SaaS explainer video

A SaaS explainer video people understand

Turn a complex product into a clear 45–60-second story. Spira handles the complete production package for $3,500.

Make the value of your SaaS clear fast

A good SaaS explainer video does not list every feature. It shows the problem, introduces the product and gives the viewer one strong reason to care.

We shape that story around your real product and audience. You validate the script and storyboard before animation starts, so the final video stays accurate and focused.

  • One focused message for your ideal customer
  • Product UI and brand details built into the story
  • Product Film production planned over 4 weeks

Choose your product film

Product Film

One clear product story for a launch, website or sales conversation.

$3,500USD / project
  • One 45–60 second film, one story and one language
  • Message, script and storyboard
  • Motion design shaped around your brand and product
  • Agreed voice-over, music and sound design
  • 16:9 and 9:16 versions of the same film
  • Review and approval at each production stage
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Launch Rollout

The product film plus two short edits for a coordinated rollout.

$4,900USD / project
  • Everything in Product Film
  • Two 15-second cutdowns from the approved film
  • A distinct opening hook on each cutdown
  • 16:9 and 9:16 versions of each cutdown
  • A short guide to the intended use of each file
  • Review and approval at each production stage
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Common questions

What is included in a SaaS explainer video?

The offer includes message, script and storyboard, motion design around your product, 16:9 and 9:16 versions of the same film, agreed voice-over, music and sound design and review and approval at each stage.

How long should a SaaS explainer video be?

A 45–60 second film gives enough time to explain one problem, one product promise and one next step without overloading the viewer.