Made for local businesses
People decide in about 8 seconds whether to call you or scroll on. A short video on your website turns "just looking" into bookings, orders and walk-ins — no film crew, no editing, no agency invoice.
Free to start · No credit card · Works with the website you already have
Someone searches "near me", lands on your site, and decides in seconds whether you're worth the trip. Here's why most of them leave—and what a short video changes.
A few photos and a phone number
Your site looks like every other one in town. Nothing makes someone stop.
What makes you good doesn't fit in text
The room, the food, the finish on the job, the way your team treats people — words undersell all of it.
Video feels like a project you don't have time for
Quotes from videographers, editing software, embeds that slow your site to a crawl. So it never gets done.
Your video plays the moment they land
It starts as they scroll, so people see your place, your work and your team before they think about leaving.
"Book now" button right inside the video
Call, book a table, request a quote or order online — while they're still watching and still interested.
One line of code, or send it to whoever built your site
Lightweight enough that your site stays fast on a phone — which is where nearly all your customers are.
76% of people who search for something nearby visit a business within a day — and 89% say a video convinced them to buy. The businesses they pick are the ones they can actually see.
No rebuild, no new website, no monthly agency retainer. If your site runs on Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, Shopify, Toast or BentoBox, your video goes live today — paste one line, or forward it to whoever looks after your site.
One line of code, pasted once. If that sentence made you nervous, send it to your web person — it takes them two minutes.
Your video loads instantly, even on a phone with two bars of signal in your parking lot.
Most people find you on their phone, standing on a sidewalk. It fits their screen without you touching a thing.
VIDEO, WITHOUT THE SHOOT
A videographer quotes you $2,000 and three weeks. Describe what you want in a sentence instead, and have a polished video before the lunch rush. Or upload the clip you already shot on your phone — both work.
"Fresh cut and shave at a busy barbershop." That's the whole brief. You get a finished video back.
Start from a photo of your shop, pick the shape that fits your site, and say what you don't want in the shot.
No downloading, re-uploading or file formats to worry about. Finish the video, it's already live with your booking button on it.
A silent walkthrough of the space, or a video with a presenter and voiceover explaining your services. Your call.
MEASUREMENT, NOT GUESSWORK
Your video should earn its place on your website. See what gets watched, what gets clicked, and which videos lead to a real next step.
A report you’ll actually use
Open one simple report when you want answers — then use it to decide what to make next.
If everyone stops watching at 12 seconds, cut the first 12 seconds. Simple as that.
Bookings, calls, quote requests and orders, tied back to the video that caused them.
Find out whether your viewers are neighbourhood regulars or people three towns over — and whether it's worth opening a second location.
Run the patio video against the kitchen video for a week. Keep whichever fills more tables.
Restaurants, salons, gyms, clinics, contractors, shops, agents — the businesses winning locally are the ones customers can see before they walk in.
The dish coming out of the pass, the room on a Friday night, your chef plating it. Menus tell people what you serve — video tells them why to drive across town for it.
Signing up for a gym is intimidating. Show the floor, a real class and the people who'll be coaching them, and the free-trial button stops feeling like a leap.
Stylists, therapists, instructors, coaches, dentists — people are choosing a person, not a price list. Thirty seconds of you at work does more than a page of credentials.
Online, nobody can pick it up and feel the fabric. A short clip of the product in someone's hands is the closest thing to your shop floor — and it cuts the returns that come from guesswork.
Walkthroughs, before-and-afters, a finished kitchen or a roof done right. Homeowners hand over big jobs to whoever looks least risky — video is how you look least risky.
