uscale reads your course pages and builds a promo video showing who the course is for, how it works, and what learners get.
A course promo video helps prospective students see what a class actually involves before they enroll. uscale reads your existing course or platform pages and turns them into a short video showing the format, the instructor, the weekly time needed, and what learners receive on completion. It is built in about ten minutes, and the first one is free. See example videos or how pricing works.
| uscale | A filmed shoot | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to the first cut | About ten minutes | Weeks of briefs and shoots |
| What you need | Your website | A brief, a shoot, footage |
| Voice and captions | Included | Extra rounds |
| Changes | Ask the director in the chat | Another booking |
| Your first video | Free | A quote |
Prices per video are on the pricing page.
A course promo video is a short film that shows a prospective student what a course or platform actually involves: who it's for, how it's delivered, who teaches it, and what they get on completion. uscale builds one from your existing course pages, using real instructor footage and course screens rather than stock clips, so it shows the actual product.
The first video is free so you can see the result before paying for anything. After that, pricing depends on the plan you choose and how many videos you need. There is no long-term contract required to try it.
You need a live website or course page with real content: your course description, instructor bio, curriculum, and pricing. uscale reads this to write the script and select the shots. If you have screen recordings of the course player or instructor footage, those can be used too.
Yes. If you change your course price, format, or curriculum, you can regenerate the video from the updated site content instead of starting over. This keeps the video matching what you actually offer.
Most schools put it on the course landing page, in enrollment emails, and in paid ads. It works anywhere a prospective student is deciding whether to start, since it shows the real course rather than a written description.
About ten minutes, and the first video is free.
Make a video It's free