, not a finding about a real creator.
What you get
Know what to change. See what to create.
Know what to change.
Each change names the moment, the edit and the reason for your audience.
Post clips with a point.
Each clip has an angle, a title and a caption written for the people you want to reach.
Keep working in your editor.
Export your selected changes and source timecodes, or send clear notes to your editor. Timeline export is in beta: the files are made, and imports into each editing app are still being tested.
What you'd miss
Catch what you'd otherwise publish.
Find questions your video leaves unanswered and edits that could change its meaning, with specific instructions for what to fix.
Answer the question you raised.
Too Honest with Margot · Episode 52
- Asked at 14:41
- “So when is his quiet a reason to wait, and when is it a reason to walk?”
- Missing
- Julian gives his story but does not answer the question.
- Add
- After 14:41, add a host response that names one sign of ongoing interest, one sign to move on, and a practical next step.
- Why
- These example listeners want to know when to wait and when to move on. His personal story does not answer that question.
Keep the words that change the meaning.
- Risk
- Without “for a lot of guys, not all”, the clip sounds like a rule about every man.
- Keep
- Keep the qualification with the statement in any clip of this line.
See what could get your viewers talking.
“He’s deciding if he’s ready. Not if he likes you.”
“That explains my whole last month.”
“What are we supposed to do while he’s deciding?”
See the full review of this episode The show, audience details and results are fictional.
SlateRoom vs. OpusClip
Your audience should shape your next edit.
Review your video for the people who watch you. Get specific changes, see why they matter to your viewers, and create clips and posting copy for that same audience.
What matters to you
Built around your audienceOpusClipIncludes AI Producer
01Main focus
Improve your video for the audience you select.
Create, edit, and publish videos and clips.
02What guides the recommendations
A saved audience profile built from your channel or reference accounts.
Video analysis, virality factors, and your prompts. Agent workflows can also use viewer activity.
03What to change
What to cut, move, or explain, exactly where, and why it matters to those viewers.
Clip scores and editing tools. AI Producer also makes and explains edits.
04What you leave with
An audience-specific edit plan, clips, titles, and posting copy.
Edited videos and clips, captions, posting text, and publishing tools.
Compared October 7, 2026. Includes OpusClip AI Producer and documented agent workflows. Features vary by plan and platform.
Pricing
One plan. Clear usage.
Review minutes follow the length of your video, so a short does not cost what an episode costs. Viewing a finished review, choosing changes and downloading edit notes never use your allowance.
Full pricing and usage detailsCreator
US$99 / month
- 240 minutes of video reviews each month
- One revision included with each review
- Specific edits, titles and posting copy
- 12 clip or story exports each month
- Up to 60 minutes per video. YouTube connection required.
- Billed monthly. Cancel renewal anytime. Taxes, if applicable, shown before payment.
- Revisions are available for 30 days with an active subscription.
Questions
Why do I need to connect YouTube?
It ties your SlateRoom account to your channel. Setup asks for read-only access to YouTube Analytics. SlateRoom cannot publish, edit or delete your videos.
Can I work with an editor?
Yes. Export your selected changes with their source timecodes, or send written notes, or share the review by link. Timeline export (edit lists and XML timelines) is in beta: the files are made, and imports into each editing app are still being tested.
What happens to my original file?
SlateRoom keeps what it needs to show your review: a smaller preview copy, the transcript and still frames. The original upload is released once processing finishes.
What are the limits?
Up to 60 minutes per video. Video or audio files, a pasted script, or a captions file; importing from a YouTube link is not available. SlateRoom does not post to social platforms for you.
Does it guarantee more views?
No. SlateRoom helps you choose improvements using the video and available audience context. Predictions are labeled as predictions, and measured results are shown separately.
Bring your next video.
See what is worth changing for the people you want to reach.
YouTube connection required.