Answer a buyer’s question with a clear sales video
Explain a buying question with a direct answer, supporting evidence and the conditions that matter. Make a video your team can reuse when the same question comes up again.
See what you can make
Supabase’s official guide becomes a whiteboard answer to a real deployment question.
Prompt
Create a 35-second video answering this buyer question about Supabase: Can our team run Supabase on our own infrastructure?. Audience: engineering teams evaluating deployment options. Use these approved sources: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/self-hosting. Open by acknowledging the concern. Give this direct answer: yes, Supabase documents self-hosting on your own server or cloud infrastructure and recommends Docker. Explain the evidence: the official self-hosting guide links to Docker Compose deployment instructions. State these relevant conditions or prerequisites in plain language: your team operates and secures the deployment, maintains Postgres, and handles backups, monitoring and availability; self-hosting is community-supported; the local development CLI stack is a separate development environment. Use supplied product visuals where helpful. End with Review the official self-hosting guide and choose the deployment approach your team can operate. Keep pricing, security claims and performance numbers exactly as documented. Tone: helpful and specific. Voiceover language: English.
Selected style
Whiteboard
Source material
Read the video transcript
Can your team run Supabase on its own infrastructure? It's a fair question when you're weighing deployment options. The short answer is yes. Supabase documents self-hosting on your own server or cloud infrastructure, and recommends Docker. The official self-hosting guide links directly to Docker Compose deployment instructions. The conditions: your team operates and secures the deployment, maintains Postgres, and handles backups, monitoring and availability. Self-hosting is community-supported, and the CLI's local development stack is a separate development environment. Review the official self-hosting guide, and choose the deployment approach your team can operate.
How it works
One source. A repeatable workflow.
Start with
Approved product evidence
Create in
ngram
Make
Buyer answer video
Select one question and its evidence
Write the buyer’s actual question and the approved answer. Add sources for security, deployment, pricing or performance claims and include the prerequisites that affect the decision.
Open the starter in ngram
Choose Open in ngram to carry the starting prompt into your workspace. Sign in if prompted, replace the bracketed details with your own, and add source files. Review the brief and choose your settings before creating.
Create and review your video
Check your selected settings and the total estimate, then choose Create video. If a plan is offered, read it and use Request changes or Approve plan. ngram-flash starts production directly. Keep the same conversation while the video is being made.
Check the conditions as well as the answer
Confirm that the video states relevant limitations and responsibilities from the source. Verify quoted figures and terms, then check that the final step helps the buyer evaluate their own situation. Play the full preview and use chat or Make changes for corrections.
Your starting point
Start with the prompt.
Open the starting prompt in ngram, add your source, then review and create your video.
Edit this if you like, or open it in ngram and add your source there. You’ll review the brief and settings before creating.
Review. Then deliver.
A playable video appears in the conversation. Play it and compare it with your source before choosing how to deliver it.
While your video is being made
Read the latest conversation message. Answer a question or approve a plan when asked; otherwise let the active generation finish. You can return to the conversation from Projects.
Share a link
Open Share to publish a public watch link on any plan. Choose an unlisted link on Basic or above when you want access by link without public discovery. Anyone with an unlisted link can watch; check the source is suitable for that audience.
Download the video
On a paid plan, choose Download for the MP4. Wait for Preparing download to finish when shown, then play the downloaded file before delivering it.
If the workflow needs attention
Reopen the same conversation and read the error. Preserve the project link, use an offered retry once for the failed step, and contact Support if it fails again.
- The source cannot be read
- Check the URL and permissions. Provide the relevant text or attach an authorized file in ngram, then ask for the missing source to be used in the same conversation.
- The result misses a fact or step
- Quote the source and identify the exact line or scene to correct. Request a targeted change in the same project, then replay the corrected section and its surrounding context.
- The shared version is out of date
- Open Share and choose Republish when offered. Open the watch link in another tab and verify that it shows the intended version.
Keep the workflow. Change the story.
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Review the answer when the product changes
Keep the question stable when it still describes the same buyer concern. Refresh its evidence, answer and conditions when the product or commercial terms change.
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Keep the project and delivery link together
Save the project link with the source version and shared link. For a revision, reopen that project and ask for the change; for a new topic, return to this workflow and fill in a fresh brief.
Examples
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Templates
Start with a reusable brief
Adapt the template to your source, audience and next step.
Features
Refine the finished video
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Solutions
Make it part of your team’s work
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Use cases
Put the video to work
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Converters
Start with the source you have
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Tools
Prepare the supporting pieces
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Integrations
Create and share where you work
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Related workflows
Keep the next task moving
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