We work on a lot of video for SaaS, cybersecurity, and B2B tech.
One thing we see pretty often: a team knows they need video, but isn’t quite sure which one to make first.
A demo?
An explainer?
A brand film?
Testimonials?
Usually, the answer starts somewhere else:
Where is the buyer you’re trying to reach?
If they’re discovering you for the first time, you’re playing a different game than you are with someone who has already seen the product and is deciding whether to buy.
That’s how we tend to think about the stack.
01 - AWARENESS
Top of Funnel
→ Brand / Story Film
→ Social Clips
→ Thought Leadership
→ Problem-focused Content
This is about giving people a reason to stop, pay attention and understand what you’re about.
A good onboarding video can answer the same question 500 times without anyone on the team having to answer it 500 times.
One thing we’d push back on: jumping straight into a product demo because the product is the thing everyone is excited about.
Making a demo before you have a brand story is like sending a sales deck before a cold email.
The demo can be great. The timing can still be wrong.
If someone doesn’t understand who you are, what problem you solve, or why they should care yet, there’s some groundwork to do first.
A good SaaS video library is built around the buyer journey, with each piece created for a specific audience, stage and purpose.
That’s the part worth figuring out before anyone opens Premiere.
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Posted Aug 20, 2026
The SaaS Video Stack
We work on a lot of video for SaaS, cybersecurity, and B2B tech.
One thing we see pretty often: a team knows they need video, but isn’t ...