Clients & CRM
Every company, contact and deal — the brief that asked for the video and the person who signs it off, on one record.
CNEX Flow The subscription is for the business,
The subscription is for the business,
not the editor.
The video is rarely the whole job. Somebody asked for it, somebody is paying for it, and somebody has to publish it, invoice it and file it. CNEX Cut is one door of a platform that runs that whole loop — and the same account opens all of it.
The work around the video
Everything that happens before and after the cut.
These are not integrations with other people's tools. They are the same product, the same sign-in, the same record of the client — so the brief, the edit, the invoice and the post all sit in one place.
Quotes, invoices & the books
Quote the job, invoice it when it ships, watch it get paid. Bills, bank feeds and GST in the same place.
Projects & tasks
The edit is a task on a board with the rest of the job — revisions, approvals and the deadline beside it.
Content Hub
One brief, native posts on every platform, scheduled and approved by you. Studio connects five profiles; Business unlimited.
Email, phone, calendar & video calls
The inbox, a business number, bookings and recorded calls — transcripts filed against the client.
People, files & the office
Hiring, onboarding and payroll; one drive filed by the work; roles and permissions for everyone, including your AI.
Where they meet
A finished export has somewhere to go.
On its own, an editor ends at a file on your desk. Inside the platform, the file is the middle of the story.
- 01
The ask arrives as work
A client email, a booked call or a brief becomes a task on the project board, with the client already attached.
- 02
You cut it in CNEX Cut
On your own disk, for free — or in the cloud editor on Studio and Business, where the project follows you between machines.
- 03
The export lands in the drive
Filed under the client and the project, where the rest of the team and the invoice can find it.
- 04
It goes out through the Content Hub
Export first, then publish the finished file to the connected accounts — with the title and description you approved.
- 05
The invoice follows
Raised against the same client, tracked until paid, chased politely when it is not.
Publishing posts to your real account and is treated that way: the editor — and any assistant driving it — will not post without you naming the account and approving the exact title and description first.
Which door
Free edits. Studio publishes. Business runs the company.
Free
$0 · forever
- The whole editor, no watermark, 4K on your own machine
- 1 GB of cloud storage, one seat, one social profile
- CNEX Flow at taster caps: 50 clients, 5 invoices a month, 2 projects
Studio
$15 a month
- The cloud editor — the same timeline in any browser
- 1,000 credits a month, 100 GB of storage
- Content Hub with five profiles, scheduling and drafted replies
Business
$49 a seat a month
- Everything in Studio, for every seat
- Unlimited clients, invoices, projects and profiles — the whole platform
- AI staff to hire by the month, 2,000 credits a seat
Every new workspace starts with 14 days of Business — no card, nothing to cancel — and lands on Free with everything kept. Prices on the pricing page read live from the billing service.
On Business
Staff you hire by the month.
Three members of the team do work that used to need a salary. Each comes with its own allowance, is hired on Business, and can be let go any month.
The Receptionist
Answers every call in your name, books against your calendar, takes the message and hands over to a human the moment one is free.
The Growth Manager
Reads what happened across the business overnight and writes the morning brief — what moved, what to do, and the drafts to do it with.
The AI Engineer
Picks up the tickets on your board, writes the tests and the code in its own workspace, and opens a pull request your team reviews.
One account.
The editor, and the business around it.
Start with the free editor. The rest of the platform is already behind the same sign-in when you want it.