Can Sizzledraft record the logged-in SaaS app?

The capture starts from the public URL and does not rely on access to a private customer account. When the working interface is behind authentication, it uses the feature screenshots and product mockups published on the marketing page. Those shots should show genuine app states clearly enough to explain one mobile workflow.

Can the video include our app store rating?

Yes, when the rating appears on the public page where the browser can capture it. The ad can use that visible rating as proof alongside product shots. Keep the displayed rating accurate and current, and avoid adding review claims or customer quotations that are not present in the captured source.

How does the pricing table fit into a short app ad?

The pricing table works best near the decision point, after the video has shown a useful mobile workflow. Rather than presenting every plan detail, the scene can frame the relevant subscription choice or trial action visible on the page. Sizzledraft itself costs $19 for two videos or $39/month for eight.

Can I request a video for one specific SaaS feature?

The first video is cut from the website alone, so the public page needs to make the feature and its product shots clear. Later videos accept a prompt, which can direct the edit toward one workflow, such as approving an invoice, updating a project or checking a mobile dashboard.

Show your SaaS app in use

Sizzledraft turns a SaaS mobile app website into a short video ad built from its published product shots, store rating, features, pricing and brand styling. It captures the public page in a browser, authors a scene and renders an H.264 video frame by frame.

Opening lines that work here

See why users rate this SaaS app so highly
It puts visible store proof before feature claims and creates a reason to watch the product shots.
Your weekly workflow, handled from your phone
It frames the app around a recurring SaaS task that mobile users recognise immediately.
From sign-in to finished task in a few taps
It promises a concrete app journey that published interface shots can demonstrate without exposing a private account.

How do I make a video ad when my SaaS app is behind a login?

Use the product views already published on your marketing site. Sizzledraft drives a browser across the public page and captures the hero, feature screenshots, store rating and pricing table. Those assets can establish the problem, show the mobile interface and finish with a clear subscription or download action without entering a customer account. The sequence should make each screenshot do a specific job: show the starting state, reveal the useful action and display the result. If the site only contains decorative phone mockups, add clear product shots before generating the ad. The first video is cut from the site alone, while later versions can use a prompt to focus on a particular mobile workflow or SaaS feature.

What should a SaaS mobile app video ad show first?

Start with the outcome of one recognisable mobile task, then support it with the strongest published interface shot. A project app might open on the completed board, while an invoicing app might begin with a paid status or finished invoice. If the store rating is visible and current on the page, place it near the opening as proof rather than leaving it for the final frame. Follow with two or three product shots that explain how the user reaches the outcome. Avoid trying to cover the whole SaaS platform in one ad. The browser can capture the marketing hero and feature sections, but the edit works best when they all support one workflow, one audience need and one call to action.

What video format works for a mobile SaaS app ad?

Choose the format for the placement, not the orientation of the screenshots. Vertical output is 1080x1920 for mobile feeds, while horizontal output is 1920x1080 for wider placements. Both render at 30fps in H.264, and audio is normalised to -14 LUFS. Portrait phone screens can sit naturally inside a vertical composition, with room for the store rating, workflow label and call to action. For horizontal video, the same product shots need a layout that uses the extra width rather than stretching the interface. Trending sounds are provided as a link so you can attach them natively when posting. They are not baked into the file because baked-in audio does not register as use of that platform sound.

What the browser actually gets

The browser can capture the marketing hero, published feature screenshots, store rating and pricing table from the public SaaS website. It cannot operate the real product when the interface sits behind authentication, so the video uses published product shots to represent the app in use rather than inventing private screens.

The common mistake

A common mistake is filling the ad with broad SaaS claims while showing unrelated phone mockups. Fix it by choosing one mobile task, ordering published product shots as a clear start-action-result sequence and placing the store rating where it supports that specific workflow.

The strongest proof sits inside an authenticated app, where an automated browser cannot reach real workflows or account data.
Static phone mockups do not automatically show how a user moves from a SaaS problem to a useful result.
Store ratings, feature screenshots and subscription pricing often appear in separate places, making a short ad hard to structure.

Questions

Can Sizzledraft record the logged-in SaaS app?: The capture starts from the public URL and does not rely on access to a private customer account. When the working interface is behind authentication, it uses the feature screenshots and product mockups published on the marketing page. Those shots should show genuine app states clearly enough to explain one mobile workflow.
Can the video include our app store rating?: Yes, when the rating appears on the public page where the browser can capture it. The ad can use that visible rating as proof alongside product shots. Keep the displayed rating accurate and current, and avoid adding review claims or customer quotations that are not present in the captured source.
How does the pricing table fit into a short app ad?: The pricing table works best near the decision point, after the video has shown a useful mobile workflow. Rather than presenting every plan detail, the scene can frame the relevant subscription choice or trial action visible on the page. Sizzledraft itself costs $19 for two videos or $39/month for eight.
Can I request a video for one specific SaaS feature?: The first video is cut from the website alone, so the public page needs to make the feature and its product shots clear. Later videos accept a prompt, which can direct the edit toward one workflow, such as approving an invoice, updating a project or checking a mobile dashboard.

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