The Hook
“Do you ever look at your AI bill and think holy s***.”
Problem Agitation
“We went through it at Ramp. We gave everyone access to all the tools, and finance saw their budget being blown in a matter of weeks. That's why we built Glass.”
Product Reveal
“Glass is the most effective way to deploy AI within your organization. It's overwhelming for the employee to know what model to select. Often times they'll default to frontier intelligence, which is extremely costly for the average work that folks do. We designed Glass on three main premises. The first is that it's one single agent. It comes pre-built with all the connectivity that your company needs.”
Feature Teaser
“It can do complex analytics, it can do design, it can write beautiful prose. Glass is really like multiple employees in one.”
Feature Teaser
“The second is that we built Glass to be collaborative. If I'm a specialist working on a ticket, and I decide that I need someone from a technical team to jump in, I can just share my Glass session with them. And they can just come in and then make those decisions.”
Feature Teaser
“And number three, it's designed to make every token go further. It gives finance full visibility and full control on how people are using their budget, and what they're using it on. Glass is designed for the whole company, not just engineering. Glass allows me to hit a single button that populates hundreds of rows in our financial model. It saves us a ton of time and prevents mistakes. And so it's allowed our work to be much more strategic. It's allowed our conversion rates to improve drastically.”
Call to Action
“Ramp is an exceptionally fast-growing company, and Glass is a huge part of that. Over the last year, we've been building it, expanding it, making it even more automated, more proactive, more personal, and more productive. And we are now finally ready to open it up to the broader world.”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the enterprise-workspace-launch template.
Modal box floating in space with input fields, frequency toggle, percentage trigger badges, and call-to-action button.
Render an absolute positioned rounded div with spring entrance scaling from 0.95 to 1.0; iterate threshold pills with staggered opacity.
Floating text pill attached to cursor tracking click events, incrementing token counts and dollar amounts.
Use useCurrentFrame with interpolate to animate token count number alongside fixed currency formatting.
Multi-colored vertical stacked bar chart showing spend volume across dates, animating bar heights sequentially.
Map date columns to flex container; animate individual segment heights via spring with slight stagger per column.
Purpose. Relate immediately to shared enterprise pain: unexpected AI billing surges.
Execution. Employee staring at screen, cut to humorous spreadsheet row saying 'HOLY %$#*|'.
Purpose. Establish credibility through internal trial and error at Ramp.
Execution. A-roll executive interview interspersed with incoming invoice alerts.
Purpose. Systematically explain how Glass resolves the problem across 3 core tenets.
Execution. Live screen captures and AR HUD graphics displaying models, collaboration, and controls.
Purpose. Prove value across product, CX, finance, and partner teams.
Execution. B-roll portraits with lower-third title cards followed by specific workflow outcomes.
Purpose. Invite external companies to join early access.
Execution. Clean typography on brand-textured backdrop resolving to Ramp logo.
Objective
Launch video for an enterprise cloud infrastructure optimizer called Pulley.How the recipe adapts
Replace the AI bill shock with an unexpected AWS bill spike; feature the VP of Engineering explaining multi-cloud sprawl, followed by HUD demos showing cluster autoscaling, team-based access, and budget guardrails.Scene durations (7 scenes, 107s)
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