Map Sports Data and Automate Your After Effects project from a spreadsheet with Dataclay Templater

[@fabiotiago2795]

Actually the Dataclay Templater bot product is what I would most like to hire, but it is absurdly expensive! You could have a solution that allows AE to read a Google spreadsheet but charging a smaller package of renderings. For example, up to 100 renderings $30 dollars, up to 350 renderings $105, up to 1000 renderings $300 dollars, and so on, for example. Because that way I wouldn't need to install plugins/scripts to read only .CSV spreadsheets. I could do everything online. Solutions similar to Templater Bot are appearing on the market, I'm waiting and testing. I would really like to have the Bot templater for a smaller amount precisely because I want to update After Effects templates and activate the render, all through the Google spreadsheet and then send the mp4 file via automation to my client, but this solution is very expensive! I know that dividing 15,000 renders by $4500 is $0.3 (the unit price is incredibly cheap! That's good), but paying a license of $4500 or $450 a month is pretty expensive. I already have automations working for still images and I want to add the animated video service. If there is any way, please let me know.

[@BallerFX]

Hi Fabio, Dataclay isn't my product. I like to use it, and thought others would find it helpful. It does have a low unit price as you outlined, and is intended to be used as a batch renderer for larger volumes of data. From my perspective, you should be able to charge your clients for portions of that based on how much you expect to use for their services.

[@fabiotiago2795]

@@BallerFX You are right friend! I still believe that very soon I will be able to hire their system and multiply the earnings around here.

[@ChristianVegaSimpson]

This product is cool but it's insanely expensive

[@BallerFX]

Thanks Christian....probably depends on how much you need to render. It's generally cheaper than a single freelancers day rate for a months worth of renders. It's meant for scale, but if there's not a need for volume renders, there might be other options that make sense for you.

[@jean-philippegrignom6479]

Holly shit we have the same @

[@BallerFX]

Nice! How's that possible?

[@jean-philippegrignom6479]

@@BallerFX me it's @motionjipe you it's @motionjp lol