The page people send to someone else.
A scroll experience is a page where the scrollbar drives a film. It is not for every business and not for every page — but where it fits, it does something a normal page cannot.
One spectacle per site. Never more.
The technique works because it’s rare. A site where every section fights for attention is exhausting, and the effect stops registering by the third one. So the rule here is one — the hero, or a single signature page — with conventional, fast, indexable sections underneath.
It earns its place for a product launch, a flagship development, a campaign with a real budget behind it, or a brand whose whole pitch is that they are more considered than the competition.
It is a conversion and brand asset, not a ranking one. I’ll say that plainly rather than let you discover it later: these pages are for people who have already arrived. The pages that bring them are the ordinary ones.
Generated, not filmed.
A production company shoots this. That costs five figures and takes a month. I generate the footage instead — which is the entire reason it can sit inside a small studio’s price list at all.
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Keyframes
A locked start and end frame, art-directed to match your brand rather than whatever the model felt like.
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Interpolation
The motion between those two frames is generated as a short clip — controlled, repeatable, on-brand.
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Frame sequence
The clip is exploded into numbered frames, optimised for weight, and preloaded.
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Scrub
Scroll position drives which frame is drawn to a pinned canvas. Mobile and reduced-motion visitors get a clean static fallback.
From RM1,500, as an add-on.
Priced per scene rather than per page, because the scene is where the work is. A single hero sits at the bottom of that range; a chained multi-scene page sits well above it.
Available on any tier as an add-on. It isn’t bundled into a plan, because most businesses genuinely don’t need one and I’d rather not charge everyone for something few will use.
All add-ons and pricingGot a launch that deserves one?
Tell me what you’re launching and I’ll tell you honestly whether this is the right spend — or whether the money does more elsewhere.