Comparison

Bragr, editing software or a freelance editor: which to choose?

Updated 24 October

In short

For a short launch video in your site's colors, Bragr is the fastest (about ten minutes) and cheapest option (€4.99 to €6.99). Editing software gives more freedom but takes time and some skill. A freelance editor remains the best choice for a custom, filmed or narrated video.

Doing it yourself with editing software

Tools like CapCut, Canva or iMovie let you control everything: text, pacing, music, effects. They are often free or cheap.

In return, you have to capture your site, find usable music, edit, then redo the work for each format (vertical, square, landscape). Expect several hours for a first polished result.

Hiring a freelance editor or motion designer

A professional brings real creative direction and can add footage, a voice-over and custom animation. It's the right choice for a brand video meant to last.

Expect a brief, revisions and a lead time of several days, for a budget usually well above an automated tool.

Using Bragr

You paste your site's address: Bragr reuses its copy, colors, fonts and screens, adds royalty-free music, and delivers the video, a preview image and a post caption in about ten minutes. One-time payment of €4.99 to €6.99 depending on length, no account, no subscription.

Its limits: no real footage, no voice-over, and it only shows your site's public pages. The video follows a proven structure rather than a fully custom script.

In short

  • Need a fast launch video in your site's colors, in several formats: Bragr.
  • Want full control and have time: editing software.
  • Custom brand video, filmed or narrated: a freelance editor.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit a Bragr video afterwards?
Yes: you download a standard MP4 file that you can import into any editing software.
What if I don't like the result?
Write to us within 7 days and we'll look into it with you. If no video can be made, the refund is automatic.
Does Bragr use generic templates?
The structure is shared, but the content comes from your site: your copy, colors, fonts and screens.

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