Get Trailer PRD
📢One Liner
- Get Trailer → Convert your paid video content into short trailers. Gets more subscribers!
- Freemium videos (trailer + paywall to watch more) on the go.
- Substack for videos.
- SVOD - Subscription video on demand (charges viewers a subscription fee for access to a library of on-demand content).
⚡Problem
- We don't have anything similar to "NY Times" articles (non-members vs members) but for videos - https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/04/technology/facebook-trump-ban.html.
- Users are not able to get a glimpse of paid videos before committing to it.
- There is no way to show the first 30 secs of the video and add paywall to see the rest of it.
- So the only resort is to create short trailers, host it separately for potential customers, and show the whole video if its a member. This whole process is time consuming!
âś… Solution
- Get a glimpse of video through trailer/clip before users paying for the membership/subscription.
- Automate the trailer creation and membership only access process -
- Just share YouTube/Vimeo/Wistia link and we will create trailers from it. You do not have to upload video on our platform at all.
- We are platform agnostic and welcome every player out there
- We create trailers that are not linked to the original video. This way only people who pay for the subscription get access to the premium video.
âť“Define the Why
- Currently there is no solution out there that helps you quickly and automatically create 30 sec trailer of your video and also at the same time add a paywall so that only members can watch the whole video.
- This is helpful to quickly convert any of your video content available anywhere to a member-only exclusive content on your website without having to go through the hassle and creating one from scratch.
- Video on demand market TAM was $53.96B in 2019 and its compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is 14.8% (Source)
đź‘® Alternatives/Current State of the Market
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ℹ️ - What is your target market/group/users using right now for this problem?
- What is lacking in those solutions?
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