Your one good ad stopped working, and there is nothing behind it to swap in. A hundred clips means the next test is already sitting on your drive.
Social and UGC Engine, 100 videos (9x16)
$10,000
One hundred finished short videos for $10,000, which is $100 each. This is the volume pack, and most businesses should not buy it.
If you are running paid ads and burning through creative faster than you can make it, this is the size that keeps up. If you are posting a few times a week organically, the ten or twenty-five pack is the honest answer and costs a lot less.
The problem it solves
Paid social eats video. You put an ad up, it works for a while, then the same people have seen it too many times and it stops working. The fix is another video, and another after that. Testing ten angles means having ten videos, not one video described ten ways.
At that point the shortage is not budget or ideas. It is supply. A production company that turns around four videos a month cannot feed a campaign that burns through eight. Buying in batches of ten means you are re-briefing every three weeks forever.
For a business posting organically twice a week, none of this applies. That business needs twenty-five videos and a calendar, not a hundred.
Who this is for
Businesses spending real money on paid social ads. The campaign needs a constant supply of new videos to test against each other. Running out of fresh creative is a weekly problem, not a yearly one.
How Creative Marketing AI helps
Start with the honest part, because $10,000 deserves it. One hundred videos is about a year of posting twice a week. If that is your situation, you are looking at the wrong pack, and the twenty-five for $2,750 will serve you better with less risk. The people this pack is built for are running paid ads with enough spend that creative gets used up in weeks: agencies buying for clients, ecommerce brands testing angles against each other, and multi-location businesses that need different versions for different markets. If nobody in your business is going to be actively using video every week, do not buy this.
What's included
- One hundred finished vertical videos in the 9x16 tall phone shape: a paid campaign has enough new creative to keep testing, without a gap while the next batch is briefed
- $100 per video, the lowest rate in this family, so the volume is what buys the discount rather than a negotiation
- Hook sets: the written opening lines for each video, sent before production. You can kill angles you dislike while killing them costs nothing
- Enough distinct angles to run against each other, so you can find out what your audience responds to instead of guessing from one video
How it works
- 1You tell us what you sell, who you are targeting, where the ads will run, and what you are trying to test. No marketing vocabulary required.
- 2We write the hooks and storyboard the videos, delivered to you in review batches rather than all at once.
- 3You approve each batch or send changes, while changes are still cheap.
- 4We produce the approved videos batch by batch.
- 5You get the finished files as batches complete, plus notes on how the angles differ so your testing is not accidental.
Is it the right fit?
Good fit
- Businesses already spending on paid social ads who run out of fresh creative faster than they can replace it
- Agencies buying video on behalf of clients who need volume at a predictable unit price
- Ecommerce brands testing many angles for the same product to find which one their audience responds to
- Multi-location businesses that need different versions of the same message for different markets
- Buyers with someone in-house who will actually review and schedule a hundred videos
Not the right fit
- Businesses posting organically a few times a week. Twenty-five videos for $2,750 covers that, and the extra $7,250 buys you videos that sit unused.
- Anyone buying this to see whether short video works for their business. Buy the ten-pack for $1,200 and find out for a twelfth of the money.
- Businesses without enough products, services, or angles to fill one hundred videos that are meaningfully different from each other
- Owners with no one available to review storyboard batches on a schedule
- Anyone who needs a promised number of views, followers, leads, or sales, because that is not something we sell
- Businesses that want a hundred AI presenters posing as real customer testimonials
What you provide
- The products, services, or offers the videos should cover, and enough of them to fill one hundred distinct videos
- A named person on your side who will review the storyboard batches on schedule, since a hundred videos stalls fast without one
- Your logo, your brand colors, and any wording you are required to include by law or by a franchise agreement
- Photos, video, or product samples if you have them, since your real material is what keeps the videos looking like your actual business
- Your ad platforms and placements, so the videos are built to the specs those placements require
- Approval on the storyboards, because nothing gets produced until you approve it
- Approval on any claim the videos make about your product, your pricing, or your results
Straight talk
- We do not write fake reviews, invent customer testimonials, or make up results. Volume does not change that. A hundred AI presenters praising your product is not proof and will not be built as proof.
- When a presenter or a voice in a video is generated by AI, it is presented as what it is. It is never passed off as a real customer or a real employee of your business.
- We do not promise views, followers, leads, sales, or a win rate on the videos you test. You are buying one hundred finished videos, not an outcome.
- Medical, legal, financial, and safety-related claims are written only from wording you supply and approve.
Common questions
Who actually needs one hundred videos?
Businesses running paid social ads at enough spend that creative wears out in weeks. Agencies buying for several clients. Brands testing many angles for the same product. If you are posting organically a few times a week, you do not need this pack. We would rather tell you now than after you buy it.
What exactly do I get for $10,000?
One hundred finished short videos, each built around one idea, each in the tall phone shape, at $100 per video. You also get the written plans before production, delivered in review batches, and the included revision rounds.
Is there a real person in these videos?
Sometimes. If you send us photos or footage of your product, your shop, or your team, that real material goes in. When you have no footage, the presenter on screen and the voice you hear are generated by AI. At a hundred videos we will say it twice: those presenters are not customers, and we will not script them as though they were.
Do I have to approve all one hundred storyboards?
Yes, but not in one sitting. Plans come in batches so you review a manageable number at a time. Someone on your side has to own that review, because the production stops when the approvals stop.
Should I buy the smaller pack instead?
Almost certainly, unless you are actively spending on ads. Ten videos for $1,200 tells you whether the format works for your business. Twenty-five for $2,750 covers a business posting steadily. This pack only pays for itself if the videos are being used up.
Can I get a wide version for YouTube and my website?
Yes. The same videos cut in the wide 16x9 screen shape costs 50 percent more on top of the pack price.
How many of the hundred will actually perform?
We have no idea, and neither does anyone selling you volume creative. Testing many angles is a way to find out what your audience responds to. It is not a promise that a given number will work.
Ready when you are.
Social & UGC Engine — 100 videos (9×16) — $10,000.