Four posts a month. One hour of your quarter.
We shoot an hour at your business, cut four to eight short videos a month from it, and post them on your day. You approve each batch from your phone. If you send us clips, we use them. If you do not, we use the footage we shot.
Real people. Real footage. No AI avatars, no stock. Your customers can tell the difference, and so can the algorithm.
One visit to a groomer in Oldsmar. Three posts.
The owner's total time: zero. Her staff shot it on a phone; we did the rest. Shared with permission from Otto's Pretty Paws. Tap a video for sound.
The client's post25 seconds, captions, end card with the shop's logo.
The same shoot, cut for a second accountDifferent hook, different ending, tagged back to the shop.
A five-second fillerOne clip, one line. The kind of post that keeps a feed alive between the big ones.
How it works
One-hour shoot at your place.
We bring the shot list; you keep working.
We cut the month's posts.
They go on your private approval page with the captions.
You tap Approve.
Or do nothing and they post in 48 hours.
Every 90 days, another hour.
So the footage stays fresh.
Pricing
| Starter | Standard | Plus | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per month | $350 | $500 | $750 |
| Videos per month | 4 | 4 | 8 |
| Platforms | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| Quarterly refresh shoot | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Revision round per month | None | 1 | 1 |
| Monthly one-page report | Yes | Yes | Yes |
One-time setup: $500. Covers the first shoot, your brand guide, platform access through the platform's own partner tools (we never hold your passwords), and your approval page. Three-month initial term, then month to month with 30 days' notice.
Those tools make ads from a product photo and a generated presenter. They are built for people selling to strangers. Your customers choose you because of who you are, so you are the one on camera, in your shop, with your work. We film it and post it.
Reply to your comments, run your ads, hold your passwords, or send you a "just checking in" email. We make your posts and get out of your way.
Groomers, salons, trades, restaurants, fitness, auto, real estate, and any local business that knows it should be posting video and is not. Law firms have their own page.