Nuki, is that even possible?
A tiny duck host takes a real headline apart: fusion just turned mercury into gold?! Four minutes, the sources on screen, and a question you can't stop asking.
Every / lesson
Everylesson.
Explainers that make hard science feel easy. A host people love, a question they can't stop asking, and the facts on screen with their sources.
Original explainer series made by us.
What If, you fell into a black hole?
Big thought experiments with Ike, the miner kid: the question first, then the science, one fact at a time.
How It Actually Works, tap-to-pay.
Everyday tech explained by Pak, a data packet, from the card to the bank and back in under a second.
More questions, coming.
Body Weird, Small Wins, and explainers made for your product: new episodes every week.
A question, answered.
An explainer people finish: a hook in the question, a cast that carries it, the facts on screen and where they come from.
- A question that hooksThe one your customers actually ask, turned into the first line.
- A cast that carries itCharacters who make the facts easy to follow and fun to watch.
- Facts with sourcesEvery claim on screen with where it comes from.
The business case
What an explainer does for you.
- The problem it solves
- A product or idea people don't understand fast enough to buy, back or share.
- What you get
- Explainer episodes in 9:16 and 16:9, with a cast, sound and the facts sourced on screen.
- Where it earns
- Your channels, your product pages, onboarding, sales calls and learning products.
- How you stay in control
- You approve the questions, the cast and every fact before an episode goes out.
- What to measure
- Watch-through and shares in your own analytics: benchmarks to calibrate against, not a promise.
Nuki, What If and How It Actually Works are New Creative Design original series, made by us with AI. Sources are shown on screen in every episode.
Plans
Pick your plan.
For teachers and creators who explain things well, and companies whose product needs explaining. Same studio, same quality.
Lesson Pilot
One question, answered beautifully.
$199one-time
1 explainer · 60 s
- Your host, designed
- Script with sourced facts
- Narration and sound
- Counts toward your first month
Teacher
A new explainer every week.
$599a month
4 explainers · about $150 each
- Your host and format
- 60–90 s, 9:16 and 16:9
- Facts on screen with sources
- A monthly note on watch-through
Course Channel
Long-form episodes and the shorts that feed them.
$1,490a month
2 long · 8 shorts
- 3–5 min YouTube episodes
- 8 Shorts and Reels from them
- Chapters, captions and thumbnails
- A monthly read on what to explain next
Product Explainer
One deep explainer, cut into a series.
$1,500one-time, up to $2,400
5–10 min + a 1-min series + 3 reels
- One 5–10 min explainer (price by length)
- Cut into 5–10 one-minute episodes
- 3 reels for social and ads
- 16:9 and 9:16, captioned
Explainer Series
A new answer every week.
$2,400a month
4 explainers · about $600 each
- For product pages, onboarding and sales
- Facts approved by you first
- Every ratio, captioned
- A monthly read on watch-through
Learning Library
An academy your customers actually finish.
$4,900a month
4 long · 16 shorts
- Onboarding and help-centre episodes
- Shorts for social and email
- Chapters and transcripts
- Quarterly format refresh
- Your series is yours
- Cancel anytime
- Pay per project
- Retainer contracts available
Why it lands the first time. Every fact is checked and sourced before we animate it, so episodes go out right the first time and people trust them.
Yours to grow
Your lessons. Your business.
What we make for you is yours to use, sell and build on. Some food for thought:
- Ad revenueLong-form explainers earn on YouTube once your channel meets the program rules.
- MembershipsFans support the channel monthly for early episodes and extras.
- CoursesTurn a season into a paid course or workshop.
- MerchYour host on posters, mugs and plush.
- LicensingSchools, apps and publishers license your episodes.
- Fewer support ticketsFor businesses: onboarding and help videos that answer before anyone asks.
It has happened before
- KurzgesagtAn animated science channelThe studio said merchandise, Patreon and YouTube ads made up 65% of its income from 2020 to 2022.Source: Wikipedia, citing Kurzgesagt
Food for thought, not a promise of earnings: results depend on your audience, offer and effort. Figures are as reported by the companies and press cited. These brands are not affiliated with New Creative Design.
Explain your product.
Tell us the question your customers keep asking. We come back with a cast, a format and a first episode to say yes to.
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