1 Executive Summary
WedEdit OÜ sells one thing, done exceptionally well: a fixed-price company testimonial / case study video. The client sends raw footage — customer interviews, Zoom recordings, phone video, b-roll — and WedEdit delivers one polished 2–3 minute testimonial video within 5 business days.
Because WedEdit never films on location, production overhead stays low while the client's perceived value stays high: a finished, story-driven video asset that B2B marketing and sales teams can use immediately in outbound, landing pages, and social proof campaigns.
€1,100–€1,850
Price per project
2–3 min
Final video length
Core thesis: post-production-only editing on client-supplied footage removes the highest-cost, highest-risk part of video production (filming, crew, travel, scheduling) while still delivering a premium, story-led B2B asset.
2 Service & Pricing
WedEdit offers a single core product — the company testimonial / case study video — sold across three fixed-price tiers so clients can match spend to scope without custom quoting delays.
| Tier | Price | Scope Highlights | Revisions |
| Essential | €1,100 | Single-speaker edit, color & audio cleanup, branded captions | 1 round |
| Professional | €1,450 | + Motion graphics, licensed music, 1 social cutdown | 2 rounds |
| Signature | €1,850 | + Multi-speaker (up to 3), 3 social cutdowns, 1 extra language | 3 rounds |
All tiers share the same 5-business-day production window and a mailto-based intake process for quoting and kickoff, keeping operations lean at launch stage.
3 Market Opportunity
Video testimonials and case studies are consistently ranked among the highest-converting content formats for B2B marketing and sales enablement, yet full-service video production remains expensive, slow, and logistically heavy (crew travel, on-site filming days, complex scoping).
WedEdit's target segment is lean B2B marketing and demand-generation teams — SaaS companies, agencies, logistics/HR tech, and professional services firms — who already capture raw customer conversations (sales calls, onboarding calls, quick phone recordings) but lack the in-house editing capacity or budget for full-scale production agencies.
- Primary segment: B2B SaaS & tech companies running always-on demand generation.
- Secondary segment: Agencies reselling testimonial video production to their own clients.
- Tertiary segment: Professional services and B2B logistics/HR platforms needing case studies for sales enablement.
Competitive landscape splits into two extremes: (a) expensive full-service video agencies that require on-site filming, and (b) generic freelance video editors with inconsistent quality and no fixed process. WedEdit's fixed-tier, footage-in / video-out model sits deliberately between the two.
4 Business Model
Revenue is project-based and fully prepaid or invoiced per fixed-price tier — no retainers required at launch, though repeat B2B clients (agencies, high-frequency SaaS marketing teams) are the highest-value long-term segment and a natural path to monthly retainers or multi-project bundles.
| Revenue Stream | Description |
| Core project fee | €1,100–€1,850 per fixed-scope testimonial/case study video |
| Extra revision rounds | Flat per-round rate beyond each tier's included rounds |
| Additional cutdowns / languages | Add-on pricing for extra social formats or subtitle localization |
| Volume / agency partnerships | Discounted per-project rate for agencies reselling at higher retail pricing |
Because no filming or travel is required, gross margin per project is high relative to traditional video production agencies — the primary cost is skilled editing time plus licensed music/stock assets.
5 Marketing & Sales
Go-to-market centers on demonstrating the finished product itself — testimonial videos about WedEdit, built the same way WedEdit builds them for clients — combined with targeted outbound to marketing leaders at growth-stage B2B companies.
- Content-led acquisition: LinkedIn case studies, before/after footage comparisons, and short-form cutdowns showcasing the transformation from raw clip to polished asset.
- Outbound to demand-gen teams: Direct outreach to marketing/growth leads at SaaS and B2B service companies already running customer interview programs.
- Agency partnerships: White-label / reseller pricing for marketing and PR agencies who want to offer testimonial video without building an in-house editing team.
- Website conversion: wededit.eu as the primary inbound funnel — clear fixed pricing, 5-day promise, and a low-friction contact form to remove typical "get a quote" friction.
6 Operations
Operations are intentionally lean and fully remote, structured around a fixed 5-day production pipeline per project:
| Day | Activity |
| Day 1 | Footage intake, brand asset collection, story angle confirmation |
| Day 2–3 | Story edit, assembly, soundbite selection, b-roll placement |
| Day 4 | Color correction, audio mix, licensed music, motion graphics & captions |
| Day 5 | Final delivery and start of revision window (24–48h turnaround per round) |
Core team requirements at launch: one or two experienced video editors comfortable with narrative-driven B2B content, plus lightweight project coordination for intake and client communication. As volume grows, the model scales by adding editors against a standardized production checklist rather than by adding production/filming crews.
7 Financial Outlook
With no filming, travel, or crew costs, the primary variable costs are editor time and licensed assets (music, stock b-roll, fonts), keeping gross margins healthy even at entry-tier pricing.
€1,100–€1,850
Revenue per project
High
Gross margin (no filming cost)
Scaling revenue is primarily a function of: (1) number of concurrent projects an editor / small team can run within the 5-day cycle, (2) mix shift toward higher Professional/Signature tiers, and (3) recurring volume from agency partners and repeat B2B clients. Because the production process is standardized end-to-end, throughput scales predictably by adding editors against the same fixed pipeline — rather than requiring new capital-intensive production capacity.
Note: Detailed multi-year revenue projections, cost breakdowns, and cash-flow tables from the original PDF should be reviewed in full via the downloadable document above; this page summarizes the plan's core financial logic for web presentation.
8 Risks & Mitigation
- Footage quality risk: Poor raw footage (bad audio/lighting) limits final output quality. Mitigation: a footage-readiness checklist shared with clients before kickoff, and tiered scoping for footage that requires extra cleanup.
- Turnaround pressure: The 5-day promise is a core differentiator but a operational constraint. Mitigation: standardized production pipeline, capped revision rounds per tier, and clear intake requirements before the clock starts.
- Commoditization risk: Freelance editors could undercut on price. Mitigation: position on speed, consistency, and fixed pricing rather than lowest cost; build a repeatable brand around reliability.
- Client concentration: Early revenue may depend on a small number of repeat clients or agency partners. Mitigation: diversify acquisition across content marketing, outbound, and partnerships from day one.
9 Legal & Jurisdiction
WedEdit OÜ is structured as an Estonian private limited company (OÜ), a jurisdiction well-suited to a fully remote, EU-serving digital service business.
- Entity type: OÜ (osaühing) — Estonian private limited company.
- e-Residency friendly: supports fully remote company management and banking.
- EU invoicing: standard EU-compliant invoicing, including reverse-charge VAT handling for eligible EU business clients.
- Currency: all pricing and contracts denominated in EUR (€).
This page is a web-friendly summary of the full confidential business plan document prepared September 2026. For complete financial tables, detailed projections, and appendices, download the original PDF using the button at the top of this page.