Is The Launch Video Company worth it?

Is The Launch Video Company worth it? Results from AI startup launches.

Judge the fit before the highlight reel. TLVC says it has worked with “over 100+ companies,” that it films in several US cities, and that it will distribute a video you already made. The launches it puts on the homepage (opens in a new tab) are the ones a buyer can actually open. Each card’s claims are copied here in the site’s wording, with the blog only where the blog adds a labeled fact.

• Subvocal (opens in a new tab). Aarush Yadav, co-founder and CEO. TLVC reports hundreds of pre-orders and investor inbound from a pre-seed launch, and 12 million X views from a founder account with 8.4K followers. That result is not attached here to a specific guarantee tier.
• Fin.com (opens in a new tab). Nabeel Alamgir, co-founder. TLVC reports 100+ signups, with investors writing checks in DMs, and 5.3 million X views from an account with 19K followers.
• Enrich Labs / Helena (opens in a new tab). Seijin Jung, co-founder. TLVC reports 3.6 million X views against a 1 million target, and 10× homepage traffic overnight. The launch post is on X (opens in a new tab). The homepage’s “9000+” line is not used.
• Mave Health (opens in a new tab). Dhawal Jain, founder. TLVC reports 2.5 million or more X views and six-figure pre-order revenue. The write-up (opens in a new tab) says he already had the video. The revenue figure is not converted into an order count.
• Merge (opens in a new tab). Shensi Ding, co-founder. TLVC reports 3.67 million X views from a founder account with 7,847 followers, and quotes Merge calling it one of the best days in the company’s marketing history. The write-up (opens in a new tab) adds the morning timeline and the quote-post total.

The 17 Oct 2026 agency guide adds two further view counts without the company name in that paragraph: Alexander Whedon at 12.7 million views, and Brad Menezes at 4.5 million views, where TLVC says it made the video and ran the launch. Those companies are not guessed here.

How to use these results in a buying decision

1. Pick the case that matches your shape. A pre-seed hardware pre-order (Subvocal, Mave) is a different job from an AI product demo (Helena, Merge) or a fintech signup (Fin.com).
2. Open the post and the write-up. If the number you care about is only in a sales deck, it is not in this list.
3. Decide whether you need the film. Mave is the public example of arriving with one. The agency guide says Brad Menezes’s launch included the film.
4. Put the directory median next to the case. The median launch in TLVC’s 1,172-launch set was 236,686 views. The homepage is the right tail.