yes, it would be good to have a disable button for videos like shutterstock has.  If I change my mind later, I'm not going to re-upload the videos again.  At least with a disable button I can undo it.

My last 5 video sales after introducing new subscription model : $28, $2.80, $2.80, $2.38, $2.80 - Avg $7.75

5 video sales before that: $23.80, $46.68, $14, $28, $17.50  - Avg $26

Quote from: MatHayward on April 11, 2022, 11:30

We do not offer this option at Adobe Stock. To take your video files offline, you will need to delete them one at a time. The only option to disable in one fell swoop would be to request your entire account be deleted via the contact us link found at the bottom of the Adobe Stock contributor portal.

-Mat

Hi Matt, do you know how long it takes for the photos or videos to be removed from search ie no longer for sale after deletion?

Should be fast. If you are seeing your clips still, try clicking on them and see if they are showing up as available. Most likely you will get a 404 error or a "that file is no longer online" message.

-Mat

I'm in the process of deleting 7850 video clips from Adobe. All of them are going to P5 Exclusive. Goodbye AS.

I'm sorry to hear that @Komikmiha. I wish you the very best of luck with your endeavors.

Mat Hayward

Videos can still be sold on Adobe Stock via Pond5's Global Partner Program can't they? I'm not sure if that is still going.

Seeing these commission rates, I'm somehow glad I didn't invest time and money last year in developing a video portfolio.
I only have a few dozen of video's online, generating a handful of sales per year, at indeed pretty low commissions. I probably missed out a lot of potential revenue when commission rates where higher, and starting the learning curve to shoot and edit clips was still on my to-do list, but now... Who's still motivated?

Shooting and editing stills is a pretty solid and efficient process for me, and I'm starting to get the feeling that it generates a higher return for me than start shooting video, for which I have to go through a learning and investing curve.

I might be wrong, and the fact that I only sell a handful of clips is directly related to the quality issues my clips have, but I will have a mountain to climb when I want to develop my skills in shooting video, and seeing the comments of others, there's no cherry on the cake after taking the effort. Right?

 

Videos can still be sold on Adobe Stock via Pond5's Global Partner Program can't they? I'm not sure if that is still going.

Under P5's most recent contributor contract changes the GPP program is still alive and now cannot be opt'ed out of as previously.

So could assume all P5 videos maybe even Exclusives can now be licensed thru their GPP's including AS until P5 makes it clear otherwise.

I could be okay with some of these lowered commissions if there was an increase in sales volume, but there isn't. It was the same on Shutterstock and now on Adobe. Just had my occasional video sale on Adobe which use to be most commonly $28. Yesterday's video sale: $6.30.

I suspect you could thank Adobe Stock's new subscription scheme that can now include videos for that $6.30 sale.

My last 5 video sales after introducing new subscription model : $28, $2.80, $2.80, $2.38, $2.80 - Avg $7.75

5 video sales before that: $23.80, $46.68, $14, $28, $17.50  - Avg $26

Same story here. I'll probably close this account.

Quote from: komikmiha on April 21, 2022, 12:26

I'm in the process of deleting 7850 video clips from Adobe. All of them are going to P5 Exclusive. Goodbye AS.

With the latest news, do you still think P5 is the best place on earth? I'll hang on to AS

No. I think with SS buying P5 video stock market is now officially dead.