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How much does a SaaS launch video cost?

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Short answer: A one-minute SaaS launch video costs roughly $2,000 to $5,500 from an agency, $2,000 to $5,000 from a freelancer, $245 to $995 from a fixed-price studio, $25 to $90 a month with a subscription tool, and $19 per film with a per-film generator like CrossLoop.

What do agencies charge?

Vendor guides quote about $2,000 to $5,500 for a one-minute SaaS video, and much more at premium studios. Prices rise with animation, live action, revisions and extra formats.

What do freelancers charge?

Freelancers typically charge $2,000 to $5,000 per finished minute, or an hourly rate where revisions add up. Quality varies, so ask for reels of similar work.

What do fixed-price studios charge?

Some studios publish packages, for example about $245 for 15 seconds and $995 for 60 seconds, with delivery in several days.

What do AI subscription tools cost?

ToolEntry priceNotes
Pictory$29/month ($25 billed yearly)URL and script to video with stock footage
Synthesia$29/month ($18 billed yearly)Avatar videos, about 12 minutes a month
InVideo$20 per seat/month ($10 billed yearly)Prompt to video, credit-based
Creatify$39/monthURL to short ad videos
Compare prices checked on Prices from each vendor’s pricing page.

What does a per-film generator cost?

CrossLoop charges per finished film: $19 for one, $49 for five, $129 for twenty. Credits never expire.

What drives the cost up?

  • Custom animation or live action
  • On-camera talent
  • Rounds of revisions
  • Each extra aspect ratio (vertical, square)
  • A rush deadline

How should you decide?

Match the spend to how long the video will live. A film that will run for years can justify an agency. A video for a feature release that is old in two weeks should cost an afternoon, not a month.

What does a CrossLoop film look like?

Here is the film CrossLoop made from Canva’s website. More in the free examples.

Frequently asked questions

Is a $19 video good enough to launch with?
For a feature launch, Product Hunt or social posts, yes. It shows your real product. It is not a custom brand film.
What is the cheapest decent option?
Screen-record it yourself (free, takes hours) or use a per-film generator ($19, takes minutes).