I've had some time to play with this. Anytime AS has a deal that involves video, I am always taking the time to find out as much as I can about the service and any way I can leverage a new video tool.
My experience with editing video is extensive. I cut my teeth editing video with adobe premiere pro, etc. I am ALWAYS looking for templates, shortcuts, and time savings while preserving as much quality as possible. Over the years, software has gotten better and smarter.
I'll still be using my 'fancy' software for bigger projects, but anything that caps out at 10 minutes I'm going to be doing in InVideo.
The copy feature basically makes it so I was able to spend about an hour working out a template I liked - for social media - and was able to then quickly make copies/variations in as little as ten minutes from idea to render.
It has room for improvements (what service/software doesnt') but I am already able to use it out of the box.
Based on the discussions on roadmap / suggested feature additions and based on the highly responsive nature of support that I've dealt with so far, I can see I'll be shifting as many smaller video projects as I can to InVideo.
My #1 concern is being able to make custom tailored template projects that I can quickly adapt / alter and render. Speed and agility is the name of the game, especially with social.
I stacked the maximum codes allowed without hesitation so I could get the maximum 10 min render, unlimited videos. I really like that I can make videos 'on the go' no matter my computer requirements (some software can be resource intensive and very specific about comp. requirements, not to mention expensive themselves).
I'm not sure if I'll be able to use this for more intensive projects, more involved ones, but then I think InVideo is really positioned more for the short, social video space.
I'll count this as one of my best deals of AS. ALL the Tacos.