The best 30 seconds of your show are buried in a 90-minute recording

Yes. Callback supports Standard, Armando, Harold, Montage, Premise, Generic, and Custom formats. Pick the format when you set up a project and the AI understands the structure of your show — the monologue or premise that opens a Harold, the guest story an Armando is built around — so the clips it suggests respect how your form actually works. If your show doesn't fit a named format, use Generic or Custom.

Two ways: upload a recording directly, or import it straight from Google Drive. Once it's in, Callback starts analyzing — you don't have to do anything else to get your first set of clip suggestions.

Callback listens for audience laughter, transcribes the show, and runs a scene analysis to find the moments that landed — the big lines, the callbacks, the beats the room reacted to. It hands you a ranked set of clip candidates with timestamps, so you spend your time editing the funny instead of scrubbing a 90-minute timeline looking for it. You stay in control: every suggestion is yours to keep, trim, or skip.

Yes. On Pro, you can add unlimited team members with owner, editor, and viewer roles, and invite collaborators with a code. A theater running several shows can keep each show as its own team under one account and one bill. The Free tier is a single member (you).

Projects are kept for 30 days, then they're permanently deleted — Callback isn't a permanent archive for your raw shows, so keep your own master copies. You can re-edit any saved clip as much as you want during that window at no cost.

Yes. Free gives you one full analysis per calendar month — Callback's AI reading your show and returning clip suggestions — plus every editing tool (trim, reframe, captions, bleeps, fade, volume) and all show formats. You get a real, finished vertical clip you can download; free exports carry a small Callback watermark in the corner. It's built to let you see how good the clips are before you pay. Re-editing your saved clips is always unlimited and free.

Pro is priced by how much show you analyze, not a flat monthly seat. You pick a monthly bucket — 60, 180, 300, 600, or 1,500 minutes — and bigger buckets cost less per minute. A 45-minute show uses 45 minutes. The two things people like most: you only pay for minutes you haven't analyzed before (widen a clip's range and you're charged just for the new minutes, never the whole show again), and unused minutes roll over month to month while your subscription is active. Pro output has no watermark.

Free is $0 for one analysis a month. Pro starts at $9/month for 60 minutes and scales up to $169/month for 1,500 minutes, with better per-minute rates at the higher buckets. You can scale your bucket up or down anytime, and cancel anytime — if you cancel, you keep Pro and any banked minutes through the end of your billing period; remaining minutes expire when the subscription ends.