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Shootsta vs 90 Seconds

90 Seconds and Shootsta both help businesses produce video globally. The difference is in the production model: a creator marketplace vs a subscription platform. Here's how they compare.

How do Shootsta and 90 Seconds compare?

Dimension
90 Seconds
Shootsta
What they do
Global video marketplace connecting brands with creators
Video production platform with guided filming and professional editing
Pricing model
Per-project, based on creator rates
Monthly subscription with predictable costs
Best for
On-location professional shoots in specific cities
Teams producing multiple videos per month across formats
Who films
Matched creator from their network
Your team (guided) or Shootsta crew
Turnaround
Varies by creator and project scope
48-hour first cut
Brand consistency
Depends on the creator matched to each project
Brand kit locked into every edit automatically
Video types
Live-action, event coverage, brand content
Live-action, animation, training, social, events, testimonials, and more
Global reach
Strong in APAC with a global creator network
Offices in Sydney, London, Singapore, and San Diego
Scalability
Linear cost - each video is a new project with a new creator
Fixed cost subscription - per-video cost drops with volume

What 90 Seconds does well

Professional on-location shoots worldwide

90 Seconds has built a strong global creator marketplace. When you need a professional videographer in Jakarta, Sao Paulo, or Munich for an on-location shoot, they can match you with local talent quickly. Their platform handles the logistics of connecting brands with creators across different markets.

This model works well for brand content, event coverage, and location-specific storytelling where you need professional filming in a city where you don't have a team.

What Shootsta adds

Your team produces at volume

Shootsta flips the model: instead of hiring an external creator for each shoot, your own team handles filming using guided prompts and provided kits. Professional editors deliver branded videos within 48 hours. This means you can produce 10-50 videos per month at a predictable cost.

The subscription model covers all formats - live-action, animation, training, social, and internal comms. Your per-video cost drops as you produce more, instead of paying a new project fee each time.

Which one should you choose?

If you need professional on-location filming in cities where you don't have a team, 90 Seconds is a good option. Their creator network handles the logistics.

If your team needs to produce video regularly across multiple formats - training, marketing, internal comms, social - Shootsta's subscription model gives you more output, faster turnaround, and better economics at volume.

Some companies use both for different purposes. See our full list of comparisons or explore Shootsta's pricing.

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