Cap Async Client Demo Kit (5-7 days)
A productized offer that turns Cap's Instant and Studio capture modes into a repeatable async demo and documentation service for agency clients, priced against a $2.42 per license monthly tool cost. Time: 5-7 days.
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Cap Async Client Demo Kit (5-7 days)
A productized offer that turns Cap's Instant and Studio capture modes into a repeatable async demo and documentation service for agency clients, priced against a $2.42 per license monthly tool cost.
- Cap Desktop License purchased at $2.42 per license per month (annual billing) for each delivery seat
- A storage decision made before recording: Cap Cloud, client S3 bucket, Google Drive, or self-hosted infrastructure
- Client brand assets on hand (logo, color values, intro and outro clips) for recording templates
- A named client-side reviewer who can approve scripts and final cuts within 48 hours
- Slack or Google Drive access confirmed for the sharing workflow the client already uses
- 1.Install Cap Desktop License on delivery machines and confirm commercial usage rights are active
- 2.Choose the storage target per client data policy: Cap Cloud, S3, Google Drive, or self-hosted
- 3.Connect Slack and Google Drive integrations so share links land where the client works
- 1.Build branded recording templates and export presets inside Studio Mode
- 2.Set export defaults to 4K / 60fps for hero demos and a lighter preset for internal review cuts
- 3.Test Instant mode for quick shareable links up to 5 minutes each
- 1.Record the first client demo in Studio Mode using the full editor for trims and callouts
- 2.Run auto-transcription and check the output against the client's language from Cap's 19-language support
- 3.Apply AI-generated titles, summaries, and clickable chapters to the recording
- 1.Publish the demo through a browser share link with password protection enabled
- 2.Turn on comments and reactions so the client's team can leave timestamped feedback
- 3.Capture viewer analytics from the share dashboard to establish a baseline
- 1.Write the recording SOP covering Instant, Studio, and Screenshot mode selection
- 2.Draft a one-page video style guide with naming conventions for AI titles and chapter labels
- 3.Set the monthly share link budget: 20 cloud links per license, each capped at 5 minutes
- 1.Train the client team on Instant mode for ad hoc updates and Screenshot mode for beautified stills
- 2.Walk through the review loop: record, auto-transcribe, edit in Studio, share, collect comments
- 3.Hand over the SOP and style guide as editable documents
- 1.Audit the first three published recordings against the style guide
- 2.Confirm the client can publish a new demo without agency involvement
- 3.Close the engagement with a handover call and a 30-day support window defined
Cap Desktop License costs $2.42 per license per month on annual billing, so a five-client book carries about $12.10 in monthly tool cost against a $1,800 setup fee per client. The margin sits in the SOP, style guide, and training layer, not the software, because the client keeps paying for the workflow after handover. Reselling Cap Pro at $8.16 per user per month annual gives agencies a second revenue line when clients want cloud sharing beyond the 20-link desktop allowance.
- Branded Cap recording templates and export presets configured in Studio Mode
- A published demo library of three share links with password protection, comments, and viewer analytics enabled
- A recording SOP covering Instant, Studio, and Screenshot mode selection
- A one-page video style guide with AI title and chapter naming conventions
- A 30-day support window document defining the agency's post-handover scope
The client team publishes a new Cap recording end to end, from Studio Mode capture through AI transcription and a password-protected share link, without agency assistance.
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