30-second ad
One finished spot for one campaign: a launch, an offer or an event.
- One 30-second animated ad
- Delivered in both 9:16 and 16:9
- Two rounds of revisions
- Five days
$400
Short ads, explainers and social cuts, delivered in widescreen and vertical from the same production. We write the script, plan every shot, and finish the edit ourselves.
One finished spot for one campaign: a launch, an offer or an event.
$400
Sixty to ninety seconds that walk a viewer through an idea, a product or a story.
From$1,200
Enough material to run a campaign rather than post once and hope.
$1,200
For brands with something to say every month.
$600–1,500a month
We use AI tools to generate imagery, and direct and finish the work by hand: we write the script and shot list, choose every image, and edit, time and caption the film ourselves. If your brand needs work made without generative tools, tell us before we quote.
Our work so far is illustrated, storybook-style animation. For animated walkthroughs of software screens, ask and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
Captions and on-screen text carry the message, because most feeds play video with the sound off.
Our pipeline renders 16:9 and 9:16 from the same plan, so a vertical cut is not a second job.

Animation
Al-Abrar was founded in 2015 by five people, has grown to over a thousand, has bought its own building, and is raising $97,000 to renovate it. We made the appeal they can share: the bare hall becomes a full prayer hall, in thirty seconds, with the sound off.

Animation
The first film from our own animation channel: a four-minute story told in thirty narrated scenes, then cut down into vertical shorts for phones.
Your logo, your colours and the one thing the video has to say. A brochure or a previous ad helps, but nothing waits on a brand guidelines document.
Yes, for explainers. Ads are built to work without sound, and can carry a voiceover if you want one.
Anything over $200 is split: half to start, half on delivery. You see the finished video before the second payment.
A price and a date come back in the first reply, in writing.