Teaser Video Production for SaaS and Tech:launch to a waitlist.
Coming-soon teasers, launch ads and rebrand reveals. Fixed fees from $1,000.
A teaser for every launch moment.
Advids makes teaser videos for SaaS and tech launches: coming-soon teasers before launch, short launch ads and product reveals in launch week, and rebrand teasers when a name changes. Each is made in 2D, 3D or kinetic type, at fixed fees from $1,000.
Build demand before launch.
Coming-soon teasers that hold the name back.
Own launch week.
Launch ads and product reveals, cut for every feed.
Launch ads in 15 seconds.
One look, one line, one call to action.
Reveal every tool in one pass.
Name the categories, then one labeled screen per tool.
Make version 2 feel new.
Show what changed. Pack what stayed into one frame.
Keep customers through a rename.
Rebrand teasers that tie the new name to old trust.
Lead with the trust.
Give the reason first. Reveal the name second.
One teaser. Every feed.
Meta, LinkedIn and YouTube ads
The same teaser, cut to each feed's format.
LinkedIn, X and YouTube
Native posts that point to the waitlist.
Launch page, email, events
The countdown page, the launch email and the booth screen.
Brief to delivery: 3 to 4 weeks.
- Launch date and channels
- The one line to land
- Product shots or CAD files
- Brand kit and logo
- Fixed budget upfront
- Script and storyboard sign-off
- Teaser and launch cuts
- A cut for each feed
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
Teaser video FAQ
What is a teaser video?
A teaser video is a short video that announces a product, feature or new name before the full story. It shows one detail and holds the rest back, so viewers join a waitlist or watch for launch day. THOMMEN Medical's teaser held the name back until "Coming soon: NEVO." at 0:19.
How long should a teaser video be?
Most teasers carry one idea in under 30 seconds. Talentium's SaaS teaser ran 19 seconds and HYTE's launch ad ran 12. Keep one idea and one call to action. If the teaser needs a second idea to make sense, it is a launch video, not a teaser.
When should a teaser go live?
Plan it backward from launch day. Release the teaser once there is somewhere to send viewers, such as a waitlist, a countdown page or an event date. Then have the launch ads ready for the day itself. Plan the teaser, the hero video and the ad cuts together so they share one look.
What is the difference between a teaser and a launch video?
A teaser holds the story back and asks viewers to wait or sign up. A launch video tells the full story on launch day: the problem, the product and the proof. Most launches need both, plus short ad cuts, so plan all 3 from one storyboard and one visual style.
Can a teaser use 3D or kinetic typography?
Yes. HYTE's 12-second launch ad breaks a PC case out of a block of ice in 3D. Talentium's teaser is kinetic type around a 3D star. THOMMEN Medical's teaser stays on 3D close-ups of the implant. Pick the style that shows your product's one detail best.
How much does a teaser video cost?
At Advids, a teaser video costs a fixed fee agreed before production starts. For a 60-second video, fees run from $1,000 to $1,500 for flat 2D up to $4,500 to $6,000 for hybrid work with live action. The tier depends on style and detail, and the budget comes with the proposal.