Understood in sixty seconds
On our call you said that if someone has never used virtual reality, you have to spend the next twenty or thirty minutes explaining what it is. That is the bottleneck in your whole sales motion, and most people never give you the half hour.
- A film makes someone feel it in a minute, in any language, without you in the room.
Four numbers, and the fix for each
In July the site moved to a new build. The design carried across; the part machines read did not. None of it shows from the inside. Only machines see it. Checked 28 July, and again 4 August, using Google's own crawler identity.
Dr. Skip Rizzo is one of the most credible names in clinical VR, and he advises you. When a hospital asks Google or ChatGPT which VR platform has a clinical advisory board, the answer is assembled from what your server sends. Right now it can't see him, the patent, or a word about HIPAA. You are being left out of answers you should be winning.
Each of those ninety pages was written for a reason: PTSD, anxiety, addiction, pricing, the research library. To a crawler they are all the same file, so ninety pages of work earns the authority of one.
The BBC loses 10% of its audience for every extra second a page takes. LinkedIn is your best lead channel, and most of that attention currently leaves before the site appears.
Institutions push their accessibility obligations onto vendors, and an inaccessible site is a quiet flag in a procurement review. Nobody calls to tell you it happened.
<body> <div id="root"></div> </body>
That is the entire page. Every word a visitor sees is assembled afterwards by 39 scripts running in their browser. Google's crawler and AI assistants don't wait for that.
<body> PsyTech VR is clinical VR exposure therapy software for mental-health professionals, used in 60+ clinics, hospitals, and universities. U.S.-patented, and built with a named clinical advisory board. Built with the clinicians who pioneered this work. Dr. Albert "Skip" Rizzo — clinical advisory board Is PsyTech VR HIPAA and GDPR compliant? Yes — session data stays in the clinician dashboard … </body>
Same design on screen. The words are in the file, so every machine can repeat them.
7f7bc040…68d77f7bc040…68d77f7bc040…68d77f7bc040…68d7Four different addresses, one identical fingerprint. Fetched with Google's own crawler identity on 4 August 2026.
Both are real pages. Open them side by side and click around.
Same content, same brand, measured with Google's own tools. Vodafone improved load speed 31% and saw sales rise 8%. Speed shows up in revenue.
What you get, and what it is for
The film and the rebuilt site were both made before we had an agreement. That is how we work. We build first, and you decide afterwards. Everything below continues that.
All 90 URLs rebuilt
Served complete, so Google and AI assistants read every page.
A content system you own
We build the CMS for your team, so you can publish blogs and change pages yourselves. No developer needed, and everything stays in your name.
Messaging on your own line
As simple as picking up your phone, made the spine of the site.
Schema and technical SEO
The labels machines use to answer questions about your product.
Proof in the first screen
The patent, the advisory board, the institutions. Not fifteen screens down.
Three cinematic films a month
Planned with you in monthly creative sessions, so the messaging is right before anything gets made. Each film has one job: bring in leads and grow the brand's visibility.
Ad-ready cuts for LinkedIn
Every film re-cut for LinkedIn, the site and email. All audio is licensed, so any cut can run as an ad or a commercial the day you get it.
A social strategy behind it
The films, the cuts and the cadence follow one plan, built around where your leads already come from: LinkedIn and your website.
LinkedIn copy and cadence
Written for clinicians, published on a rhythm.
The website kept current
Maintained, updated and improved as part of the monthly.
Your monthly visibility audit
The audit that found these four numbers, run every month: what moved on the site and on LinkedIn, what we shipped, what we change next.
Two parts. Start with either, or take both.
one-time · delivered in 30 to 45 days
- All 90 URLs rebuilt and readable
- A CMS we build, so your team edits anything
- Schema, technical SEO, new messaging
- Files, repo, hosting and domain in your name
- Your developers own the platform, we own the story
per month · cancel with 30 days
At the per-film rate you already heard, three films alone would run $6,000 to $9,000.
- Three cinematic films, planned together monthly
- Ad-ready cuts with licensed audio
- Social strategy, LinkedIn copy and cadence
- Website maintained and updated
- Your monthly visibility audit
both parts, run as one sequence
- The rebuild ships first, in 30 to 45 days
- The engine starts the day the new site goes live
- The PDAC launch as the first project
- One point of contact for all of it
The first project: the PDAC launch
PDAC will be the biggest announcement in the company's history, and the date is yours. If you start the engine, this is where we begin: a landing page built for the announcement, two to three announcement films ready to run as ads, and a LinkedIn and email sequence timed to the news.
This is month one of the engine, nothing extra to buy. And if you take the rebuild, the announcement gets its own section on the new site.
The website rebuild
Delivered in 30 to 45 days, guaranteed. We start with a kickoff meeting, then meet weekly to review the build together, so the site stays in line with what you want the whole way through.
The content engine
The same rhythm. A weekly session to review the content, read the numbers, and sharpen the strategy as we learn what works.
One more thing — the rooms.
You mentioned you're at a lot of live events, and that most of your market is not on your doorstep. So alongside the films I went and mapped the rooms: every conference between now and December 2027 where your buyers actually gather — twenty-five of them, checked against the organisers' own pages, ranked by what to do about each one rather than by how big they are.
It's yours either way, with no strings on it. Two things in it are time-sensitive: a speaking window that closes on 30 September, and BetterHelp sitting in a room in Nashville seven weeks from now.
Who you'd be working with
SPRNTRL Visuals is a creative production studio. Story, film, design and brand, directed end to end as one craft. All of it carries a single intention: making your message and your purpose visible, and making them land. Your purpose is meant to be seen.
Ready when you are.
Reply with which part you would like to start with and I will send the agreement the same day.