Pricing plans

A prompt to make the 15-second vertical video that presents your plans and their prices (or a client's). Each plan becomes an object set in your place, with its price printed on it; we see what each one adds to the previous one and its commitment, then the plan you recommend steps into the spotlight, and we see where to sign up. The prompt refuses fake strikethrough prices, fake urgency and made-up claims such as "most popular".

• The promptThe text to paste into Claude to make your video, with its instructions.
• The step-by-step guide Free giftFrom installing Claude to the file of your video, step by step, with no coding knowledge.

1. You receive an e-mail

   Within minutes, at the address you gave when paying. Remember to check your spam folder.

2. Your prompt is attached

   One text file per prompt, which starts with its instructions.

3. You use it right away

   As many times as you want, for yourself and for your clients.

4. A problem?

   Write to hello@mavena.app: your file is sent to you again.

1. Gather your material

   Create a folder for your video and put in it your plans, their prices including tax, what each one includes, the commitment, the plan you recommend, your logo and where people sign up.

2. Paste the prompt into Claude Code

   Open Claude Code in this folder, with the Opus 5.5 model, then paste the prompt.

3. Answer its questions

   Claude asks you its questions about your project, then suggests three visual directions: you choose.

4. Approve at each step

   Claude shows you the script, the storyboard, the sound, then a preview. You approve, or you ask for a change.

5. Get your video

   Claude hands you the final file of your video.

1. 0 to 2 s
   The three plans

   On the front desk, three table tents drop and land one after the other: three plans, three prices.

2. 2 to 4 s
   The starter plan

   Close-up on the first one: what it includes gets highlighted, then "No commitment".

3. 4 to 6 s
   What changes

   The second one only shows what it adds (group classes, day and night access) and its 12-month commitment.

4. 6 to 8 s
   The most complete

   The third one adds a coaching session and the sauna, with its commitment written plainly.

5. 8 to 10 s
   The recommended plan

   It steps forward, the "Recommended" label clips onto it and a spotlight comes on over it.

6. 10 to 12 s
   Signing up

   On the phone lying next to it, a finger presses "Sign me up".

7. 12 to 15 s
   The ending

   The camera pulls back over the three plans, and the gym's sign lights up with "Sign up online · link in bio".