UGC videos for agencies, delivered as posts on the client's own accounts.
Five client products, thirty creators with locked faces, a hundred connected accounts and three thousand silent posts a month on one plan, with white-label reports. Each video is a three-second creator hook, a hard cut to ten seconds of the client's real product, and a trending sound attached at post time, posted from the accounts the client owns.
What does an agency get that a single founder does not?
Room. The Studio plan is five products, thirty creators, a hundred connected accounts and three thousand posts a month, with an onboarding call, a shared channel and white-label reports, at $1,249 a month billed yearly or $1,499 monthly. Scale, at $416 billed yearly or $499 monthly, is two products, ten creators, thirty accounts and six hundred posts.
The video is the same on every plan: an AI creator with a locked face holds a silent three-second hook under one line of text, then a hard cut to ten seconds of the client's real product. Sixteen seconds, posted from the client's own accounts with a trending sound attached at post time.
Whose accounts do the posts go out from?
The client's. Nothing is published without a connected account the owner connects, and the engine never buys, sells or moves accounts. An agency's job is to get the client to connect their TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts and say how old each one is; the engine does the rest on those accounts.
A client's brand-new account gets two quiet days and three probe posts, then one post a day that climbs only when the last five posts hold reach. An account that has been posting starts today. A hundred accounts can be at a hundred different rungs, each with its own schedule.
How does one creator per product keep a client's feed consistent?
Each client product gets its own creator, cast for that product's audience, with a face locked from the day the client keeps it. The same person shows up with the same product every day, which is what a feed needs and what a rotating cast of creators cannot give. Nobody speaks, so there is no voice to match across posts and no script for the client to approve.
How are results reported?
Each post reports its views back, and that is what the hook lines are scored on: lines that win on an account get used more, a line that loses five times is retired. Studio includes white-label reports, so what the client sees carries the agency's name. No claim is made here about what reach any account will get; the report shows what happened.
What does the agency still do?
Less than running a creator roster, more than nothing.
- Get each client to connect the accounts they own and state the age of each.
- Paste each product's URL and collect a ten-second screen recording of it doing one thing.
- Keep the creator, or ask for another, once per product.
- Read the report, and replace a recording when a product changes.
What does each plan cover?
Generation is included. Posting, warm-up, ramp and the feedback loop are the plan. Yearly or monthly, cancel any time.
Launch
One product, one founder.
$166a month
$1,990 a year, two months free. Or $199 month to month.
- 3 creators
- 9 accounts
- 90 posts a month
- Warm-up and ramp on every account
- Trending sound on every post
Scale
A funded startup.
$416a month
$4,990 a year, two months free. Or $499 month to month.
- 2 products
- 10 creators, 30 accounts
- 600 posts a month
- Clone any viral hook
- Priority generation
Studio
An agency or a portfolio.
$1,249a month
$14,990 a year, two months free. Or $1,499 month to month.
- 5 products
- 30 creators, 100 accounts
- 3,000 posts a month
- Onboarding call and a shared channel
- White-label reports
Yearly is the default and takes two months off; monthly is there too. Nothing runs before a plan is active: the brief, the creator and every video are made on the plan. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted (terms apply).
Agency questions.
Which plan is built for an agency?
Studio: five products, thirty creators, a hundred accounts and three thousand posts a month, with an onboarding call, a shared channel and white-label reports, at $1,249 a month billed yearly or $1,499 monthly. Scale covers two products with ten creators, thirty accounts and six hundred posts at $416 billed yearly or $499 monthly.
Do the posts go out from the agency's accounts or the client's?
The client's, connected by the client. Nothing is published without a connected account the owner connects, and the engine never buys, sells or moves accounts. Each account keeps its own age, its own schedule and its own rung on the warm-up ladder, so a hundred accounts can be at a hundred different stages.
Can each client have a different creator?
Each client product gets its own creator, cast for that product's audience and locked to one face from the day the client keeps it. Studio includes thirty creators across five products. The creator never speaks, so there is no voice to match between posts and no script to put in front of the client for approval.
Does the agency get white-label reporting?
On Studio, yes. Reports carry the agency's name. What they show is what each post's views reported back and which hook lines are winning or retired on each account. No claim is made about what reach an account will get; the report records what happened and the cadence each account has earned.
What does the client have to provide?
The accounts they own, connected, with their ages; the product's URL or a document about it; and a ten-second screen recording of the product doing one thing. That recording is the only filming anyone does. Everything else, the creator, the hook lines, the sound and the posting, is the plan.
Can an agency start smaller than Studio?
Yes. Scale is two products, ten creators, thirty accounts and six hundred posts a month at $416 billed yearly or $499 monthly, and Launch is one product at $166 billed yearly or $199 monthly. Nothing runs before a plan is active; if no post went out in the first fourteen days, the first payment is refunded in full.