the sixty
A single idea, told tight. Built for the one feature your launch hangs on.
- Script and storyboard
- One pro voiceover
- Motion design and sound mix
- 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 exports
From$4,780
Book the sixtyAnimated launch films · Green Bay, WI
Sixty-to-ninety-second animated explainers for B2B software startups. Script, storyboard, voiceover, motion, delivery — one fixed fee, built in Green Bay, WI.
Packages start at $4,780. The number on your quote is the number you pay.
Why a short film
Scripting, storyboards, voiceover, motion, and every export live inside the number on your quote. Two revision rounds per stage are included.
seconds. the whole film. long enough to explain, short enough to finish.
You get 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16 files plus a captioned cutdown, named and sized for where your launch actually lives — site, feed, and stories.
your launch date is set. make the film worth the wait.
Lock your launch windowPackages & add-ons
Pick the size of the story you need. Every price covers the work end to end — no hourly meter running behind the scenes.
A single idea, told tight. Built for the one feature your launch hangs on.
From$4,780
Book the sixtyScript and frames in eight business days. Take them to your own animator, or roll them into a full build — we credit the fee.
$1,290
Start a sprintThe 90-second hero film, plus everything a launch day demands before lunch.
From$8,915
Build my launch packNeed it in three weeks, not six? We clear the calendar and compress the schedule.
+$1,150
The problem, the turn, the product, and the one proof point you can stand behind. Space to breathe, still under two minutes.
From$6,340
Book the ninetyThree 15-second social edits pulled from your finished film.
$890
A second language or a different talent — re-timed, re-mixed, re-exported.
$540
pick your package, then go tell somebody.
Start with a 20-minute callThe rule we film by
a launch video has one job: make a stranger think “oh — that’s what it does.” before the ninety seconds are up.
Taped above the edit bay at Dumpling Telescope, Green Bay, WI.
How a project runs
Bring the one-sentence pitch. We pull out the single idea your buyer needs and land it in about 200 words — because that’s what ninety seconds holds. The script reaches you in five business days.
Book the twenty-minute callA frame-by-frame board with timing and on-screen words, plus a scratch voice track so you hear the pace. Then three voice auditions — you pick the one your product sounds like.
See what’s in the quoteMotion design, sound mix, and exports named for where they’ll live: 16:9 for your site, 1:1 for the feed, 9:16 for stories, plus captioned versions. Final files land in one folder, on or before your launch date.
Set your launch datesend us the one-liner. get a storyboard direction back within a week.
Send us your one-linerBefore you sign
We script around what ships on launch day and draw UI scenes as clean illustrations, so a button color change doesn’t mean a rebuild. Tell us what’s locked and what isn’t on the first call.
Two rounds at script, two at storyboard, two at animation. Anything beyond that is $185 an hour, quoted in writing before we touch a frame.
Four to six weeks from signed quote to final files. The rush window gets it to three.
No. Every frame is animated. We take your product as reference and redraw it, so the film stays sharp at any size.
Half at signing, half on final delivery. Card or ACH, invoiced from the studio.
The studio
Before the first call
Reviews, remote or not
Every stage — script, boards, animation — goes to a private review page with timestamped comments. Your whole team can weigh in from anywhere, and nobody has to hunt for the latest version.
Your move
Tell us what you’re launching and when. A real person at the studio replies within one business day with a call time and a ballpark.