Contact Video Funker

How to contact Video Funker

Email [[CONTACT EMAIL]]. That address reaches the people who would actually run your account, not a routing desk.

Three lines make the first reply useful rather than a request for more information: what your company sells and to whom, what you have already tried on LinkedIn, and whether the founder is willing to appear on camera at all. The last one changes the answer more than the other two, and there is no wrong response to it.

We have not put a form here because there is nowhere honest for it to send. A form needs a working endpoint and a person reading what arrives, and a form missing either one still shows a success message. The sender believes they made contact and never chases it. An email address that works is worth more than a form that does not.

Book the intake call and get the first video free

If you already know roughly what this is, skip the email. The first video is free, and signing up books the intake call that produces it. You see a finished video before you agree to a retainer, which tells you more about whether this fits than any exchange of messages will.

Booking the call does not commit you to anything beyond the call. If the video comes back and it does not sound like you, that is a real answer and it cost you forty-five minutes.

What happens on the intake call

It runs about forty-five minutes, on video, and it is the only part of the month that needs you. Four things get covered:

• Who you sell to and what triggers a purchase. Not the job title, the moment. What has to go wrong in their week before you become relevant.
• What you actually sell, including the parts of the offer you have stopped explaining because they feel obvious to you and are not obvious to a buyer.
• The objections you hear most often, in the words your prospects use rather than the words your website uses.
• The opinions you hold that a decent share of your market disagrees with. This one carries the month. The other three are largely public information. This is the part nobody can research on your behalf, and a call that skips it produces a month of content that could have been written about any company in your category.

After the call, scripts are drafted in your phrasing, edited by a person, and delivered on camera by a presenter. You are not asked to write anything, and there is no filming day to schedule. There is more detail on how that runs in how we work and what we turn down.

When to expect a reply

Email is answered within [[RESPONSE TIME]] on working days. If you have not heard back by then, send it again rather than assuming the answer was no. Filters eat more cold email than people admit.

Signups are handled faster than email, because the call is booked by the system rather than by us reading a message and replying to it.

When founder-led video is the wrong fit

We will say this on the call if it applies, and it is cheaper for both of us if you know it now. This is the wrong service for a personal brand play where the entire point is that one specific human is on screen. It is the wrong service for product demos, customer stories, and anything reacting to something that happened yesterday. All of those need a real camera pointed at a real person or a real screen.

It is also the wrong service if you want one video. The mechanism depends on a buyer seeing you repeatedly over a few weeks, so a single clip is an expensive way to prove nothing. If any of that describes what you need, say so in the email and we will tell you straight.

If you are still deciding, read what a month of founder-led video costs in hours and cash first. It is the page most people send back to us with questions attached, which is exactly what it is for.