Ship features. ngram turns them into launches.
Every product update deserves more than a changelog. ngram turns your releases into videos, social posts, blog content, help center updates, sales materials, and customer-ready communication.
Choose based on how often your team ships.
Monthly launches for a few important updates, weekly launches for teams shipping every week, and continuous launches for companies shipping across multiple squads.
Monthly Launches
For product teams shipping a few meaningful updates each month.
Starting at
Scoped by product update volume, channels, and launch rhythm.
- Product updates: 3/month
- Launch video: Demo or launch video for each update
- Social package: Short teaser, post copy, and 2 images per update
- Written assets: Blog or changelog draft, help center draft, and customer email copy
- Sales/CS: Briefing blurb for each update
- Workspace: 1 brand workspace and up to 5 users
- Planning: Monthly planning call
- Turnaround: 3-5 business day first draft
- Founder-led SaaS teams
- Early PMM teams
- Product teams without video or design support
- Teams shipping 2-3 meaningful updates per month
Weekly Launches
For fast-moving teams that need every week's releases turned into customer and GTM-ready communication.
Starting at
Scoped by product update volume, channels, and launch rhythm.
- Product updates: 8/month
- Everything in Monthly: Plus channel variants for customer-facing and GTM teams
- Video variants: Customer-facing and Sales/CS video variants
- Social package: Short clips, post copy, images, and carousel assets
- Written assets: Blog/changelog post, help center update, and customer email per update
- Enablement: Sales note or slide plus internal GTM briefing
- Workspace: 2 brand workspaces and up to 15 users
- Planning: Weekly planning call, hosted links, basic analytics, and priority turnaround
- AI startups
- Devtools companies
- PLG SaaS teams
- PMM teams with weekly changelogs
- Teams where sales and support constantly ask what changed
Continuous Launches
For companies shipping continuously across multiple squads, products, and GTM teams.
Starting at
Scoped by product update volume, channels, and launch rhythm.
- Product updates: 15-20/month
- Everything in Weekly: Plus multi-squad launch operations
- Launch calendar: Multi-squad calendar across products and GTM teams
- Messaging: Multi-persona messaging and product demo variants
- Libraries: Help center queue, sales enablement library, and customer education assets
- Localization: Localization support for priority launches
- Workspace: Up to 5 workspaces and up to 40 users
- Strategy: Dedicated product communication strategist and 24-48 hour comms plan for priority launches
- Multi-product SaaS companies
- Scaleups
- Larger product orgs
- AI companies shipping constantly
- Teams where product, sales, support, and CS all need updated materials
Compare launch programs
Each program maps feature launches into the video, image, and update assets your GTM teams need every month.
| Feature | Monthly Launches Starts at $2,400/mo | Weekly Launches Starts at $3,600/mo | Continuous Launches Starts at $6,000/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| CapacityProduct updates/month | 3 | 8 | 15-20 |
| CapacityLaunch rhythm | Few meaningful launches/month | Launch every week | Always-on launch engine |
| WorkflowsVideo | Launch/demo video | Launch/demo + customer and Sales/CS variants | Product demo variants across squads |
| WorkflowsSocial | Teaser, post copy, and images | Short clips, images, and carousels | Multi-persona social systems |
| WorkflowsBlog/changelog | Draft per update | Post per update | Queue across multiple squads |
| WorkflowsHelp center | Draft or update | Update per release | Help center update queue |
| WorkflowsSales/CS | Briefing blurb | Enablement note, slide, or video | Enablement library |
| WorkflowsCustomer email | Announcement copy | Announcement copy | Lifecycle and segment versions |
| WorkflowsInternal GTM | Briefing blurb | Internal GTM briefing | Cross-functional launch room |
| SupportPlanning cadence | Monthly | Weekly | Weekly + priority launch planning |
| SupportFirst draft | 3-5 business days | Priority turnaround | 24-48 hour comms plan for priority launches |
| SupportUsers | Up to 5 | Up to 15 | Up to 40 |
| SupportBrand workspaces | 1 | 2 | Up to 5 |
| AnalyticsAnalytics | Launch tracking | Basic engagement analytics | Advanced analytics |
| WorkflowsLocalization | Available | Available | Included for priority launches |
| SecuritySSO/SAML | Available | ||
| GovernanceApproval and rollover |
- Product updates/month
- 8
- Launch rhythm
- Launch every week
- Video
- Launch/demo + customer and Sales/CS variants
- Social
- Short clips, images, and carousels
- Blog/changelog
- Post per update
- Help center
- Update per release
- Sales/CS
- Enablement note, slide, or video
- Customer email
- Announcement copy
- Internal GTM
- Internal GTM briefing
- Planning cadence
- Weekly
- First draft
- Priority turnaround
- Users
- Up to 15
- Brand workspaces
- 2
- Analytics
- Basic engagement analytics
- Localization
- Available
- SSO/SAML
- Approval and rollover
What counts as one product update?
One shipped feature, integration, workflow, improvement, launch, or announcement with one core message. A different feature, campaign, or audience that needs new messaging counts as another update.
Input examples
- Feature release notes
- Demo recording
- Customer story
- Help article
- Sales deck
- Blog draft
What each update becomes
Every product update deserves more than a changelog.
Individuals vs Businesses
Individuals buy credits for creating videos. Businesses buy launch-ready product communication across video, social, blog/changelog, help center, sales, and customer channels.
- Self-serve creator plans
- Credit and minute-oriented
- Individual video creation
- Checkout-based
- Lightweight workflows
- Usage-focused
- Creator tools
- Enterprise launch programs
- Product-update oriented
- Team production systems
- Scoped with your GTM team
- Social, sales, blog, and CS workflows
- Channel output-focused
- Enterprise launch system
Why business launch pricing exists
Traditional AI tools meter what they use. ngram scopes the finished product communication your business actually ships.
Traditional AI tools charge for
- Seats
- Credits
- Minutes
- Exports
ngram charges for
- Approved output
- Product updates
- Channel workflows
- Image and video assets
- Customer education systems
- Enablement systems
Built for enterprise teams
Security, governance, collaboration, and analytics - included where you need them.
Security & Identity
- SSO
- SAML
- SCIM provisioning
- Role-based permissions
- Admin controls
- Team workspaces
Governance
- Approval workflows
- Legal review flows
- Brand governance
- Version history
- Asset approvals
- Locked approved templates
Collaboration
- Unlimited reviewers
- Internal comments
- Shared workspaces
- Review links
- Stakeholder approvals
Localization
- Multi-language video variants
- Translation workflows
- Localized captions
- Regional asset variations
Analytics
- Watch analytics
- Completion analytics
- Drop-off insights
- Variant performance
- Hosted video pages
Asset Generation
- Launch video
- Demo video
- Social cutdowns
- Thumbnails
- Captions
- Carousels
- Decks
- GIFs
- Sales versions
- Customer-safe versions
- Internal versions
Bring your team. We price by shipped updates, not by seats.
Your business already has the material.
Release notes, docs, product recordings, support articles, sales decks, and customer stories become launch kits across video, social, blog/changelog, help center, sales, and customer communication.
How revisions work
- Step 1
Three creative directions
We deliver three distinct creative directions per qualified product update.
- Step 2
You select one
Pick the direction that fits the business message.
- Step 3
Three revision rounds
Up to three rounds of revisions on the selected direction.
- Step 4
Variants from approved
Variants and supporting assets generated from the approved direction.
New concept after approval = a new product update.
No wasted launches. No wasted quota.
Your team ships fast. ngram makes sure each update is clearly communicated.
For every qualified product update, ngram creates a launch-ready kit across the channels included in your plan. If the selected direction is not usable, we revise it. If we cannot make it usable, it does not count against your monthly update limit.
You are buying finished product communication, not AI attempts.
Output guarantee
Every qualified product update becomes a launch-ready kit. If not, it does not count against the plan.
Usability guarantee
If the selected direction is not usable, we revise it. You are not paying for unusable AI drafts.
Channel coverage guarantee
Every launch kit covers the channels included in your plan: video, social, blog/changelog, help center, Sales/CS, and customer communication.
Rollover guarantee
Unused or incomplete updates roll over, so your team does not lose capacity because timing slipped.