uscale turns your course website into a short video that explains what's inside, who teaches it, and how enrollment works.
A course creator video helps prospective students understand what a course actually contains before they buy. uscale reads your course website, plans the film, adds narration and captions, and delivers a first draft in about ten minutes. It shows your modules, your workbook, your community access, and your own reason for building the course, not promised outcomes. 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.
It is a short video that explains a course from the creator's point of view: why they built it, what is inside, how enrollment works, and what a student's finished work looks like. uscale builds it from your existing course website, then adds narration and captions, so viewers understand the offer before they enroll.
The first video is free. After that, uscale charges per video or through a plan, depending on how often you need new ones, for example around a new cohort opening or a module update. Pricing is shown once you see the first draft, so you can judge the fit before paying anything.
Mainly your course website. uscale reads it to find your modules, workbook, community details, and enrollment dates. If you have footage of your workspace, workbook pages, or a student message shared with permission, that helps, but it is not required to get a first draft.
Yes. You can edit the script, swap in different shots, update module counts, or change the enrollment dates if they shift. Since the video is generated from your site content, updating the site and regenerating keeps the video accurate.
On your course landing page, in emails to your list before enrollment opens or closes, and on social platforms where prospective students first hear about the course. It works best wherever someone is deciding whether to enroll, since it shows the actual content rather than a sales pitch.
About ten minutes, and the first video is free.
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