You need one video. We build it right.

VID Sprint is one high-impact video asset, fully produced, in 1–4 weeks. Virtual from $4,000. On-site from $9,000.

The Sprint is structured around three steps: identify your one win (the single commercial objective this video must achieve), select your video type (Brand Story, Explainer, VSL, Testimonial, or others from the full menu), and select your production format (virtual or on-site).

Every Sprint includes a 60-minute strategy and messaging session, full script development, a storyboard and shot list, filming direction (virtual or on-site depending on your tier), professional post-production, and final delivery in all required platform formats.

Two revision rounds are included per asset.

The Virtual Sprint starts at $4,000. The On-Site Sprint starts at $9,000 and includes a full production crew, an 8-hour on-site production day, and a B-roll asset library.

If you already know you have a structural problem — inconsistent production, quarterly resets, capability that depends on one person — skip the Sprint and apply for Install directly. The Sprint produces a great asset and leaves the structural problem exactly where it started.

The Sprint is right for two situations: you have a specific, bounded gap to close right now and one asset genuinely addresses it, or you want to experience VID's production quality before committing to Install.

Technically yes but we will almost always recommend against it.

A single video built with complete strategic focus outperforms two videos built with divided attention every time. If you are unsure which asset to prioritise, that is exactly what the strategy session resolves. We identify the one format that closes the most important gap in your pipeline right now and build everything around that.

Most teams arrive thinking they need three videos and leave the strategy session knowing which one to make first.

If you genuinely need multiple assets produced quickly, that conversation usually leads to a VID Install — where the full format stack is built and produced as a system rather than as individual Sprint engagements stacked on top of each other.

That is exactly what the strategy session at the start of every Sprint is for. We identify the single asset type that closes the most important gap in your pipeline right now — based on where buyers are dropping off, what sales is asking for, and what your current content library is missing. You do not need to arrive knowing the answer. You need to arrive knowing your business objective.

A standard video production company films what you brief them to film. A VID Sprint begins with a strategy session that identifies the single commercial objective the video needs to achieve — then builds the script, the production, and the edit around that objective.

The difference is not production quality. It is strategic intent. The video is built to do a specific job in your pipeline, not to look good in a showreel.

A standard video production company films what you brief them to film. A VID Sprint begins with a strategy session that identifies the single commercial objective the video needs to achieve — then builds the script, the production, and the edit around that objective.

The difference is not production quality. It is strategic intent. The video is built to do a specific job in your pipeline, not to look good in a showreel.

Because a video agency or freelancer solves a production problem. VID solves a system problem. Those are not the same thing.

If you need one great video made, a freelancer or boutique agency is probably the right call. They're faster to spin up, cheaper per asset, and perfectly capable of delivering polished work on a defined scope.

But that's not the problem most marketing teams actually have.

The problem is that videos get made and nothing changes. The asset sits on a landing page nobody visits. The sales team doesn't know it exists. There's no follow-up content. No distribution plan. No way to know if it worked. Six months later, someone asks for another video — and the cycle repeats.

That's a system problem. And production vendors don't fix system problems. They just fill orders.

Here's how VID is structurally different:

We install a system, not a service.

‍VidOS™ is a complete video operating system — five pillars, four layers, built to run inside your marketing team. When the engagement ends, you don't just have videos. You have a functioning infrastructure: a content strategy, a production rhythm, a distribution plan, and a measurement framework.

We're embedded, not transactional.

‍Traditional agencies work project to project. You brief them, they deliver, you repeat. VID operates more like a fractional video department — we're inside your GTM, aligned to your pipeline, and producing on a cadence that matches how your business actually moves.

We think in systems before we think in assets.

‍Before we shoot a single frame, we map every video to a job: where does it live, who sees it, what action does it drive, how do we measure it. Most agencies skip this entirely and go straight to creative. We don't.

We build capability, not dependency.

‍A good VID engagement makes your team more capable over time — not more dependent on us. We document everything, train your team on the system, and build internal capture workflows so you can produce between shoots without us holding your hand.

We operate across the full funnel.

‍Most video vendors specialize in one format or one channel — brand films, or social content, or ads. VID produces across the entire funnel: awareness, demand gen, sales enablement, onboarding, retention — and connects each layer to the next.

The bottom line:

If you want videos, hire an agency. If you want video to actually work — to drive pipeline, accelerate deals, and compound over time — you need a system. That's what VID builds.

Most Sprints complete in 14 to 21 days when client review rounds are returned within 24 hours. The full window is 2 to 4 weeks to account for scheduling, filming, and revision cycles. The single most common cause of timeline extension is delayed feedback — the faster your team reviews and approves, the faster the asset is delivered.

Before the strategy session, it helps to have a clear sense of your ICP, your primary offer, and the specific moment in your buyer journey where you need the video to do its work. You do not need scripts, shot lists, or a production plan — we build all of that. You need context about your business and your buyer. The more specific you can be in the strategy session, the stronger the script and the better the outcome.

No. VID's remote filming standard is designed to produce professional-quality results from the equipment most teams already have — a modern smartphone or laptop camera, a basic ring light or natural window light, and a quiet space with a clean background. During the pre-production session, VID reviews your environment and setup and provides specific guidance to get the best possible result from what you have. A filming kit can also be shipped to your location if needed.

Two structured revision rounds are included in every Sprint. The first round is delivered after the initial edit is complete. You consolidate all feedback into a single written document and return it within the agreed review window — typically 48 hours. VID incorporates the feedback and delivers the second cut. The second revision round follows the same process. Revisions that materially alter the scope, concept, or strategic direction of the asset may require a change order.

The Sprint Guarantee covers production and delivery — every milestone delivered on the agreed timeline to the agreed quality standard.

It does not guarantee specific conversion outcomes, because conversion depends on where the video is placed, how it is introduced, what it is asking the viewer to do, and factors in your sales process that are outside VID's control.

What VID does guarantee is a strategically built, professionally produced asset — with a clear commercial objective documented before production begins. If the video is not performing, the first question is always whether it was placed correctly and introduced effectively.

VID provides deployment guidance with every Sprint to give the asset the best possible chance of doing its job.

The Sprint fee is not directly credited toward a VID Install — the two are separate engagements with separate scopes.

However, most Sprint clients who proceed to Install do so within 90 days, and the strategic work completed during the Sprint — particularly the messaging alignment and ICP clarity from the strategy session — carries directly into the Install's Week 1 strategy layer, reducing the time required to complete it. In practice, Sprint clients who upgrade to Install move through the strategy layer faster than clients who start fresh.

You receive the final asset in all required platform formats, the captions file, and a deployment brief — specific guidance on where to place the video, how to introduce it in each context, and what to measure to know if it is working.

From there, most teams either deploy the asset and monitor its impact, or recognise the structural gap the Sprint made visible and begin the conversation about VidOS™ Install.

Either outcome is a valid next step.