Marketing & Creative Agencies
Whiteboard explainer videos for agencies delivering client work
AutoScribble gives marketing agencies, content studios and freelancers a way to produce branded whiteboard explainers for clients from a brief or website. Agency accounts can organise work by client, save client contacts, send finished videos for review with a private link, set a price and revision price, and track views and payments.
Who it's for: Marketing and digital agencies, content studios, video freelancers and consultants producing explainers for clients.
The communication problems we hear most
Animation margins are thin
Traditional explainers take days of scripting, illustration and editing. Clients won't pay for that on small projects.
Revisions eat time
Clients request changes after seeing the final film, when changes are most expensive.
Client work is scattered
Briefs, drafts, contacts and invoices live in different tools.
Monthly content is a grind
Retainers need fresh video every month across several clients.
What you can make
Client homepage explainers
Start from the client's website and brand colours.
Monthly content packages
Two or three short social explainers per client per month.
Pitch videos for prospects
Make a sample explainer for a lead and send it with a price.
Campaign support
Short explainers for launches, events or awareness pushes.
SaaS and B2B product marketing
Concept explainers for technical client products.
Charity campaign production
Affordable awareness videos for nonprofit clients.
From source material to finished video
- 1
Set up the client
Add the client, their website and their contacts. Brand colours can be pulled from their website if not set.
- 2
Approve the script first
Share the script with the client before generating — changes at script stage cost nothing.
- 3
Make and send for review
Generate the video and send it to client contacts with a preview of the exact email.
- 4
Get paid
Set a video price and revision price; the client sees a pay-and-download option on the shared page.
Worked example
Illustrative example. Client brief: a local physiotherapy clinic wants a homepage video explaining its first-appointment process. Length: 60 seconds, landscape. Brand: teal and coral.
Sample narration
“Back pain, a sports injury, stiffness that won't go away — whatever brought you here, your first appointment starts with listening. We'll assess how you move, explain what's going on in plain English, and agree a plan that fits your life. Most people leave their first visit with exercises to start straight away. Book online in under a minute.”
Storyboard (illustrative, not a rendered video)
- Scene 1
Three people: one holding their back, one with a knee brace, one stretching a stiff neck.
Back pain, a sports injury, stiffness…
- Scene 2
A physio and patient talking, a notepad and speech bubbles in teal.
Your first appointment starts with listening.
- Scene 3
A simple spine diagram and a checklist plan in coral.
We'll assess how you move… and agree a plan…
- Scene 4
A phone with a 'Book now' button and a stopwatch.
Book online in under a minute.
Prompts you can use today
Copy a prompt, or open it straight in the create box. Replace anything in square brackets.
Client brief to explainer
Write a 60-second landscape whiteboard explainer for our client [client name], a [type of business] at [website]. Audience: [audience]. Use the brief below, write in the client's first-person 'we' voice, cover the problem, how they help and why to choose them, and end with their call to action: [CTA]. [Paste brief]
Monthly social explainer
Create a 30-second portrait whiteboard video for [client]'s social channels explaining [one tip or service], with a hook in the first sentence and one clear takeaway. Keep on-screen words short.
Prospect pitch video
Research [prospect website] and write a 90-second landscape whiteboard explainer in the company's own voice about their main service, suitable as a sample to pitch to them. Use only facts from their website.
What AutoScribble does
- Start from a typed idea, a pasted script, a website address, or an uploaded plain-text, Markdown or RTF document
- Edit the draft title, script and scene plan freely before anything is made
- Videos from 30 seconds to 4 minutes, in landscape (16:9) or portrait (9:16)
- Narration in 15 languages with a choice of voices
- Your logo and brand colours drawn into the sketch
- Download as MP4, share a private link, or embed on your website
- 100 credits make one minute of video; new accounts get 50 welcome credits for one free 30-second video
- Android app on Google Play; on iPhone, use the website in Safari
There is no LMS, SCORM or record-system integration: you download the video and upload it where you need it. Read how it works in how AutoScribble works or get the Android app.
When sketch animation fits
- Fast, affordable explainers for small and mid-sized clients
- Recurring social content
- Pitching new clients with a sample
- Clients who can't provide footage
When another format is better
- Premium bespoke animation with custom characters — commission an animator
- Live-action brand films
- Detailed UI walkthroughs — record the screen
Questions from marketing & creative agencies teams
Can agencies resell AutoScribble videos to clients?
Agency accounts are built for client work: you can set your own video and revision prices, send videos to clients and take payment. Check the current terms for full commercial-use details.
Is there white labelling?
Client emails use your agency's name and logo. AutoScribble isn't sold as a fully white-labelled platform.
How do client approvals work?
Share the script before generating, then send the finished video to client contacts. Clients can react, rate and request changes from the shared page.
Can I make a video from a client's website?
Yes. Paste the website address and AutoScribble researches the site and drafts a script in the client's voice, and can pick up their brand colours.
How do agencies get paid?
Set a price for the video and for revisions. The shared page shows a pay-and-download option, and paid videos appear in your revenue view.
How is this different from the Marketing page?
The Marketing page is for in-house teams making their own videos. This page is for agencies producing videos for clients.
Step-by-step guides
How to turn a client brief into an animated explainer video
Capture the brief in five fields — audience, problem, what the client does, proof, and call to action — then give AutoScribble the brief plus the client's website so it can research and write in the client's voice. Share the script for approval before generating, apply the client's brand colours and logo, and send the finished video with a private review link.
Read the guideBuilding a monthly animated video content package for clients
Define a fixed monthly deliverable — for example two 30-second portrait social explainers and one 60-second landscape video — plan topics a month ahead from the client's content calendar, batch script approvals in one round, and generate once approved. Price each video and revision so scope is clear, and reuse the client's saved brand settings for consistency.
Read the guideManaging script approval and revisions for animated client videos
Get written approval on the script and scene plan before generating, because changes at script stage cost nothing while changes after rendering mean a new version. Agree up front how many revisions are included and the price of extra ones, ask for feedback in a structured format, and use AutoScribble's shared review page so clients can react and request changes in one place.
Read the guideRelated sectors
- Technology & SaaS — Product marketing for software clients.
- Charities & Nonprofits — Campaign production for nonprofit clients.
- Legal & Professional Services — Explainers for professional-services clients.
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