We understand technical complexity
We've worked across SaaS, AI, cybersecurity, fintech, robotics and enterprise technology. We know how to translate technical detail into a story buyers can follow without losing what makes your product different.
Explainer video production
We turn complex products into clear, compelling videos that help buyers understand your value. From SaaS and AI platforms to robotics and warehouse automation, we handle strategy, script, design, animation and delivery.
Explainer video examples
Explore explainer videos we've created for enterprise SaaS, AI, fintech, cybersecurity and industrial technology companies.
Making multi-cloud data security easier to understand through a combination of 2D and 3D animation.
Explaining accounts receivable automation and the value of smarter financial workflows.
Visualizing how robots, automated storage and warehouse systems work together through 3D animation.
Showing how agentic AI can simplify complex prior-authorization workflows.
Turning an interconnected data platform into a clear visual explanation.
A 2D motion graphics explainer for BookX: multi-day bookings, capacity control, reminders and payments.
KanTime DataHub, a business intelligence tool for healthcare management, in motion graphics.
Workplace mental health and wellness, told through 2D character animation.
Investment research turned into a motion graphics film about smarter portfolio decisions.
Our approach
Your audience doesn't need to know every feature. They need to understand what your product does, why it matters and how it solves their problem. That's where we focus.
We've worked across SaaS, AI, cybersecurity, fintech, robotics and enterprise technology. We know how to translate technical detail into a story buyers can follow without losing what makes your product different.
Every video starts with your audience and the decision you want to influence. We connect product capabilities to business value, rather than simply animating a list of features.
One dedicated producer, clear milestones and structured reviews. Your team knows what's being created, when feedback is needed and what comes next.
Types of explainer video
The right format depends on your product, audience and objective. We'll recommend the approach that communicates your message most effectively.
Show products and environments from perspectives that traditional filming cannot capture.
Launch, explain, sell or train: the goal decides the style.
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Tell us what you're building and what you need the video to achieve.
We'll recommend an approach, estimated production timeline and project budget based on your brief.
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Choose the right style
Start from the job the video has to do. The style follows.
How we work
A structured process that keeps your message, visuals and production aligned from the first brief to final delivery.
We understand your product, audience, objectives and key messaging challenges. Together, we establish what the video needs to communicate.
Output: Agreed brief and direction.We develop the narrative, define the visual approach and map the story scene by scene.
Output: Script, storyboard and visual direction for approval.Our team creates the visual assets and brings the approved story to life through animation, voiceover and sound.
Output: Animated video for review.We incorporate feedback within the agreed revision scope, complete the finishing work and deliver the approved video.
Output: Final video in the agreed format.Where explainers work
A well-planned explainer can support more than one marketing or sales activity.
Tell us the channels and the goal. We scope one video that works across your website, sales and onboarding, plus any short cut-downs for campaigns and events.
Pricing and timelines
Every video is scoped around the work required to communicate your product effectively.
Most explainer videos we produce cost between $1,250 and $6,500. A typical 60-second 2D explainer averages about $3,000.
Average for a 60-second video, in US dollars. 30-second videos start at $1,250, and each extra 30 seconds adds about $1,000 to $2,500. Every price covers script, storyboard, style frames, illustration and animation, voiceover, music and sound, with milestone reviews.
Pricing depends on video length, animation style, visual complexity, asset requirements and the number of deliverables.
A 2D software explainer typically requires a different production approach from a detailed 3D animation of an industrial system.
4 to 6 weeks
A typical 2D explainer video takes approximately four to six weeks. More complex 3D work and multi-video projects are scheduled according to their scope.
Explainer video case studies
Full project breakdowns from fintech, AI, SaaS and warehouse automation: the brief and the approach behind each video.

End-to-end warehouse automation, mapped in 3D.

AI payment prediction and collections, made easy to follow.

Multi-cloud data security, decoded in a hybrid animation.

AI visual inspection, shown as an immersive 3D product experience.

RFID tracking made visible from end to end.

An autonomous AMR system, walked through in 3D.

A unified cloud data platform, explained in motion graphics.

Workplace mental wellness, told through a thoughtful animation.
Client stories
Named clients, real roles, real companies. From teams who needed a partner that understood the product.
“Quality production, and an easy process from start to finish. Client-friendly and dependable throughout.”
“Outstanding value: a no-compromise product at an extremely reasonable price.”
“A true one-stop shop for an animated video. Completely headache-free.”
“Delivered on the exact timelines they promised. No missed deadlines, no scope drift.”
“Proactive, with updates every step of the way. Final version within five weeks.”
“3D videos helped us showcase our capabilities at exhibitions and convert many leads.”
“Good listeners. They turned our thoughts into the final product with minimal back and forth.”
“Willing to learn all about our industry, which was new to them.”
“Took feedback constructively while pushing the creative bar.”
FAQ
Short answers to what marketing teams ask first.
Averages for a 60-second video, in US dollars. See full pricing
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