Coaches · Client-ready · No watermark

Explain the offer before the call

Prospects remember a two-minute drawing of your method more than a 12-slide PDF. Make the video once. Send it to every lead.

Videos coaches actually send

01

Method and framework walkthroughs

Your 4-step process, intake map, or diagnostic model becomes a short whiteboard video for the sales page and the discovery call follow-up.

02

Workshop and webinar openers

Open with a drawing of the agenda instead of a title slide. People stay because they want to see what gets drawn next.

03

Client onboarding

Animate “how we work together” once. New clients watch it before session one instead of asking the same logistics questions.

04

LinkedIn and email content

A 15-second drawing of one insight outperforms another carousel of quotes. No editor, no watermark, commercial use included.

Start free. Add voice when the pitch needs it.

Free

Framework as a video

Export the diagram from Notion, Canva, or PowerPoint. Get a clean whiteboard animation in about 30 seconds.

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Paid · from £5

Offer explainer with voiceover

Paste the sales script. Preview and edit scenes for free, then render a multi-scene video with AI voice. PRO also adds HD, 4K, and voiceovers on image animations.

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Compared with hiring it out

Time, cost, and revision comparison of freelance animation versus SpeedSketch
Freelance animator SpeedSketch
Time 1–3 weeks About 30 seconds per image, minutes for text-to-video
Cost Often £500+ per video £0 for image-to-video, from £5 for a narrated explainer
Revisions Email threads Change the image or script and render again

Questions from coaches

Will clients see a watermark?
No. Free and paid videos have no watermark. You can send them in a proposal without looking like a trial tool.
Can I use this on Instagram and LinkedIn?
Yes. Download the MP4 and post it. Square or landscape depends on the image you upload — crop the source to the format you need.
What if I only have a written pitch, not a diagram?
Use Text to Video. Preview scenes for free, then render when the script sounds like you.

Send the explainer instead of another PDF.

Upload the framework you already teach