Guide · Marketing & Creative Agencies · By the AutoScribble Team · Published 22 September 2026
Building a monthly animated video content package for clients
Short answer
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.
Who this guide is for
Agencies and freelancers selling recurring content retainers. It's part of our marketing & creative agencies resources.
What you'll need
- Client content calendar
- Brand settings
- Agreed deliverables and revision allowance
Step by step
- 1
Fix the deliverables
Number, length and format per month.
- 2
Plan topics ahead
Pull from the client's launches, FAQs and seasonal moments.
- 3
Batch approvals
Send all scripts in one round to save back-and-forth.
- 4
Generate and schedule
Deliver files ready for the client's scheduling tool.
- 5
Review performance
Use view counts to choose next month's topics.
Illustrative monthly package
| Week | Deliverable | Format |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Scripts for all three videos sent for approval | Text |
| 2 | Social explainer: one tip | 30s portrait |
| 3 | Service explainer | 60s landscape |
| 4 | Social explainer: FAQ answer | 30s portrait |
Illustrative example written for this guide.
Copy the AutoScribble prompt
Complete prompt
Create a 30-second portrait whiteboard video for [client]'s social channels explaining [one tip or FAQ]. Open with a one-line hook, give one clear takeaway, keep on-screen words short, write in the client's voice, and end with [CTA].
Common mistakes
- Undefined scope
- Approvals trickling in one by one
- Ignoring performance data
Review before publishing
- Scope matches the retainer
- Brand consistent
- Client approved
Questions
How do I price revisions?
Set a revision price alongside the video price when you send it; clients see it on the shared page.