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01 / Import
Open your footage folder.
Choose the folder containing the videos to upload. Rushlot detects every clip, checks its format and leaves the originals untouched.
Your folder becomes the upload queue


Scroll to see the workflow
/ Inside Rushlot
See your footage, review its sales-ready metadata and follow each delivery from a single workspace.
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01 / Import
Choose the folder containing the videos to upload. Rushlot detects every clip, checks its format and leaves the originals untouched.
Your folder becomes the upload queue


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02 / Metadata
Each marketplace wants its metadata a different way. Rushlot drafts the English title, description and keywords in the shape each one expects, a separate set tuned for all four, then lays them side by side for review.
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03 / Transfer
Rushlot sends the video and the right metadata to your Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Pond5 and Getty Images accounts, then verifies every delivery.
Direct from your computer to your accounts
Two reef sharks swimming past camera in clear tropical oceanTransferred to your contributor accounts
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04 / Final submission
Your clip arrives prepared in each contributor portal. When a marketplace requires Submit, you make that final click; it then decides whether to publish the video.
No automated publication claim
Two reef sharks swimming past camera in clear tropical oceanReady for your final submission
To submit↗
To submit↗/ The time it gives back
By hand, even with ChatGPT75 h
By hand: four uploads, four copy pastes, a check on each. 45 minutes a clip.
With Rushlot: one review, about 10 seconds a clip. The rest is yours.
Written by people who sell stock, not generic AI tags.
Adobe’s order, Getty’s vocabulary, Pond5’s 80 characters, each to its own rules.
Nothing goes live until your final click to publish.
Measured active time from a contributor workflow, with metadata already drafted by ChatGPT. Upload time running unattended is excluded.
Real user showcase

January 2024 to September 2026
Actual Seafootage royalties, recorded monthly in US dollars. No projection and no revenue attributed to Rushlot.
$1,808.21Live sales
$4,331.9967 accepted · 0 rejectedThe public Seafootage storefronts, which also hold work published before Rushlot.
/ Four connected marketplaces
Errors are caught before upload
Duration, resolution, frame rate and audio track are checked before the file leaves your computer.
Fixes are automatic
Rushlot removes audio or converts HEVC on a copy. Your original stays untouched.
The text travels with the video
Title and keywords are embedded just before upload, removing portal copy-and-paste.
Your strongest keywords go first
Rushlot orders up to 35 keywords and puts the ten most important first for Adobe search.
Every transfer is verified
After SFTP upload, Rushlot compares the received size byte for byte. An incomplete transfer never appears finished.
You know where every clip stands
Rushlot reads In review and Not accepted without changing your account.
/ Before you join
No tool can promise how a marketplace treats an account, and Rushlot does not. It keeps the rules that matter: you review every clip before it uploads, each clip goes to each marketplace once, two clips with the same file name are both held back, a Latin name is sent only once WoRMS confirms it, nothing is ever submitted for you, and no CAPTCHA is ever solved. A challenge stops the run and hands you the window.
In your computer’s own secret store: the Keychain on a Mac. Rushlot reads them there when it signs in to a marketplace. They are never sent to us and never written to a log.
Often, when a model guesses from the image alone. Here your title is the source of truth: the model drafts an English title and ordered keywords from your words, never over them, and flags a clip when the frames seem to disagree with what you wrote. You read every word before anything is sent.
Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Pond5 and Getty Images through your own contributor accounts. The exact delivery path is adapted to each marketplace.
Not yet. Rushlot uploads to Adobe Stock over SFTP, and Adobe offers SFTP to “qualified accounts” only, without saying what qualifies. If your Contributor Portal offers no SFTP password, Rushlot cannot upload to Adobe for your account yet. An upload through the portal’s own page, in your browser, is planned for those accounts.
Yes, if Getty has accepted you as a contributor. Rushlot prepares and uploads the ESP batch through the Getty portal. It never applies for an account or submits the batch in your place.
The Trial includes 20 clips for life with no card. Pro is 19 € a month or 159 € a year for 150 clips each month. One-off packs contain 150, 500 or 2,000 clips and never expire. Rushlot takes no share of marketplace revenue.
No. Your clips go from your disk to each marketplace, over SFTP or FTPS or through the marketplace’s own page in your browser. When the cloud model drafts your metadata, it receives your title and, for the vision pass, a few small still frames, never the clip. The local model sends nothing at all.
/ Free to start
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No card. 20 clips free for life.
200 lifetime seats, with 100 clips each month. The launch price will be announced before anything can be charged.
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