Pebbleclip
Podcast clips, done for you

Publish your episode. Wake up to clips.

Captioned vertical clips from your business podcast, for LinkedIn, Shorts and Reels. You send nothing. A human editor picks the moments that make buyers trust you, and they're waiting by 9am.

Get 3 free clips from your latest episode Watch real clips first

Free No call, no card The founder checks every clip

A real clip, cut from a public episode of Profit Tool Belt. The show is not a client.
Pebbleclip Delivery note
Priority overnightEvery episode
Collected fromYour YouTube channel
Episode up by6:00 pm ET
Delivered by9:00 am ETnext weekday
Contents5 clipsvertical, captioned, hook on top
Your effortNone
Checked by Krishna Jadeja, founder

The clip is real, cut from a public episode of Profit Tool Belt. The show is not a client.

  • Nothing to send
  • Clips by 9am ET
  • Same editor every week
  • Month-to-month

Cut from real business podcasts.

Tax, pricing, cash flow: two shows like yours. We cut these from public episodes to show the work. Neither show is a client. Tap a clip to hear it, and read why we picked it.

23:52Profit Tool Belt
Why a profitable company can still run out of cash

Editor's noteEvery contractor has felt this. It stops the scroll because it sounds wrong.

18:04My Favorite Mistake
Doubling prices can lose half your clients and still earn the same

Editor's noteA bold number up front, and a lesson business owners will share.

3:53Profit Tool Belt
Your tax CPA and your CFO want opposite results

Editor's noteA surprising conflict, explained simply. Both speakers stay in frame, so the back-and-forth reads. Good for LinkedIn.

28:12My Favorite Mistake
Can you write off your dog as a security guard?

Editor's noteFunny, instantly clear, and it makes people want to know the answer.

17:26Profit Tool Belt
Why net profit should be planned first, not left over

Editor's noteOne clear rule that owners can use the same day.

5:15My Favorite Mistake
Three years of follow-ups, then Tony Robbins offers a partnership

Editor's noteIt's the story the episode is named after, told in about two minutes.

Shown as examples of our work. My Favorite Mistake and Profit Tool Belt are not Pebbleclip clients.

One episode, eleven moments.

Packing list
  1. 5:15Three years of follow-ups, then Tony Robbins offers a partnership
  2. 8:10Waiting three years saved his firm from imploding on growth
  3. 9:56The line between legal tax savings and jail time
  4. 11:2169,900 of 70,000 tax code pages are for business owners
  5. 15:09Charging upfront made receivables almost vanish overnight
  6. 18:04Doubling prices can lose half your clients and still earn the same
  7. 20:58Free social posts buy trust that saves you when you mess up
  8. 24:05Nine months of zero clients, then 40 appointments a week
  9. 26:05A smaller right audience beats 10 million followers that never buy
  10. 26:44Opening an LLC does not unlock tax write-offs, says this CPA
  11. 28:12Can you write off your dog as a security guard?
Every moment our engine flagged in one episode of My Favorite Mistake. Ticked: the three shown above.

The AI finds moments. A person decides which ones sell you.

Your episode has more good minutes than you could post. Our engine reads all of it and flags every moment that could stand alone. Then your editor picks the five that make you look like the expert you are, writes the hook, and makes sure the story lands without the rest of the episode.

Interview shows are where AI tools fail most: they frame the wrong person, cut the setup, and keep the bullet points instead of the story. Your editor keeps both speakers in frame, and every clip starts on the setup and ends on the payoff.

One creator switched to our clips and his median Short went from 73 views to 881. One creator, and not a promise (clause 7), but it shows what picking the right moment does.

Get 3 free clips from your show

What happens while you sleep.

You keep publishing the way you do now. Everything else on this list is our job.

  1. 6:00 pmET, weekdays
    Collected

    You publish, as usual.

    Nothing to upload, nothing to send, no dashboard to check. Not on YouTube? Share the file instead.

  2. +15 min
    In sorting

    We spot the new episode.

    Our in-house engine, Mossclip, checks your channel about every 15 minutes and starts on it.

  3. Overnight
    Moments found

    AI finds the moments.

    It reads the whole episode and flags every moment that could stand on its own.

  4. Overnight
    Edited

    Your editor picks the hook and the story.

    The same editor every week, so they learn your show and your buyers. Each clip starts on the setup and ends on the payoff, with captions and a hook line on top.

  5. Before 9 am
    Checked

    I watch every clip.

    Captions, framing, the first second. Nothing reaches you until I've seen it.

  1. 9:00 amET
    Delivered

    Clips are in your folder.

    Vertical, captioned and ready for LinkedIn, Shorts, Reels and TikTok. Post them as they are.

    Checked and signed
  2. Friday
    Reported

    A short report.

    What we cut, why we picked it, and what we'll try next week. Readable on your phone in two minutes.

Episode up on a Friday evening? Your clips arrive Monday by 9am ET.

Office copy · Terms

Our fine print, in large print.

Plain promises we can keep. If you're worried about looking cringe, taking on more work, or getting locked in, this is the part to read.

  1. The founder checks every clip.

    Every clip, every week, before it reaches you. If it would embarrass you, it doesn't ship.

  2. Same editor every time.

    One editor learns your show, your voice and your audience. You never explain it twice.

  3. A report every Friday.

    What we cut, why we picked it, and what we'll try next. Short and readable.

  4. You own every file.

    Every clip and caption file is yours to keep and post anywhere, even after you leave.

  5. Month-to-month.

    There's no contract: cancel before your next invoice and you won't be charged again. You keep everything we made.

  6. Two rounds of changes per clip.

    If something isn't right, tell us. We fix it.

  7. We don't promise views.

    Nobody can honestly guarantee views. Platforms change what they show every week, and anyone who promises a number is guessing or buying fake views. We promise good clips, on time, every week, and we tell you plainly what's working.

  8. Your clips stay yours.

    As a client, your clips are never used as our examples without your yes.

Start free. Then decide.

Prices in US dollars. No setup fee, no long contract. See three clips from your own show before you spend anything.

Free sample

Step 1
$0

See our work on your show first.

  • 3 clips from your latest episode
  • Captioned, vertical, hook on top
  • On a private page made for your show
  • No call, no card
Get 3 free clips

Pilot

Step 2
$49once

A real week of work, at low risk.

  • 1 episode, 5 clips
  • We agree what "good" looks like at the start
  • Short review call when it's done
  • $49 credited if you continue within 7 days
Start a $49 pilot

Core plan

Every week
$450/mo
$299 Founding rate · 5 spots

Your first 3 months, in return for an honest testimonial. Then $450.

  • 4 episodes a month
  • 5 hand-picked clips per episode (20 a month)
  • Captions, hook line, vertical format
  • Founder checks every clip, same editor every time
  • Friday report
  • Extra clips: $150 per 5
Start with 3 free clips

Paid monthly, in advance, by invoice. Month-to-month: cancel any time. 2 revision rounds per clip. The founding rate covers your first 3 months, then moves to $450.

A good fit

  • B2B, founder, consultant or coaching podcasts
  • You record video, not just audio
  • Episodes of 20 minutes or more
  • You publish on a steady schedule
  • You want clients and authority, not just views

Probably not a fit

  • Audio-only shows
  • Brand-new shows with only a few episodes
  • Anyone who wants a promise of viral views
  • Gaming, music or "clip farm" campaigns

Who signs for your clips.

I'm Krishna Jadeja. I started Pebbleclip because the best minute of a good business podcast usually dies inside the full hour, and the people who would hire you never hear it.

You deal with me directly. No account managers. I watch every clip before it goes out.

We also build our own clipping engine, Mossclip. It finds the moments fast. A person still picks the hook and the story, because AI on its own picks bullet points, not stories.

Krishna JadejaFounder, Pebbleclip
krishna@pebbleclip.com @krsnalyst on X
Pebbleclip Collection request
Free sample3 clips

Get 3 free clips from your latest episode.

Tell us the show. We'll find the latest episode ourselves.

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Customer receiptWhat happens next
  1. We cut 3 clips from your latest episode, usually within 2 days.
  2. You get them on a private page made only for your show.
  3. Keep them and post them, whether or not we work together.

Questions people ask.

Something else? Email hello@pebbleclip.com and I'll answer it myself.

Will the clips look like AI slop?

That's the fear we built this around. AI only finds candidate moments. A human editor chooses the moment, writes the hook and cuts it so the story makes sense on its own. I watch every clip before you see it, and each one gets two rounds of changes. Start with the 3 free clips and judge them on your own show.

We're an interview show. Will the framing work?

Yes. That's where AI tools trip up most, and it's why a person picks every clip. When two people talk, both stay in frame in the vertical cut (like the examples above), the clip starts on the question, not halfway through the answer, and the captions follow whoever is speaking.

What do you need from me?

Week to week, nothing: if your show is on YouTube, we watch your channel. Once, at the start, a 5-minute brief: who your show is for, what you sell, and anything to avoid. Brand fonts and colors if you have them. Not on YouTube? Share the video file instead.

How fast do I get clips?

Publish the episode by 6pm ET on a weekday and the clips arrive by 9am ET the next morning. Publish on a Friday evening and they arrive Monday by 9am ET. Free samples usually take up to 2 days.

Who has the rights to the clips?

You confirm you own the episode and have your guests' permission to clip it. Most shows cover this with a simple guest release. We only use your footage to make your clips. You own every finished file.

We never show your clips as examples unless you say yes.

Can I cancel?

Yes, any time. Plans are month-to-month. Cancel before your next invoice and you won't be charged again. You keep everything we made.

How does payment work?

We send an invoice in US dollars at the start of each month. You pay it by bank transfer or card. The plan is paid in advance. The $49 pilot is paid before we start.

Do you guarantee views or leads?

No. Nobody can honestly promise that. We promise good clips, on time, and a clear report every Friday so you can see what's working.