Paste a client's website. uscale writes the script for your approval, then films or designs the video in that client's colours, type and logo, with a voice, captions and music.
Software, a service and a shop: each film is made in its own brand.
Three steps per client, and you approve the words first.
Or their web app, their GitHub repo or their Instagram. uscale reads what they sell and how they look.
The storyboard comes first, with every spoken line. Change any of them in the chat, or bring the client's own words.
Their colours, type and logo, with a voice, captions and music, in minutes.
The usual ways to deliver client videos, next to pasting a website.
| uscale | Outsourcing to an animator | Making it in-house | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | Most films in 15 to 40 minutes | Usually weeks | Days per video |
| The client's brand | Colours, type and logo read from their site | Set up for each project | Templates adapted by hand |
| The script | Written from their site, or their approved lines word for word | Your brief, their draft, your rounds | You write it |
| Client feedback | Into the chat, and a new cut follows | A revision round | Back to the timeline |
| Formats | Wide and tall from one project | Often quoted per format | Exported one by one |
| Ten clients | Ten projects, each in its own brand | Ten projects to manage | Ten times the hours |
What you get for every client you bring in.
The client work that turns into films.
ROI Maximizer books qualified sales meetings for B2B companies. uscale made its launch film from roimaxi.com: the words its team approved, word for word, on a white page with its orange as the only colour, and its own logo on the close.
Yes. Start one project per client; each keeps its own brand, notes and films.
Yes. uscale takes the colours, type and logo from the client's site, or uses the logo file you give it.
Yes. Give the director the approved lines and any rules, and it keeps them word for word.
Yes. Download each film as an MP4 and hand it over, in the client's own brand.
Yes. Paste the prospect's website, and you can show them their own film in the first meeting.
Pass the feedback to the director in the chat, and it makes a new cut.
Minutes. You approve the script first; the film then runs on its own, and you get an email when it is ready.
Your first video is free, and you need no credit card to start. After that you pay per video with credits, with no subscription. See pricing.
Paste their website before the call. Your first video is free, with no credit card.
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