One person · USA
Made by
ItsProger
I am a YouTuber and a thumbnail designer, and I have been editing for two years. Everything in this store started as something I built for my own videos, because doing it by hand for the hundredth time stopped being an option.
I started selling them because people kept asking how I edit like I do. This is the honest answer: it is not a secret technique, it is a folder of presets that took the boring parts out. Nothing here was bought in from somewhere else and rebadged — if it is on this store, it earned its place on my own timeline first.
I am in the USA, which is only worth saying because it tells you roughly when emails come back.
12
Products on the store
14 days
To change your mind
0
Subscriptions, ever
How this
is run
Five decisions, and every one of them is checkable against the rest of the site rather than being a claim on a page.
- 01
Cheaper than it should be, on purpose
Every competitor charges two to four times this. The store is new and an audience is worth more to me right now than margin. Prices will go up as the catalogue does, and anything you buy at today's price stays yours at today's price.
- 02
One payment, never a subscription
There is no plan, no tier, and no version 2 you have to buy again. The apps and plugins get free updates for as long as they are sold. The preset packs mostly do not get updated, because a preset file is finished the day it ships, and I would rather say that than imply otherwise.
- 03
Nothing crippled to sell you the paid one
The free packs are real slices of the paid ones, at full quality, with commercial use included. If they earn a place in your workflow the rest will too, and if they do not, you have lost nothing.
- 04
Refunds without an argument
Fourteen days, no questions. Most problems turn out to be an install or a version issue that one message fixes, so it is worth asking first — but either way the money comes back.
- 05
Your address is not the product
No trackers, no ad pixels, no reselling your email. The payment provider is the merchant of record and handles the tax; the store never sees your card. The privacy policy is short because there is very little to describe.