2D & 3D Product Intro Videos

A product intro starts at $300 inside the Solo Launch package, which suits a 2D intro or a light 3D treatment produced alongside a walkthrough, a tutorial, and five reels. A full realistic-render 2D/3D product intro is included from the Growth Bundle at $950. Complex hardware with many parts, several colourways, or a long sequence is quoted per project, because the cost driver in 3D is modeling and render time rather than video length.

That is one of the main reasons to use 3D. If engineering has CAD or STEP files, we can build the model directly from them and have launch visuals ready long before a manufactured unit is. Where only dimensioned drawings or a design concept exist, we model to your specification and get the geometry approved as a grey-shaded turntable first. The one thing we will not do is guess at a finish or a proportion you have not confirmed, because that is how marketing ends up showing a product that never ships.

Use 3D when the product is a physical object whose form, materials, or internals are part of the sell — hardware, devices, packaging. Use 2D when the product is software, a service, or a concept, because 2D is faster, cheaper, and easier to update when the product changes. Hybrids are common and often the right answer: a 3D device with a 2D interface animating on its screen. We recommend one at the brief stage, with the reasoning, rather than defaulting to whichever is more expensive.

CAD or STEP files are ideal because the geometry is already correct and we mostly retopologise for render efficiency. Failing that, dimensioned drawings plus clear photographs from several angles, or a physical sample we can reference. Also send brand colours, finish specifications, and any logo placement rules as vector files. What is not enough on its own is a single marketing photo — it cannot be measured, and anything modeled from it will be subtly wrong in a way that becomes obvious next to the real object.

Yes. On final payment, ownership of the finished video and the editable source files transfers to you — that includes the 3D scene with its textures and materials, and the After Effects comp for the finished edit. There is no usage window, territory limit, or separate buy-out, and you can hand the scene to another studio for a future colourway or a new angle without asking us for a release.

That is the main economic argument for building it. Once the model, materials, and lighting exist, a new colourway, an extra camera angle, a packaging mockup, an app store still, or a set of ad variants is a render rather than a new production. Every delivery includes a turntable loop and transparent-background hero stills specifically so your design team can reuse the product image across the site and deck without coming back for a render each time.

Inside the fixed-price packages the clock covers the whole kit — 5 days on Solo Launch, 10 days on the Growth Bundle where the realistic-render intro sits, and up to 14 on Scale. A custom-scoped 3D project outside the package ladder runs 7 to 10 days. On the monthly retainer, most single requests average about 48 hours, but long-form 3D is the explicit exception: render-heavy sequences take longer and are quoted in the queue before work starts.