Built for marketing teams at funded SaaS companies that launch every month — premium video without agency overhead, without calls, without a 6-week wait.
Sound familiar?
Your roadmap ships monthly. Your launch videos don’t keep up.
You run marketing for a funded company that ships constantly. The video quality hasn’t caught up to the product — or the budget you’d need to fix it in-house.
Every feature drop gets a Loom walkthrough or a slide deck, because there’s no time to brief an agency for a video that’ll be stale in a month. Meanwhile a competitor’s launch looks like it came from a studio.
You’ve priced out Vidico and Sandwich. £8–15k a video, a 4–6 week timeline, a 2-week kickoff before anyone touches a frame. Great quality, wrong cadence for a team that launches monthly.
You’ve hired a freelancer before. Brilliant once, then slow to reply, inconsistent the second time, gone by the third. Reliability, not talent, was the thing that broke.
Call it the video reliability gap — the cost, in credibility not just aesthetics, of shipping some launches sharp and some flat because your video supply is inconsistent. The myth is “we’ll fix it once we hire.” The reality: a £60k in-house hire takes months to find and still can’t cover every launch alone — and the gap shows up exactly when an investor, a customer, or a sharper competitor is watching.
The proof
Not testimonials. The exact standard, shown.
Zero paying clients today — so instead of quotes we can’t back up, here’s the precise craft bar every subscriber gets: real product UI, motion-designed in code, graded like a launch film. Built as spec concepts for real SaaS products, not commissioned work. Hover any reel to play.
How to read this: these are spec concepts Kino built to show the standard — not commissioned client work, no invented results, no fabricated client logos. Kino is onboarding its first subscribers now. See exactly what each one proves →
The look we craft
Cinematic frames. The visual identity.
Not films - the look. These are the cinematic frames and lighting language every Kino video is graded toward: dark, premium, one clean light. Stills, not delivered videos.
How it works
Brief on a board. Get a launch film back.
Drop a brief
Add your product URL, what you’re launching, and the tone you’re after. Five minutes, no call. Kino captures your live UI from there.
Kino builds the film
Real captured UI, motion-designed in code. Kinetic typography, product reveals, atmosphere. Back on the board in 48–72h.
Revise async, then ship
Feedback stays on the board. Iterate until it’s right. Every revision sharpens the component library for your next launch.
The mechanism
Video one takes 8–14h. Video five takes 1–2h.
Every Kino subscription builds a per-client Remotion component library — your brand’s motion animations, UI rigs, and typography templates, coded once and reused on every video after.
Video one funds the build. For an existing client, video two took 2.5% of the effort of video one — 13 seconds to render, zero new code written. A freelancer re-briefs from zero each time. Kino compounds.
Every re-brief also costs you time — the freelancer path means you’re back to writing a creative brief from scratch every launch. The library means Kino already knows your brand.
This is why the retention math works: the longer a startup stays, the faster and cheaper each launch video becomes — and the harder it is to rebuild that library anywhere else. You own it. It goes where you go.
Vidico charges £8–15k per video and starts the clock over every engagement. After month three with Kino, your per-video cost trends toward £700–£1,400 as the library accelerates each build.
STEP 01
Real UI captured at 2×
Your live product is captured at 2× resolution via Playwright — every screen, every state, pixel-accurate. No mockups, no AI-hallucinated UI.
STEP 02
Motion-designed in code
Kinetic typography, UI overlays, and product reveals are built in Remotion — the same medium Apple, Linear, and Vercel use. Crisp text, eased motion, 60fps.
STEP 03
Library compounds every launch
Every component built for your brand lives in the library. Each new launch draws from it — less build time, more polish, your product shown as it actually is.
Built like cinema
Every frame graded
like a launch keynote.
Real product UI, lit and composed with the restraint of a film - so a stranger trusts you in the first two seconds.
Why subscription
Flat rate. Compounding speed.
Not a one-off agency engagement. A motion studio that gets faster and sharper with every launch your startup ships.
Per-project, per-reset
- - £8–15k per video, then the clock resets
- - 4–6 week timeline, 2-week kickoff, weekly syncs
- - Starts from zero on every brief
- - No component library — your brand is rebuilt each time
- - You manage the creative direction yourself
Flat-rate, compounding
- + £2,800/mo — one launch video, every month
- + 48–72h delivery, fully async, zero calls
- + Remotion component library builds with every video
- + Video #5 takes 1–2h to build from the library
- + Pause or cancel with one message
How we compare
Kino versus everything else.
Premium quality, a fraction of the cost, a tenth of the timeline. Here’s what that looks like against the alternatives.
| Vidico / Sandwich / Agency | Kino Subscription | Screen recording / DIY | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost per video | £8,000–£15,000 per engagement | £2,800/mo — one launch video included | Free, but looks like it |
| Turnaround | 4–6 weeks per project | 48–72h (Studio) · 24–48h (Director) | Instant — but no motion design |
| Your real UI in the video | Sometimes — often mockups or generic overlays | Always — captured at 2× resolution, corner-pinned | Raw recording, no motion design |
| Component library | Rebuilt from scratch every engagement | Grows with every video — video #5 takes 1–2h | None |
| Calls required | 2-week kickoff + weekly syncs standard | Zero — fully async board | None |
| Pause / cancel | Project contracts, no pausing | One message — no notice period | N/A |
Pricing
One launch film to start. A studio if you stay.
Start with a single keynote-grade launch video — no subscription, no commitment. See the exact standard on your own product before your team commits any budget.
Launch Film
One premium launch video, delivered once. The way to get sign-off on the standard before your team commits to a subscription.
Vidico equivalent costs £8–15k per video
- One premium 30–90s launch video
- Real captured UI, motion-designed in code
- One revision round included
- Delivered within 72h of a complete brief
- Full ownership — yours to keep and publish
- Async — no calls, no meetings
Send a brief — Kino responds within 24h with a proposal and payment link.
No subscription required. No deposit until the brief is confirmed.
Launching constantly? The subscription compounds — a per-client Remotion component library cuts build time from 12h to 1–2h by video five. You own the library either way.
Keep the studio — founding rates for the first two clients
Studio
For startups that launch one major feature or product video per month.
Standard £3,500/mo — first two clients
- One premium launch video per month
- Real captured UI, motion-designed in code
- Per-client Remotion component library
- 48–72h delivery, async board, no calls
- Unlimited revisions on the board
- Pause or cancel anytime
No contract — cancel in one message — monthly rolling
Best for a marketing team shipping one major launch a month.
Director
For startups in a launch sprint — product drop, feature drops, and demo day.
Standard £5,000/mo — first two clients
- Two concurrent video requests
- Everything in Studio
- 24–48h priority delivery
- Supporting launch visuals in-plan
- Parallel asset support when needed
- Pause or cancel anytime
No contract — cancel in one message — priority throughput
Best for a marketing team in a launch sprint — 2+ launches a month, feature drops, and demo day.
If the first video doesn’t look materially better than what you’d ship without Kino — say so within 14 days and the first month (or the Launch Film fee) is refunded in full. No forms. I read every message personally.
Honest by design
You work directly with the person building every video — no account managers, no hand-offs. Kino is a solo motion-design studio built for marketing teams at funded SaaS companies that launch constantly. The free-teaser outreach model means the first video arrives before you’ve spent a penny — so the quality speaks before the pitch does. Kino runs at a maximum of two client slots at a time by design — so reliability isn’t a promise, it’s a structural limit on how much any one launch cycle can be stretched.
— Joe, founder — joebromley08@gmail.com
Useful even before you subscribe.
Practical guides for marketing teams at funded SaaS companies on what makes a launch video actually work — regardless of whether you work with Kino.
The SaaS launch video checklist
Score your next launch video before it ships — hook, pacing, UI capture quality, and first-frame clarity.
Open the checklistWhy screen recordings kill your launch
The specific ways a raw screen recording undersells a product that deserves better in the first 5 seconds.
Read the breakdownHook structures that work for SaaS
First-frame hooks that make a cold AI founder stop and watch — without sounding louder or cheaper.
See hook examplesProduct video to landing page match
Fix the gap where a strong video sends warm traffic to a page that can’t close it.
Read the guideLaunch film teardown
A short public proof asset: how Kino sharpens a soft product video direction into a sharper, faster launch film.
Open the teardownQuestions
Before you apply.
What does Kino actually deliver?
A premium motion-design SaaS launch video per month. Your real product UI captured at 2× resolution, corner-pinned into a motion-graphics spine — kinetic typography, product reveals, up to two AI atmosphere clips. 30–90 seconds. Delivered to your async board in 48–72h.
Is this just Creatify or an AI video tool with an agency wrapper?
No. The hero of every Kino video is your real product UI, motion-designed in code (Remotion). AI-generated footage is atmosphere only — 1–2 clips max, never the product itself. This is the same medium Apple, Linear, and Vercel use for their product films. Anyone on your team could generate an AI clip with Kling for £50. What they can’t replicate is real-UI motion design backed by a compounding component library.
Can one person really deliver reliably, launch after launch?
Kino runs at a maximum of two client slots at a time by design, so throughput never gets stretched thin the way an agency account gets reassigned or a freelancer’s attention drifts elsewhere. The per-client component library is also what makes reliability structural, not just a promise: video five takes 1–2 hours to build, not 12, so a busy month doesn’t create a backlog. If Kino is ever at capacity, you’ll hear that before you brief — not after you’re waiting.
How do I know the quality is worth it before committing?
Start with the £900 Launch Film. It’s the exact same standard as the subscription — your real product UI, motion-designed in code, delivered in 72 hours. Judge it. If it doesn’t look materially better than what you’d ship without Kino, you’re out £900, not locked in. If it does, the maths on the subscription is clear: Vidico charges £8–15k for one video at this quality tier. The Studio subscription is £2,800 for one per month, with a component library that makes every launch after faster.
What does the brief look like?
Drop your product URL, what you’re launching, and the tone you’re after on the board. Five minutes, no call. Kino captures your live product UI directly and builds from there — no design assets, no mockups, no kickoff meeting required.
What if the video doesn’t feel right?
Revisions are included. Give feedback on the board and the video is iterated until it’s right. If the first video doesn’t look materially better than what you’d ship without Kino — say so within 14 days and the first month is refunded in full. No forms. Joe reads every message personally.
Why not hire a freelance motion designer?
A freelancer re-briefs from zero every engagement, has no component library for your brand, and typically takes 2–4 weeks per video. Kino builds a per-client Remotion component library that compounds: video one takes 8–14h to build; video five takes 1–2h. The library belongs to you.
Who owns the videos and the component library?
You do — fully. Every video delivered is yours. The Remotion component library built for your brand is yours. If you pause or cancel, you keep everything already delivered.
Why no calls, ever?
Async is the product. A brief on the board is clearer than a 30-minute kickoff call and gets the video back faster. No scheduling overhead, no creative direction meetings, no revision calls. Drop the brief, get the film, leave feedback on the board.
Can I pause or cancel?
Yes, anytime. Monthly rolling, no contract. Pause between launch sprints and resume when the next one is coming. The founding rate stays protected while you remain active.
Your next launch deserves
a keynote, not a recording.
Tell us about your product and what you’re launching next. If the fit is right, we reply within 24h — often with a free teaser already made.
Got it - your request is in.
Thanks. I read every request personally and reply within 24h if the brand looks like a strong fit for the subscription.
No calls - no contract - pause or cancel anytime