Motion Graphics Production for SaaS and Tech:draw what has no screen.
Data, networks, defenses and developer tools, drawn in motion. Fixed fees from $1,000.
Motion graphics for invisible products.
Advids handles motion graphics production for SaaS and tech companies whose product has nothing to point a camera at: data engines, bandwidth demand, fraud defenses and developer tools. Each is drawn in line art, icons and type in the brand's colors, at fixed fees from $1,000.
Picture the data.
Vectors and bandwidth, drawn as dots, rings and stacks.
Picture data at scale.
Line art turns an engine with no UI into a picture.
Draw the demand first.
Show the growth, then the hardware that meets it.
Show the defense working.
Fraud and risk products, one word and one icon at a time.
One word per defense layer.
Each part of the defense gets a word and an icon.
Speak to developers.
Developer tools drawn as terminals, keys and UI outlines.
Show the command, not the slide.
Terminals and UI outlines in line art, with no captions.
of people would most like to learn about a product by watching a short video.
Source: Wyzowl, State of Video Marketing 2026, 266 respondents.
Brief to delivery: 3 to 4 weeks.
- What the product does
- Brand colors and fonts
- Architecture or flow diagrams
- Voiceover or text only
- Fixed budget upfront
- Style frames to approve
- Master motion graphics video
- Loops and channel cuts
Fixed fees from $1,000.
Per 60-second video. No hourly billing.
Flat 2D, clear on-screen text.
Motion graphics and animated UI.
A story built around one buyer.
Detailed motion design and 3D.
Animation plus live action.
Rated 5.0 by clients.
Recognized by Clutch for animation
Client stories, on video
Motion graphics FAQ
What is motion graphics production?
Motion graphics production turns shapes, icons, lines and type into a moving video, with no characters and no camera footage. It suits products with nothing a camera could show. KDB.AI's 45-second video draws a vector database as yellow line art, from cubes to "Billions of Vectors" to 4 feature cards.
Motion graphics or character animation: which should I choose?
Choose motion graphics when the product is a system, such as data, a network or a defense. Choose characters when the story is a person's bad day. Fraud.com's defense has no face to show, so each layer gets one word and one icon, from "IDENTITY" to "SAFEGUARDING CUSTOMERS".
Can motion graphics explain a product with no interface?
Yes, that is where they work best. PacketLight Networks sells optical transport hardware, so its video draws the demand first: a "Bandwidth requirements" ring linked to 5G, cloud and IoT, with a server stack growing inside it. Then 3 rendered units appear, each labeled with its capacity.
Should motion graphics use voiceover or on-screen text?
Both work, so pick by where the video plays. PacketLight's video captions every voiceover line on screen for silent feeds. 1Password's developer video uses no captions at all and lets the steps carry it: a key created, filled into GitHub, then a "git push" approved by fingerprint.
How much does motion graphics production cost?
Motion graphics with line art and icons usually sit in the Clean Design tier, $1,000 to $1,500 for 60 seconds, or Engaging Visuals, $1,500 to $2,000, when there are more scenes and UI outlines. Every price is per 60 seconds and agreed in the proposal, before any frame is drawn.