What do you call this? Animation? Motion Graphics? And is there a plug in for it

I can do quite a bit with plug ins, but can you have look at this advert - can this be done with plug ins and stock vectors or are these all custom made in separate software?

Custom Animation motion graphics? Done in Adobe Illustrator?

That's a lot of readily available third-party elements put together.

Thank you for confirming, I think this is something I can either have done on Fiverr for $40 or so per explainer or i can make myself using one of the following plug ins. I suspect though, one would need more than one of these and maybe some form of additional "icon" sets to personalise?
fxfactory.com/info/symbolpop/
i tend to only use FX factory as they tend to allow you to see if it is what you want before you buy it.

What do you call this?
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Animation?
Yes

Motion Graphics?
Yes

And is there a plug in for it
No, it's handmade

Pixelmator Pro (Affinty Photo, Adobe Photoshop), Apple Motion (Adobe AE) - maybe for output Apple Final Cut Pro (Adobe Premier Pro) and Apple Calculator (for the wheels ). No plug-ins are used nor necessary.

"i tend to only use FX factory as they tend to allow you to see if it is what you want before you buy it."

That is really super limiting. There is a ton of great stuff out there that's cheaper and you won't find it in FxFactory. I rarely use stuff from FxFactory anymore.

SVM
FCP Full Access
Leno FX
PremiumVFX
Stupid Raisins
XEffects
Ryan Nagle

Agreed and thanks for the list - others will also find that very useful - Stupid Raisins are good and I do have a lot of Ryan. But there are some there worth looking at. Really interesting you don't use it - very interesting indeed. I used to use MotionVFX and found them misrepresenting the products, misleading sales and actually rather too niche and expensive for my liking. Some of there stuff I still have- and some of it still does not work on my very expensive 2020 Macbook Pro.

I will be sure to have a look at all those now.

I've given up on MotionVFX because the templates were not flexible enough, and working with them in Motion they just weren't organized well for reverse-engineering, and way, way, way too expensive for something you're only going to use once or twice. And very little to fit my clients needs.

Coremelt has a listing of templates that I use a lot, and they're very inexpensive. Although the last few I've purchased recently are giving me problams (beachballs a lot, crashing a lot). So I'm hoping they update/fix their templates soon.
coremelt.com/collections/vfx-market

But I've started to just use elements (you can get collections of elements from some of the vendors I listed) and just slap them all together very quickly to get affordable and impressive results. The expensive stuff doesn't cut it for me anymore.

Same!!!! Rubbish company zero support too -

Not tried Coremelt again after I had the same issues trying to work them.