AutoScribble for SaaS
Explain the product without booking a demo.
Software teams ship faster than they can document, and the gap shows up as demo requests, support tickets and churn in the first month. Short animated explainers close it: one video for what the product is, one per feature that needs explaining, and a couple for onboarding. Write a brief, edit the narration for free, and render a minute of video for the cost of a few minutes of someone's time.
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
A small library, not one big video
Each video should answer one question.
- What the product is, for the home page
- One video per feature that generates questions
- Getting started, for the welcome email
- Upgrade or renewal, for existing customers
Written by whoever knows the answer
Because the input is writing, a support lead or product manager can make a video without involving design. They already write the explanation in tickets; this turns it into something reusable.
Keeping pace with releases
When a feature changes, the video changes.
Onboarding and support
The first week decides retention. A two-minute getting-started video in the welcome email and short answers linked from help articles both reduce the questions your team answers by hand.
Seeing what worked
Each video has statistics for views, watch time, devices and countries, so you can tell which explanation held attention and which needs rewriting.
Cost
100 credits is one minute of finished video, so 50 for thirty seconds and 200 for two minutes. New accounts start with 100 welcome credits, and script work never costs anything.
Create Video
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
Common questions
- Who should make the videos?
- Whoever writes the explanations already: support, product or marketing. The input is writing, not design.
- How many videos does a SaaS product need?
- One for the product, one per feature that generates questions, and one or two for onboarding is a good start.
- Can we update them when the product changes?
- Yes, make changes lets you edit the script and order a new version; the old one stays in your library.
- Can we see how they performed?
- Yes, each video has view, watch time, device and country statistics.