Content & Growth Enginesv3.1.0Production EngineUpdated 2026-10-24
Zappy Hub: AI Social Content Campaign Factory
Automated multi-platform video and copy campaign engine with Remotion render automation.
P95 4.2s render time for 30s 1080p MP4
45 concurrent video renders per AWS Lambda cluster
4 Deliverable Packs
Commercial License From
$349
One-time fee • Zero royaltiesInstant GitHub Repo Access
Production Commercial Rights
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Live Sandboxed Execution
Interact with the core simulation directly in your browser. No signup required.
Zappy Hub Workflow Pipeline Simulator
3. Remotion Video Composition
Active StateHeadless Chromium renders 1080x1920 60fps MP4 video with reactive audio waves.
Pipeline Output ArtifactRendering composition 'TechExplainer_v2' at 60fps (Render time: 4.2s)
Commercial Licensing
Simple, Transparent Licensing for Teams & Studios
One-time purchase with full source code. Zero recurring seat licenses or telemetry.
Commercial Single
For startups and creators publishing automated high-quality campaigns.
$349
One-time license fee- Full web app and Remotion render pipeline source
- Single company/product commercial license
- 6 built-in Remotion motion templates
- Docker Compose setup with Postgres and Redis
- 6 months of feature updates and bug fixes
Most Selected
Team / Studio
For agencies and growth teams managing multiple client brands.
$899
One-time license fee- Everything in Commercial Single
- Multi-tenant brand workspace architecture
- Up to 10 client brand accounts supported
- Custom Remotion template authoring guide
- 12 months of prioritized version upgrades
Enterprise Full Source
Uncapped multi-brand agency engine with complete redistribution rights.
$2,999
One-time license fee- Unlimited brand accounts and client seats
- Complete white-label and re-branding rights
- Direct architecture and video pipeline custom styling session
- Dedicated integration support channel
- Full commercial ownership with no ongoing seats
Frequently Asked Engineering Questions
Yes. The worker runs locally using standard Node.js and system FFmpeg. AWS Lambda is optional and only recommended for high-volume batch rendering.