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Delivers a short (30–60 sec) animated 2D explainer video illustrating the software’s core functionality. Solves the pain of abstract features: it turns text/UI descriptions into a concrete visual narrative. Includes basic scriptwriting, voiceover, and simple animations. Ideal for early-stage demos where 3D rendering isn’t needed.
A higher-impact (1–2 min) 3D product demo video that shows the software environment (e.g. UI, data flows) with photorealistic elements. Addresses the need to impress sophisticated audiences (investors, enterprise buyers) and stand out from “flat” 2D promos. Comes with full concept/story development and polished 3D graphics.
A bundled solution for major launches or conferences. Includes: a hero 1–2 min 3D/animated launch video (covering product intro or event keynote), plus 2–3 months of social/marketing content (e.g. short clips, teasers, infographics) repurposed from the video. Also adds strategy support (aligning messaging, using the ROI calculator analytics) and premium deliverables (e.g. extended cuts, alternate language versions). This bundle solves the end-to-end launch pain point: not just a video, but a sustained multimedia campaign.

Provides high-quality 3D renderings and still images of the hardware product from multiple angles. Ideal when a physical prototype isn’t available or for marketing materials. Solves “invisible prototype” problems by creating lifelike visuals for brochures, websites, or press kits. (Can include up to 5-10 renders of different views.)
A dynamic 60-second video showcasing the hardware’s design and operation. Covers pain points like explaining mechanical or electronic features that photos alone cannot. Includes basic product-in-use animation (showing moving parts, exploded views, etc.) to highlight how the hardware works.
Platinum – Hardware Launch Campaign Package (~$50K+). Similar to the software Platinum, tailored for hardware: a 1–2 minute showcase video (combining 3D renders and motion graphics) plus 2–3 months of event/social content. Includes: teaser videos (“coming soon”), in-event reels (e.g. trade show launch clips), and post-launch case study cut. This addresses hardware companies’ biggest pain at a conference launch – generating buzz before, during, and after the event.