SaaS demo videos
SaaS product demo videos that explain your launch in 30 seconds
I turn your product into a short motion graphics video: your UI animated, real data and a closing call to action. Ready for your landing page, Product Hunt, LinkedIn and the launch email.
- Length built for launches
- 30–90 s
- Length built for launches
- 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 for web and social
- 3 formats
- 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 for web and social
- Videos published
- 350+
- Videos published
Real example
How a product launch video is built
A 26-second demo video for the EODHD APIs MCP server. Click a scene to jump to it and see the job each part does.
Companies I've collaborated with
The problem
Why your launch goes unnoticed
Nobody gets excited about a changelog
You write "new feature" in a post and nobody gets it until they see it working.
Screenshots don't tell the story
A static image can't show the before and after, or how fast it is to get started.
A screen recording isn't enough
A four-minute screencast with the cursor wandering around won't get watched on LinkedIn or Product Hunt. It gets watched in 30 seconds, or not at all.
Where to use it
One video for every channel of your launch
Product Hunt
The gallery video that decides whether people click through to try it.
Landing page hero
Explains the product before the visitor reads a single line.
LinkedIn and X
Vertical and square cuts with captions, made to work with the sound off.
Launch email
A GIF or thumbnail that links to the video and earns the click.
Sales and onboarding
The demo your sales team sends before the first call.
Docs and changelog
Every new feature, explained in seconds right inside the docs.
How we work together
From "we launch on Tuesday" to a video ready to post
What SaaS teams tell me before a launch, and how I handle it.
- 1
Brief
"We launch soon and have nothing to show"
What I do
I try your product and we agree on the message, the audience and the key moment to show.
A clear message for the launch.
- 2
Script
"We can't explain it in 30 seconds"
What I do
I write the script scene by scene: hook, problem, product, proof and call to action.
An approved storyboard before animating.
- 3
Motion
"We don't have a motion designer"
What I do
I animate your product's UI with your colours, your typography and real data.
A video with your brand, not a template.
- 4
Delivery
"We need it for the website, LinkedIn and Product Hunt"
What I do
I export in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1, with captions so it works with the sound off.
Ready to post on launch day.
What's included
Everything you need to launch with video
- Scene-by-scene script and storyboard
- Motion graphics built on your product's UI
- Your brand: colours, typography and logo
- Real data and use cases, not generic mockups
- Music and sound effects
- Captions for sound-off viewing
- Exports in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1
- Revisions on the storyboard and the final cut
Added value
Product feedback from an outside perspective
To create each piece, I use your product the way a new customer would. Along the way, I share what I find with your development team: code errors, gaps in the docs, and an honest view of how the product comes across from the outside.
- Errors and bugs found while integrating the product
- Mistakes or gaps in the docs and examples
- Points where a new user gets stuck
Case study
How I helped EODHD APIs turn technical traffic into customers
Problem
EODHD APIs has a solid financial data API, but many developers didn't understand why they should choose it over other market data sources.
Solution
Technical articles and tutorials with real code showing the API solving concrete problems — from LangChain AI agents to automated technical analysis.
Content type
SEO technical articles, code tutorials, and demo videos.
“Kevin's content doesn't stay surface-level — he understands the API, tests the examples, and explains exactly why a developer should use EODHD APIs. His work helped us convert organic traffic better.”
Nick — EODHD APIs
Result
+$25,000
in revenue generated through organic content
Formats
Pick the video your launch needs
Every project is quoted on length and number of scenes. Tell me what you're launching and I'll send you a fixed proposal.
Feature clip
15–30 s
To announce a new feature or integration.
- One idea in 3–5 scenes
- 16:9 and 9:16 formats
- Captions included
Launch video
30–60 s
The main video for your launch, like the EODHD one.
- Script and storyboard
- Motion graphics on your UI
- 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 formats
- Music and sound effects
Launch kit
60–90 s + clips
The full launch: main video plus assets for every channel.
- Everything in Launch video
- Short clips for social
- Thumbnail and GIF for the email
- Copy for the LinkedIn post
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is a SaaS demo video?
A short video that shows your product working: the problem it solves, how it's used and why it's worth it. Instead of a raw screen recording, I animate the UI with motion graphics so it makes sense in seconds.
How is it different from a SaaS explainer video?
An explainer video usually relies on characters and illustrations. A product demo video shows your real interface and real data, which is what convinces a technical buyer.
How long is the video?
Between 15 and 90 seconds depending on the format. For a product launch video I recommend 30 to 60 seconds: enough to show the product, short enough to be watched in full on social.
What do you need from me?
Access to the product or a test account, your brand guidelines and a short call for the brief. I take care of the script, the animation and the edit.
How long does it take?
It depends on the format and the revisions. Before we start we agree on a delivery date so the video is ready in time for your launch.
How much does a product demo video cost?
It depends on the length and the number of scenes. Tell me what you're launching and I'll send you a fixed proposal, no surprises.
Let's talk
If you're building an API, an AI platform, a SaaS product, or a developer tool and want to grow your visibility with high-quality technical content, I'd love to help.
Let's create content developers actually want to read, watch, and share.