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Frame24 reads your positioning, colours, type and logo, and proposes a few ways to tell the story.
SaaS explainer video
Explain your software in 30 to 60 seconds: the problem, the mechanism shown in your real interface, and the outcome.
Three-day trial · Card required · Three 30-second films
In plain terms
The scenes that make the argument
Three scenes carry a short product film: where the viewer starts, the action in your product, and the result.
| Scene | What to show |
|---|---|
| Problem in buyer language | Name one buyer problem in plain language, using supplied product positioning rather than a category slogan. |
| Mechanism anchored in UI | Show the mechanism anchored in the actual interface or a clearly labelled explanation of it. |
| Practical outcome | Finish on the practical outcome, keeping the result narrow enough that the evidence on screen supports it. |
A concrete storyline
For example: a buyer struggling to turn rough job notes into quotations sees how structured input becomes a usable document. An explainer answers why the mechanism matters; a full demo answers how the controls work. Choose that purpose before deciding which screens deserve time.
The buyer objection to answer
An explainer that never shows the product can sound like any vendor in the category. Anchor the mechanism in real evidence, then use narration to connect the steps rather than describe every visible button.
How it works
Frame24 reads your positioning, colours, type and logo, and proposes a few ways to tell the story.
Screens captured from your running app — in Frame24's secure browser or by your coding agent — become the scenes.
Watch the film in the browser, describe any change in plain words, and render the version you approve.
A real pipeline example
Notequote illustrates rough job notes becoming a finished quotation. It is a real pipeline example; it does not imply that your product has the same features or that this company endorses Frame24.
Public prices in US dollars
Frame24 bills in USD. The trial converts to the chosen paid plan; review the terms before starting. Credits settle at measured production cost, so they are not a fixed number of films.
| Option | Price in USD | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| Trial | $0 | Three-day card-required trial: three 30-second films, no downloads or generated media |
| Creator | $39 per month | 450 production credits |
| Pro | $149 per month | 2,000 production credits |
| Studio | $399 per month | 6,000 production credits |
| One 30-second film download | $20 | One 30-second film download |
Standard films are 30 or 60 seconds; more than 30 requires paid access. Text and narration support eleven selectable film languages. No native regional accent or bulk translation workflow is promised.
Frame24 makes a film, not an interactive sandbox, and cannot invent a working interface from a feature you have not shipped. Consider Arcade or Storylane for interactive evaluation and Synthesia or HeyGen when a presenter is central to the format.
Frame24 has an OAuth MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Gemini CLI and Windsurf. ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini have custom-connector setup guides. Perplexity connector support is not claimed. MCP (English)
Questions
Show problem in buyer language → mechanism anchored in ui → practical outcome. Name one buyer problem in plain language, using supplied product positioning rather than a category slogan. Finish on the practical outcome, keeping the result narrow enough that the evidence on screen supports it.
Use your website and approved product material, then supply the actual screens or images for the job. Show the mechanism anchored in the actual interface or a clearly labelled explanation of it. A public URL alone does not expose private application screens.
Frame24 makes a film, not an interactive sandbox, and cannot invent a working interface from a feature you have not shipped. Consider Arcade or Storylane for interactive evaluation and Synthesia or HeyGen when a presenter is central to the format. Review the final claims and supplied assets with the people responsible for the product before publishing.
Three-day card-required trial: three 30-second films, no downloads or generated media. Creator: $39 per month. One 30-second film download: $20. Frame24 bills in USD. The trial converts to the chosen paid plan; review the terms before starting. Credits settle at measured production cost, so they are not a fixed number of films.
Start with your website and approved source material. Check the scenes and claims before rendering.
Start your trial Three-day trial · Card required · Three 30-second films