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Supercut Async Client Update System (5-7 days)

A productized engagement that turns a client's recurring status, product walkthrough, and support replies into branded Supercut recordings with auto-edit, AI chapters, and MCP-triggered workflow actions, delivered in one week. Time: 5-7 days.

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Supercut Async Client Update System (5-7 days)

A productized engagement that turns a client's recurring status, product walkthrough, and support replies into branded Supercut recordings with auto-edit, AI chapters, and MCP-triggered workflow actions, delivered in one week.

Prerequisites
  • Supercut Standard plan active at $19 USD per month for the delivery seat, with a Custom quote requested if the client needs enterprise terms
  • Client brand assets on hand: logo, color values, and any CTA or form copy to embed in recordings
  • Named client owner for async video (usually head of product, sales, or support) who will approve templates
  • Access to the client's Slack, Linear, or Notion workspace if MCP workflow triggers are in scope
  • A sample of 3 real client recordings (existing Loom links or raw captures) to test auto-edit against
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Install Supercut on delivery team macOS and Windows machines and confirm native 4K capture works on each
  • 2.Run a test recording through auto-edit to benchmark how silence and filler-word removal handles the client's speaking style
  • 3.Log the client's current async video volume and where recordings currently live
  • 1.Configure the client workspace with logo, color templates, and default CTA or form fields
  • 2.Build the first branded recording template for the client's most common use case (status update or product walkthrough)
  • 3.Set auto-edit profile defaults for mistake trimming and silence removal and save as the workspace standard
  • 1.Record two more templates: a support reply walkthrough and a sales demo recap
  • 2.Verify AI chapters, titles, and summaries generate correctly on each template and edit the prompts if output drifts
  • 3.Test share paths: link, email, and embed, and confirm transcripts and captions render
  • 1.Connect recordings to the client's AI agents via MCP and map one trigger into Slack, Linear, or Notion
  • 2.Confirm engagement analytics are visible to the client owner on a shared view
  • 3.Document the one-click publish process as a short internal runbook
  • 1.Run a live training session with the client team on recording, auto-edit review, and publishing
  • 2.Have two client team members each record and publish one video unaided
  • 3.Collect friction notes and adjust templates or auto-edit defaults
  • 1.Fix template gaps found in training and re-record any template that failed review
  • 2.Set up a weekly async video cadence with the client owner and assign recording owners per use case
  • 3.Confirm the Supercut brand visibility point is understood, since white-labeling is not available
  • 1.Hand over the template library, runbook, and MCP trigger map
  • 2.Run a 30-day check-in booking and define the success metric (recordings published per week, meeting hours displaced)
  • 3.Close the engagement with a written summary of what shipped
$1,800 to $2,600 per client engagement, against a Supercut Standard seat at $19 USD per month; enterprise clients requiring Custom terms get a separate quote from the vendor.5-7 days
ROI Logic

One delivery seat at $19 USD per month carries the entire build, so a $1,800 to $2,600 setup fee clears margin on the first client and every additional client reuses the same seat and templates. The recurring value sits in a monthly retainer for template refreshes and recording cadence management, priced well below what a single meeting-heavy week costs the client in staff time. Because Supercut has no white-label program, position the retainer as managed async communication rather than a branded resale.

Deliverables
  • Branded Supercut workspace with logo, color templates, and default CTA or form fields configured
  • Library of 3 recording templates covering status update, support reply, and sales demo recap
  • MCP trigger map connecting recordings to the client's Slack, Linear, or Notion agents
  • One-page runbook covering record, auto-edit review, AI chapter check, and one-click publish
  • Engagement summary with baseline async video volume and the 30-day success metric
Definition of Done

The client team has independently recorded, auto-edited, and published at least three branded Supercut videos through the configured templates, with one MCP trigger firing into their workspace.