A UGC video production agency that books no creators
We produce video to the grammar of creator content — vertical, handheld, a face talking to camera, a hook in the first second — generating the presenter from your product photos rather than casting one. $37–$50 a video on a plan, $99 on its own.
On a monthly plan, by volume. Script, production, editing, captions, ad-ready aspect ratios and full commercial rights are all inside that figure.
Bought on its own
$99
Creator fees
$0
per ad on a plan
$37–$50
per ad without a plan
$99
turnaround, by plan
3–7 days
usage windows to renew
0
Straight answer
These are not made by real creators
The keyword is “UGC style”, and the word style is doing real work. Here is exactly what that means.
AI-produced, creator-style
The presenter is generated, not booked. We say so plainly because the alternative is implying a person you have never met endorsed your product.
The format, not the testimonial
What performs in UGC is the shape — handheld framing, a face talking to camera, a hook in the first second, an unpolished cut. That shape is reproducible. A genuine customer opinion is not, and we will not fabricate one.
No invented customers
No made-up names, no fake reviews read aloud, no "I’ve been using this for six months" from someone who has not. If your script needs a claim, it needs to be a claim you can stand behind.
We lead with this because the category does not. An AI-produced ad that performs like creator content is a genuinely useful thing to buy; an AI-produced ad sold as a customer testimonial is a liability with your name on it. If what your campaign needs is a real person’s endorsement, hire creators — that is a different product and we would rather lose the sale than mis-sell this one.
What we will not do is produce a generated presenter claiming personal experience of your product. What we will do is check the product on screen against your photographs before delivery, under the fidelity check that covers every ad.
The trade
What you gain by producing them this way
Six things that change when the presenter is generated rather than booked.
A price that lets you test
$37–$50 a video on a monthly plan, or $99 for one bought on its own. Creator fees, product seeding and usage rights are not in that number because none of them happen.
Days, not weeks of coordination
3–7 days from approved brief to delivery, by plan. There is no shipping window, no filming window and no waiting on someone else’s schedule.
Variants are cheap, so you make them
Same body copy, six openings. Scale includes hook variation testing and Elite includes unlimited hook variations, because at $37–$50 a video the losing variants stop being expensive.
Delivered ad-ready
9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 on every video, with captions burned in where the brief asks for them. Nothing needs re-cutting before it goes into the ad account.
Scripts you approve first
Hooks and scripts come back for sign-off before anything is produced, which is where claims get checked and where revisions stop being expensive.
Rights with no expiry
Full commercial usage rights on delivery. No usage window to renew, no whitelisting fee to the person on screen, no per-platform charge.
Samples
UGC-style ads we have produced
Hook variants and full ads from the plans, with the brief behind each one.
Three different things, two of which carry claims the third cannot.
What "UGC style video" means, precisely
It is an ad built to the visual grammar of user-generated content: shot as if handheld, framed for a phone, a person talking to camera, cuts that look made rather than produced. Advertisers want that grammar because a feed trains people to skip anything that announces itself as an ad.
What it is not is user-generated. Real UGC comes from a customer who chose to post. The moment an advertiser commissions it, it is creator content; the moment it is generated, it is UGC-style. Keeping those three apart matters, because two of them carry claims the third cannot.
AI-produced versus hiring creators
Creators bring something real: a face your audience may already trust, an opinion they formed themselves, and the right to say "I use this". That is worth paying for, and if it is what your campaign needs, hire creators — we will say so.
What creators cost you is throughput. Briefing, seeding product, waiting, rounds of feedback with someone who is not on your team, and usage rights that expire. AI production trades the authenticity for volume: 15 to 60 finished ads a month at $37–$50 each, with rights that do not run out.
What a UGC-style ad is actually made of
A hook in the first second, a problem stated in the language the buyer uses, the product doing the thing, one concrete reason to believe, and a close. Most failing UGC ads fail at the first of those, which is why they are the cheapest thing to test.
Because the body of an ad is the expensive part and the hook is the variable one, the efficient test holds the body constant and varies the opening. That is a volume strategy, and volume is what per-video pricing buys.
Disclosure, and where the line is
Advertising rules in most markets turn on whether an ad misleads about who is speaking and what they experienced. A generated presenter delivering claims the brand can substantiate is an ad. The same presenter saying "I have used this for six months" is a fabricated testimonial, and we will not produce it.
We are not your legal advisers and the rules differ by market and platform, so check your own. What we can promise is that we will flag a script that asks a generated person to vouch for something, rather than quietly producing it.
FAQ
Questions about UGC style video
What advertisers ask before switching from creators to AI production.
What is a UGC style video?
An ad produced to look like user-generated content — handheld framing, vertical, a person talking to camera, an unpolished cut — rather than like a commercial. The format is what makes it work in a feed. Ours are AI-produced, so they are UGC-style rather than user-generated: the presenter is generated, not a customer or a hired creator.
Are these made by real creators?
No, and we will not let a page imply otherwise. The presenters are AI-generated. If your campaign specifically needs a real person’s endorsement, a named creator or a genuine customer testimonial, hire creators — that is a different product and we would rather say so than sell you the wrong one.
How much does a UGC style video cost?
$99 for a single ad bought on its own, up to 30s. On a monthly plan it is $37–$50 a video depending on volume — $747 for 15 a month, $1,297 for 30, $2,197 for 60. There are no creator fees, no product seeding cost and no usage-rights renewal on top.
Can I mix UGC ads with other video types?
Yes — that is how the plans work. Product videos, UGC-style ads, motion ads and static images all come out of the same monthly allowance at the same per-video rate, in whatever mix that month needs. Format is a briefing decision here, not a pricing one.
How many hook variants should I test?
More than you are testing now, is the honest answer. Hold the body of the ad constant and vary the opening: Scale includes hook variation testing and A/B-ready versions, and Elite includes unlimited hook variations. Your project manager will plan the mix against what is already running in your ad account.
Do I need to send you product samples?
No. Clear product photographs from several angles are enough. Nothing ships to us, nothing ships to a creator, and there is no window where your product is in transit instead of in an ad.
How fast do UGC ads come back?
3 to 7 days from approved brief to delivery, depending on your plan, with rush 48-hour delivery available per video. Scripts and hooks are approved before that clock starts.
Who owns the ads, and do the rights expire?
You own them outright with full commercial usage rights, and nothing expires. There is no whitelisting fee to a creator, no renewal when a usage window closes and no per-platform charge — the three costs that make creator content more expensive than its invoice suggests.
Will the same presenter appear in a competitor’s ads?
Presenters are generated per brief rather than picked from a shared cast list, and we do not reuse a look across competing brands in the same category. If a consistent on-screen presenter matters to you, custom avatar training is published as a one-time setup on the pricing page.
