OpenShot Video Editor

OpenShot is a free, open-source video editor for Linux, Mac and Windows. The site says you can edit without subscriptions, watermarks or project limits.

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OpenShot Video Editor is a productivity and SaaS perk from OpenShot, offering a free plan (no watermarks or limits), with no funding required.

Value: Free plan
Who qualifies: No funding needed
Benefit type: Free plan
Terms: Verified

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What you get

Inside OpenShot Video Editor

OpenShot is free to download and use. The site says you can edit without subscriptions, watermarks, or project limits. It is available on Linux, Mac, and Windows, and it is free software under the GNU General Public License.

Source: The provider's official program page

Eligibility

Who it's for

Free plan Any startup

Funding / backing: No funding needed
Geography: Global
Recurring / expiry: Free with no end date stated on the page.
Other requirements: The site states no paid version or project limits for OpenShot.

How to claim

How to apply for OpenShot Video Editor

Steps to apply

1Download OpenShot free from openshot.org.

Good to know: Plans read on openshot.org on October 29, 2026.

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Source: The provider's official program page

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