My Amazon Influencer videos kept getting rejected for the same reason: personal information visible on screen. A shipping label here, an order page there. Each rejection cost me a resubmit cycle and sometimes a full re-shoot. And even when a video passed, editing it down from eight fumbled takes took me an hour, minimum.
So I spent my days off building the tool I wished existed. Today it’s live. It’s called ReviewCut, and this post is the honest version of what it does, what it doesn’t, and why I made it.
Quick answer: ReviewCut is a desktop app that takes your raw, multi-take Amazon review footage and hands back one finished, upload-ready video, dead air and filler cut, best take picked, FTC disclosure burned in, personal information blurred. First finished review each month is free, no card. After that it’s $15/mo or $120/yr for the first 25 Founding Members, then $19/mo Creator or $39/mo Pro.
What ReviewCut actually does
You drop your raw, messy review takes into a desktop app. It picks your best take, cuts the dead air and the ums, writes your captions, burns in the FTC disclosure, and blurs the personal info that triggers Amazon’s “personal information is visible” rejection. What comes out is one finished, upload ready review video. On my footage it takes about two minutes.
Here’s the 30 second version, made from my real Shark vacuum review, fumbled takes and all:
Why I built it
Because the editing was the bottleneck of my whole Amazon Influencer workflow. Not the filming, not the products. The hour per video of trimming takes and the rejection roulette afterward. Here’s me explaining it straight to camera, unpolished:
What it costs, honestly
Your first finished review each month is free. No card. You put your email in on the page and your license key appears right there. If you want it unlimited, the first 25 people get Founding Member at $15 a month or $120 a year, locked for good. After that it’s $19 a month for Creator, $39 for Pro, or $299 lifetime if you bring your own API key.
What it doesn’t do
It won’t turn bad footage into good footage. If your lighting is rough or you never say a usable take, it can’t invent one. It picks your best material and finishes it. It also runs on Windows and Apple silicon Macs, not in the browser, because rendering locally keeps it fast and keeps your footage on your machine.
Watch on YouTube
The demo and the founder story are also on the new ReviewCut YouTube channel, where the weekly Amazon Influencer tutorials will live:
Try it
It’s at milesinsights.com/reviewcut. If you try it and something feels off, use the contact link on that page and tell me directly. I built this for my own reviews first and I fix things fast.
Related reading
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Full disclosure: ReviewCut is my own app. This is my launch post, not a review. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases; ReviewCut is not affiliated with Amazon.