Services
Explainer
Explain what you do once, well — instead of a hundred times badly.
Who this is for
Businesses whose offering takes explaining, where the founder repeats the same pitch all day and the website still leaves people unsure what it is.
If people don't get what you do in the first minute, most of them leave — and a founder can't be in every room repeating the pitch. An explainer video does that explaining once, properly: a tight script, a clear storyboard, and animation or motion graphics that make an abstract product concrete. We write it with you so it's accurate, keep it to the length people actually watch, and deliver it captioned for silent autoplay and ready for your site and socials.
What it removes
The problems this actually takes off your plate.
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Prospects don't understand what you do, so they bounce.
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The founder repeats the same explanation all day.
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The product is abstract or technical and hard to show.
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The website needs one clear sixty-second explainer and doesn't have it.
What a build includes
Pre-production
- Script
- Storyboard
- Voiceover direction
- Style frames
Production
- Animation / motion graphics
- Voiceover
- Music & sound
- On-brand visuals
Delivery
- Web & social cuts
- Captions / subtitles
- Vertical version
- Thumbnail
How we build it
- 01
Script
We write the explanation tight and accurate, with you.
- 02
Storyboard
We plan every shot before animating anything.
- 03
Produce
We animate, voice and score it on-brand.
- 04
Deliver
We cut and caption it for web and social.
What changes
- The hardest thing to explain, explained once and reused everywhere.
- A clearer website and a founder who stops repeating the pitch.
- A video people actually watch to the end.
FAQ
Questions owners actually ask
Do you write the script?
Yes — scripting is half the work of a good explainer, and we do it with you so it's both clear and accurate. You know the product; we know how to make it land in sixty seconds. We won't put claims in the script you can't stand behind.
Animated or filmed?
Usually animated or motion-graphic, because it's easier to show abstract or software products clearly and to update later. Filmed makes sense when the people or the physical place are the point. We'll recommend based on what you're explaining.
How long should it be?
Most explainers land best at sixty to ninety seconds. Longer and people drop off; shorter and you can't explain anything real. We fight to keep it tight rather than let scope creep stretch it.
Can I get it in other languages?
Yes — once the base is built, additional language versions (voiceover or captions) are far cheaper than starting over. Useful if you serve audiences across regions.
Tell us what's broken. We'll tell you where to start.
Industries we build this for