Indian SaaS buyers watch before they book a demo
They watch on mute in a cab. If the first frame is a logo sting, they leave. Open on the job: “Create a GST invoice in 40 seconds.” Then prove it with UI, not a metaphor of rockets.
Product UI vs founder story vs customer outcome
Three files. UI explainer for comprehension. Founder for trust. Customer for proof. Mixing all three in 45 seconds usually does none well.
60 seconds vs 3 minutes
Ads and homepage: 60–90 seconds. Dedicated product URL: up to 3 minutes with chapters. Nobody asked for 8 minutes of features they will never buy.
Screen capture that does not look like a webinar
Clean dummy data (Indian names, INR, GSTIN format). Cursor moves with intent. Zoom on the control that matters. Hide the unread Slack badge. Audio: quiet room or a decent mic — laptop echo screams amateur.
Localisation: English, Hindi, and sales teams
One master, two caption languages, sometimes a Hindi VO. Sales in tier-2 cities will forward the Hindi captioned cut. Do not only produce a US-accent VO because the seed round was in dollars.
Where explainers sit in the funnel
Homepage, pricing, ads, in-app empty states, and the proposal PDF. In-app explainers reduce tickets — that is ROI too. Measure with video ROI.
Website, ads, and onboarding
Same story, three crops. Website may be 16:9. Ads need 9:16. Onboarding can be 1:1. Brief the editor for all three if you will use all three.
Updating explainers when the product ships weekly
Keep a “happy path” script that only changes when the path changes. Do not recut because a hex colour moved. Assign an owner in product to flag UI drift monthly.
What Brevia will and will not animate
We will cut UI, captions, light motion, and founder inserts. We will not sell a ₹4 lakh 3D city of “connected enterprises.” If the product cannot be shown, fix the product. Floors From ₹2,000/piece. Media Production.
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