Product Video Production for Tech Products:win the comparison.
Product page, marketplace, comparison and next-model videos. Fixed fees from $1,000.
Win every page buyers compare on.
Advids offers product video production for the pages where buyers compare: product page and marketplace videos with one spec per shot, comparison videos that show why matched parts fit, and next-model videos that show what changed. Built from your product files, at fixed fees from $1,000.
Stand out on the shelf.
Product page and marketplace videos, one spec per shot.
Give each spec its own shot.
A spec buyers can't see in a photo, made visible.
Show every color in one frame.
End on the full range, so shoppers pick in the video.
Win the side-by-side check.
Comparison videos for buyers weighing your part against others.
Swap the parts. Show the gap.
The matched set, then mixed parts marked where they fail.
Sell the new model.
Next-model videos that show what changed, with numbers.
Put a number on the upgrade.
Carried-over features in one frame. The change, with figures.
of people have been convinced to buy by watching a video.
Source: Wyzowl, State of Video Marketing 2026, 266 respondents.
Brief to delivery: 3 to 4 weeks.
- Where buyers compare you
- Specs and claims to prove
- CAD files or product photos
- Brand kit and disclaimers
- Fixed budget upfront
- Storyboard and render sign-off
- Master product video
- Marketplace and retail 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
Product video FAQ
What is a product video?
A product video shows a physical or digital product so a buyer can judge it against the others on the same page. Sharp's AQUOS R9 video gives each spec its own 3D shot and one line of text, from a Snapdragon chip rising out of the screen to speaker rings pulsing at both ends.
What makes a good product page video?
One spec per shot, with the spec written on screen, so a shopper skimming with the sound off still reads it. Amazfit's GTS 4 Mini video gives each feature a 3D setting and a caption, then ends on 4 colors side by side, so the shopper chooses while still watching.
How do you show a spec buyers can't see in a photo?
Show what the spec does, not the part itself. Sharp's "Vapor cooling chamber" appears as red heat flowing down the phone and blue arrows carrying it out. Blue Sky Bio turns a crown clear and cuts it open, so clinicians see the tapered screw head lock into the abutment.
How do you make a new model look different from the old one?
Pack what stayed the same into one frame and spend the time on what changed. RealWear's Navigator 520 video shows 3 carried-over features in one split frame, then gives the display 3 words with a spec each: "20% Larger View", "Now in HD" and "More vibrant colors".
Should a product video include disclaimers?
Yes, wherever a claim needs one, written on screen. Amazfit's health scene runs "This product is not a medical device" along the bottom, and its battery claim notes the figure is "based on laboratory data". RealWear marks its display shots "for illustrative purposes only". Send the legal lines with the brief.
How much does product video production cost?
At Advids, a 60-second product video costs a fixed fee. Photoreal 3D renders, like the Sharp, Amazfit and RealWear videos, sit in the Advanced Animation tier, $3,000 to $4,500. A 2D product video with flat graphics costs less, from $1,000 to $1,500. You get the budget with the proposal.