2026-09-04 · 7 min
What's the average cost of a freelance video editor?
Australian day-shift video editors on Tech Aid often sit around $85–$140/hour. Need volume this week? The $1,250 UGC pack includes two faceless videos in 7 days.
Budget an Australian freelance video editor at about $85–$140/hour on Tech Aid — or skip the meter with a $1,250 UGC pack.
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FAQs
What's the average cost of a freelance video editor?
On Tech Aid Australia, day-shift editors commonly invoice around $85–$140/hour. For a locked pack, $1,250 gets 10 Canva posts and 2 faceless videos in 7 days.
Is that cheaper than a production company?
Usually yes for social. Crews cost more because they shoot on site. Pick Tech Aid when the brief is “post this week.”
Can I hire one job only?
Yes. Escrow on /hire/video-editor. No 12-month contract.
What is extra?
On-site filming, extra videos, paid-ads cuts. Package extras are $150/hr or a new pack.