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We create ecommerce product videos and explainers for retail companies that need to show how a product works, explain an online platform, or introduce a new service to customers.
Our work ranges from physical products and retail experiences to subscription platforms, mobile technology, and digital commerce.
We have produced videos for companies during periods of product expansion, fundraising, revenue growth, and acquisition. These projects gave their teams communication assets for customers, partners, investors, and sales.

We produced 1 explainer video for Revel Systems to explain its cloud POS platform. Revel later surpassed $100M ARR and was acquired for approximately $250M.
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We produced 3 explainer videos for Chargebee as it raised $230M+ and reached a $1.4B valuation. It later raised $250M at a $3.5B valuation.
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We created 1 animated explainer video for Branch as the company raised $300M at a $4B valuation and expanded its mobile platform.
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We produced 4 explainer videos for Digital Turbine during a period of 126% YoY revenue growth. Annual revenue surpassed $313M.
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Between early 2020 and 2021, we produced 3 custom explainer videos for Chargebee as part of our work as an explainer video agency, helping the company explain its subscription management platform to different audiences.
Subscription billing can involve pricing plans, recurring payments, upgrades, invoicing, and revenue operations. The videos separated those concepts into individual stories that Chargebee could use across marketing, onboarding, and product communication.
Our work with Chargebee took place during a broader growth period in which the company raised more than $230M and reached a $1.4B valuation. It later raised another $250M at a $3.5B valuation.
People buying online often need to understand a product before they can see it, test it, or speak with someone from the company. Video can show information that would otherwise require several screens, images, or paragraphs.
A video can demonstrate features, setup, use cases, product differences, or the steps involved in using a service.
For physical products, that may involve filmed footage or animation. For software and online platforms, we can use interface animation and motion graphics.
Digital commerce businesses often sell something more complex than a single physical product.
Subscription platforms, marketplaces, payment systems, POS software, and mobile commerce products may require an explanation of how different users, transactions, and features connect.
Online shoppers cannot always touch the product, try it, see it in context, or ask someone a question before buying. Video can fill part of that gap by showing the product in use and giving customers information that photos and product descriptions may not communicate as clearly.
The amount of detail depends on the purchase. A simple consumer product and an enterprise commerce platform usually require very different explanations.
The same visual approach can also be used for onboarding, tutorials, feature introductions, and customer education.
For more complex products, this can reduce the amount of information customers have to learn from written documentation alone.

Our work includes projects for companies such as Amazon, Walmart, Pinduoduo, Chargebee, Branch, Revel Systems, and Digital Turbine, covering physical retail, online platforms, subscription products, and commerce technology.
Our clients talk about the production process, communication, responsiveness, and the work we delivered.

Tell us what you sell, who the video is for, and what customers usually need help understanding before they buy.
That gives us enough context to recommend the right approach for the video.
At Yum Yum Videos, we’ve been producing custom animated videos since 2012. Over that time, we’ve created more than 1,000 videos for companies ranging from growing startups to global brands such as Amazon, Walmart, Google, and McKesson.
Ecommerce and retail videos are part of that work. We create videos for physical products, online platforms, subscription businesses, and retail technology, using animation, product visuals, interfaces, motion graphics, and live action depending on what needs to be shown.
Our ecommerce and retail work includes projects for Amazon, Walmart, Pinduoduo, Chargebee, Branch, Revel Systems, and Digital Turbine. Some of those projects were created during major growth periods, including Revel’s $100M+ ARR before its approximately $250M acquisition, Branch’s $4B valuation, and Digital Turbine’s 126% year over year revenue growth.

"Their ability to understand complex topics and visualize them was amazing. We’ve raised $3.5m with a lot of help from Yum Yum Videos!"

"Yum Yum is a beautiful company with an easy process to get your project done in an easy, beautiful way. Thank you, Yum Yum."

"Yum Yum Videos is amazing to work with. Their quality of work is exceptional, and they are very responsive and always professional."

"Yum Yum went the extra mile to understand our product. Very satisfied with their team, process, creativity, and video produced."

"Nothing out there compares to their ability to deliver the story and message."

"Yum Yum was super easy to work with and willing to go as fast or as slow as we needed. Their process and review system were easy to work with. I highly recommend them!"

"The internal feedback we’ve gotten has been great. It’s being a positive relationship and appreciated the agency's ability to remain responsive and meet deadlines."

"The process was simple, remained on track and always professional. We recommend YumYum for your video needs!"
Tell us a little about your ecommerce or retail project and what you need to explain.
We can set up a short call to learn more about your product, answer any questions, and discuss what type of video could make sense for your goals.
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Headquarters: Miami, USA
150 SE 2nd Ave, Ste 1403
Miami, Florida, 33132
United States
Office: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mariano Acha 1750, C1430 DUJ,
Buenos Aires, Argentina