Short form video by industry: why RealTake is the platform for yours
Every industry has its own questions, its own review step and its own idea of what looks professional. The edit is the same problem everywhere. Pick your industry for the pains, the six videos to record this week, and what RealTake does about each one.
RealTake is the short form video platform for any business whose best content is a person explaining what they do: record on a phone, get a finished video back in minutes, review it if you need to, post it to four platforms.
- Thirty industries, one spinePains, six videos to record this week, and the answer to each pain, per industry.
- Review where it mattersRegulated fields get the same tool with a review step and captions you can correct before anything posts.
- Your footage as b-rollThe listing, the kitchen, the dashboard, the suite. Upload once; it appears when you mention it.
Works in your phone's browser. Nothing to install.
Whatever you sell, the edit is the same problem. Here is the fix, by industry.
Pick your industry
Each page: who it is for, the four pains, why RealTake is the best platform for that industry, six videos to record this week, and which plan fits.
SaaS
Demos and changelogs, with your screen recordings as b-roll.
See the page →AI consultants
Proof of expertise, recorded after every client call.
See the page →E-commerce
The founder on camera, the product in every shot.
See the page →Fintech
Clear explainers, reviewed before they post.
See the page →Insurance
The twenty questions every agent answers, on camera.
See the page →Mortgage
Rate explainers the day rates move.
See the page →Accounting
Deadline reminders, scheduled for the quarter.
See the page →Legal
Plain-English explainers, reviewed before they post.
See the page →Healthcare clinics
What-to-expect videos, no patients on camera.
See the page →Dental
Office tours and first-visit explainers.
See the page →Real estate
Listing walkthroughs, posted before the open house.
See the page →Fitness and gyms
Floor videos between sessions.
See the page →Beauty and salons
Before-and-afters with the stylist on camera.
See the page →Restaurants and hospitality
The chef, the kitchen, the dish.
See the page →Automotive dealers
Walkarounds from the showroom floor.
See the page →Home services
Job-site explainers from the van.
See the page →Construction
Site updates and process videos.
See the page →Education
Lessons cut into clips that get watched.
See the page →Nonprofits
Impact stories from the field.
See the page →Faith organisations
Messages cut into shareable clips.
See the page →Recruiting and staffing
Role explainers and employer stories.
See the page →Events
Clips posted before the session ends.
See the page →Podcasts and media
Episodes into finished clips.
See the page →Travel
Destination videos from the destination.
See the page →Retail
New arrivals, on camera, daily.
See the page →Manufacturing
The floor, the process, the part.
See the page →Logistics
Operations explainers from the warehouse.
See the page →Cybersecurity
Plain-English threat explainers.
See the page →Marketing agencies
Client video at volume, in brand kits.
See the page →Creators
Daily posting without the editing night.
See the page →Different businesses, the same four reasons the video never gets posted
The take exists. The edit never happens.
Recording takes four minutes. Finishing it takes an evening nobody in any industry has, so the file sits until it is out of date.
Upload from the phone it was recorded on
The whole flow works in the phone's browser. A Director plans the edit and builds it: smart cuts, captions, b-roll, graphics, sound. It comes back finished in minutes. Nothing to install.
It looks nothing like the accounts winning in your category
They are not using a caption template. They are using whatever format is winning on social this month, and they have someone who tracks that.
Formats, not templates
Fresh styles every week built from what is working on social right now, with 200+ motion graphics, camera moves that always keep you in the frame, and sound.
Someone has to see it before it posts
A partner, a compliance step, a client, a boss. Review by email adds a week and kills the cadence.
Review on one screen, then download or post
Turn on review and every video waits in the Studio for your OK. Every word of the captions is editable. Download the finished file for whatever review your firm requires, then post or schedule to four platforms.
The content is in your week, not in a brainstorm
The question you answered three times today, the process nobody outside the business understands, the thing that changed this morning.
Six ideas per industry, and your own footage as b-roll
Every industry page below lists six videos you can record this week. Upload your own footage once and it is pulled in when you mention it. Licensed stock and approved AI-generated visuals cover the gaps.
Six industries, six finished videos
Cuts, captions, b-roll, graphics and sound on every one, in a style built from what is working on social right now.
Record one for your industry today.
Free plan: 5 watermarked videos a month. No credit card.
Which plan fits
Start on Starter, free, up to 5 watermarked videos a month, no card. Presence at $49 a month covers around 16 to 32 finished videos, a video every working day. Authority at $99 fits a business with several people on camera or a podcast to clip. Empire at $249 is for teams and agencies running volume. Billed yearly, those are $29, $59 and $149 a month. Every plan has every feature; you see the cost of a video before it is made, failed renders are never charged, and you get an email before any renewal. Full details on the pricing page.
FAQs
Is RealTake the best short form video platform for my industry?
My industry is not listed. Does it still work?
Can we use our own footage as b-roll?
Does it work on a phone?
Can a team member run it for us?
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Who it's for
RealTake is AI for short form video for anyone who is the face of what they do: eleven professions, seven team use cases and thirty industries, one page each.
Read →Teams and companies
RealTake runs a company's short form video: staff record on a phone, a team member uploads, finished on-brand videos post or schedule to four platforms.
Read →Priced by how often you post
RealTake pricing: free plan with 5 videos a month, then $49, $99 or $249 a month ($29, $59, $149 billed yearly). Every plan has every feature. No card to start.
Read →Your industry's best content is already in your week.
Record it today. It comes back finished.
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