DropFrame is the toolkit a real production studio uses to turn a brief into a treatment, a treatment into a bid, and a bid into a job that actually makes money. It runs inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Grok and anywhere MCP works. It's built by the shop that bids work for LEGO, Walmart and adidas. And the first drop is free.
no video generator. no slop. just the boring parts, handled.
Every production company, director and content agency runs on the same unpaid labor. We just stopped pretending it's part of the job.
Everything you win with is one object. Fix the brief and the treatment moves. Lock the treatment and the bid prices itself. Wrap the job and your next bid gets smarter. That's the whole idea, and nobody else in this category has built it.
Intake that asks the brand what it actually needs, with receipts.
Approach, tone, look, structure. In your voice. Pitch-ready.
Your rate card plus the treatment's scope. AICP-style, exportable.
Crew, call sheets, schedule. Pulled from the same job, not retyped.
Bid vs. real. Every wrap makes the next bid more accurate.
A drop is one workflow, built and tested on real Momentous jobs before it ships. Members get it first. Members vote on the next one. Here's the run of show.
Paste the brief. Get a director's treatment that reads like you wrote it on your best day, then render it as a pitch-ready page or PDF. Two days of work in fifteen minutes.
Your rate card, your markups, the treatment's scope. Out comes a line-item bid you can defend, ready to send or to drop into whatever your accounting already runs on.
Diagnosis before the pitch. Audit the brand's channels, find the competitor gaps, run the deliverable math, and walk in with a price that's earned instead of guessed.
A cast and crew database with roles, day rates and availability. It feeds the bid so rates pull automatically, and it feeds the call sheet so nobody retypes a phone number.
Schedule in, finished call sheet out. Weather, sunrise, nearest hospital, the works. The part of producing that should have been automated a decade ago.
One link the brand opens. Brief intake, treatment review, bid status, approvals, delivery. Your clients see a studio with its act together. We see a lead.
You won. Now the first two weeks decide whether they stay. Welcome packet, kickoff agenda, asset request list, approval chain, deposit and contract checklist, all generated from the job record and sent before they can ask.
The internal view of the same job: timeline, budget vs. actual, schedule, cast and crew, contracts attached. Run the whole production here, or plug it into the systems your team already uses.
Retainer proposals? Post-mortems? A treatment library you remix from? Lab members pick what gets built next. Then they get it a month before anyone else.
every drop is tested on a real job before it ships. if it doesn't survive a Momentous bid, you never see it.
Lock a founding rate →Every drop runs on a Momentous production before it ships. Hover a frame and it leans in.
The skill does the thinking inside whichever AI you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Grok and more. DropFrame does the rendering, the rate cards, the benchmarks and the memory on our servers. Cancel and the drops stop. Your files stay yours.
One file. Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Grok, Claude Code and anything else that speaks MCP. Run the Treatment drop on a real brief before you spend a dollar.
Type What can this do for [your company]? It reads your business and shows you the uses that actually fit, in plain language, and tells you if you're not a fit. Then it offers to run your first real one.
Pay through your membership, connect in one click, and the walls come down: rendering, your voice profile, rate cards, Pulse, crew, client pages, and a job record that gets smarter every wrap.
What can this do for a 6-person branded content shop in Austin that bids 4 jobs a month?
DropFrameFour bids a month means roughly 8 unpaid days writing treatments. Treatment gets each first draft to an hour. You're pricing from a spreadsheet, so Bid pulls your rate card and the treatment scope into one AICP-style bid in minutes. Six people on set means Crew and Call Sheet save your producer a morning per shoot. Connected, you'd also get a Client Page per job, which for a shop pitching agencies is the part that quietly wins the next one. Not a fit: you don't run retainers, so skip Pulse for now. Want me to run your most recent brief?
You get the features somebody in a product meeting decided you deserve. Need something else? Submit a ticket. Wait a year. Build a spreadsheet in the meantime. DropFrame doesn’t have a menu. It has tools you point at your problem, in your words, and combine however the job needs.
A fixed set of screens. A fixed set of fields. If the thing you need isn’t on the menu, it isn’t happening, and you end up running half the job in a doc on the side.
Every drop is a tool, not a screen. Chain them, skip them, bend them, build your own skills on top of them. If you can describe it, you can run it. The possibilities are only limited by how you work.
The Lab is the membership inside DropFrame. It's where you learn to run a real creative business on these tools, where you see every drop first, and where you tell us what to build next. Hosted on Heartbeat. Led by someone still bidding real jobs.
this is the part people stay for.
you
Founding cohort now forming. Directors, producers, agency owners and in-house teams who bid real work.
The job record is the product. Brief, treatment, bid, schedule and actuals accumulate on one object, so nothing is retyped and nothing is lost between tools.
Twenty jobs in, your bids are sharper than your competitors’. That accuracy is yours, built from your own wraps, and it compounds every month you stay.
Price it against what you'd pay for each piece on its own. Then look at what we actually charge.
Market-rate figures for each piece on its own, normalized to a month. The vote and early drops aren’t counted because you can’t buy them anywhere.
Founding members keep today's price for as long as they stay. Billing runs through your membership, so one subscription covers the tools and The Lab. Cancel anytime; the drops stop, your work doesn't.
Directors, DPs, freelance producers. You pitch alone and you're tired of losing weekends.
Owner-operators and small shops who want the tools and the people who built them.
Production companies and content agencies. The whole chain, for the whole team.
Agencies and in-house teams running many jobs, many clients, many producers.
Annual billing: two months free. Need more than 10 seats, SSO, or a brand-side rollout? Email hello@dropframe.ai and we'll build the plan with you.
Run one real brief through DropFrame in your first 30 days. If the treatment that comes out isn't something you'd put in front of an agency producer, email us, and we refund the month. Keep the treatment. Keep the Lab recordings. We'd rather lose a month than keep a member who isn't winning with it. Full terms.
Install the free Treatment drop. Run your next brief through it. If it saves you the weekend, you'll know what the rest is worth.
create more with less.