The best thing is the API that allowed us to automate our ads workflow. We are now expanding into using it to clip our webinars to distribute them in different languages for customer education across different regions and platforms.

It's an all in one suite to clip, add captions, edit, schedule, do it in multiple languages.

The UI is simple to get things done without showing any complex screens.

Its affordable as well and the speed to clip the videos is also better than other platforms.

Support is always very responsive and quick to solve any issue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I faced only a few bugs and it was sometimes difficult to find exports but their new clipping view page has made that better as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about reap is that it helps turn long-form content and business material into short, usable video assets much faster. For a company like Pursue Today, which positions itself around building products, software solutions, and teams for modern businesses, that is useful because it can help repurpose demos, founder messages, interviews, or product explainers into more shareable content without a heavy editing workflow. Pursue Today describes itself as building products, software solutions, and teams to help businesses succeed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest opportunity is in the clip management and review experience. As more clips are generated, the interface could do a better job helping users quickly organize, preview, filter, and manage outputs at scale. A more refined workflow for reviewing and handling multiple clips would make the overall experience even stronger. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Reap is the only API, MCP, and CLI-first clipping platform I’ve found that offers true 360-degree coverage. We can clip, dub, and translate captions, which let us record creative once and expand into different geographic markets through localized ads.

The best part is the API. It allowed us to fully automate our ads workflow, which was previously a manual bottleneck. We’re now expanding our use of Reap to clip our webinars and distribute them in different languages for customer education across regions.

Customer support deserves a special mention. It’s actual human support, not a chatbot loop, and the team has been responsive and helpful every time we’ve reached out. They’ve been promising improvements to the platform and I’m looking forward to seeing them roll out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The clip preview page UX needs more organization tools. It gets confusing when you’re working through a batch. Project management within the platform also needs work, especially when you’re juggling multiple campaigns and podcasts at once. There isn’t a clean way to keep everything separated and organized. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Reap automatically edits videos and gives me suggestions of finished videos. The editor is very easy and simple to use. I appreciate the improved face detection and scene recognition, which correctly positions scenes from long videos into short video formats. The setup is just plug and play; I just give it the URL, and it does the job. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, last time I tried it, it was a bit clunky. It didn't detect the scenes properly, and I had to do a lot of manual adjustments. This has been much much improved. The only other limitation is the YouTube API, so I have to upload videos manually if I want to connect shorts to the long form video. That is a YouTube limitation, not Reap. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’m an active user of Reap, and when it comes to clipping long videos into short-form formats, it really outperforms itself. It can do this in 98+ languages, which is a plus for localization. I recently tried testing its CLI capabilities: basically using Reap’s skills in my Claude code: and it worked pretty seamlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I’m waiting for a video to upload and the generate page is loading, the UI on that page should be improved. It would also help to add product tutorials or short guided tours so users know what to do while they wait. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about reap is that it gives us significantly higher limits than most products in a similar pricing range, while still delivering better clip quality and stronger output consistency. A lot of other platforms feel constrained, almost like they are being overly conservative with processing and output quality, but reap feels much more capable. It is also one of the few true all-in-one solutions for agencies because it lets us caption, translate, and dub content at scale. That is a major advantage for client work across different regions and languages. On top of that, reap supports API and MCP, which helps us automate a large part of our workflow. That combination of quality, scale, multilingual support, and automation is what makes the product stand out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest area for improvement is the clipping page and overall project management experience. When managing a high volume of clips, the workflow can feel a bit too basic. It would be much better to have stronger organization features such as folders, better categorization for client projects, and more ways to sort, group, and manage clips once a large batch has been generated. For example, when there are 30 to 40 clips in a project, it should be easier to organize them by status, usage, or client needs. The team has shared that improvements are coming, so I am watching that closely, but outside of this area, the product works extremely well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Reap is how clean and practical the workflow is for repurposing long-form videos into Shorts. It saves time without overcomplicating the process. The clip library is especially useful because nothing is lost — clips can be reused, scheduled later, and managed across multiple channels. It fits perfectly into a batching strategy and helps maintain consistent posting without daily manual work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There aren’t any major downsides for my use case. Like most SaaS tools, there’s always room for gradual feature improvements, but the core functionality works as expected. I’d rather have a stable, focused tool than one overloaded with unnecessary features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the human support from the helpdesk with Reap, and I find the initial setup easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the UX, especially the names of the buttons, a bit confusing. For instance, the button labeled 'edit' should be 'save'. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Reap is an incredibly efficient tool for editing videos and creating social-ready clips. Its AI-powered features, like text-based editing and automatic captioning, save me hours of work and deliver great results. I particularly love the flexibility it offers to customize captions with branding and adjust styles. Additionally, Reap is user-friendly and easy to navigate, even for beginners. The customer support team is exceptional .. e.g. Usama resolved my feature request in just two days and continuously roll out updates based on user feedback. These factors make Reap a standout video editing platform, especially for producing short-form content for Instagram and YouTube Shorts seamlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The editor needs a bit polishing. However, they are improving it each and every day.. got a word from Usama (CEO). Hence 5* for this one from me! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's very simple to use. You just copy and paste ANY YouTube video into Reap and it generates clips within a few minutes. I tried personally a long video like 40 min. and it gave me all clips I needed within 10 min. Not bad. I tried different similar tools it took them almost 2 days. Horrible. Reap does the job perfectly well and quite fast. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would love to see more integrations. for now just YouTube but I need to post clips on other social platforms like Tik Tok, Fb, IG and of course, Reals are the most important at the moment.Also I'm missing public API and webhook which would help us to scale our clips generation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.