Filmoyo for agencies
Filmoyo’s core creation workflow and its agency-oriented extras are not the same package. A studio should confirm exactly which tools are in the selected tier before building a client service around them.
Map the work you actually sell
Write down the deliverable first: a short brand story, an explainer, a talking character or a monthly sequence. Estimate how many approved scenes, formats and revision rounds are likely. This is more useful than assuming one subscription will fit every client job.
The seller presents additional client-finding and agency utilities in annual access products or upgrades. Do not assume those utilities are included in the basic front-end license. Review the current package breakdown and the terms for each add-on.
Price for labor, review and rights
Budget time for scripting, frame approval, animation review, client feedback, music and final exports. Your price to a client should reflect the human work and the rights you have secured, not just the software subscription.
If you intend to sell client work, compare the Personal and Commercial license scopes. Keep client approval and usage rights in writing, especially for voice, logos, source photos and AI-generated characters.
No client-acquisition guarantee
Client search, spec-film and outreach features can support a prospecting workflow when present in the chosen tier. They do not guarantee replies, contracts, client demand or income. Use outreach lawfully and follow the rules that apply where you operate.
See pricing, commercial rights and privacy and consent before deciding whether the offer fits an agency process.
Check the current package
Offer terms and package contents can change. Compare the live order summary before buying.
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Sources to check
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