Add your site
Paste the address, describe the voice and who it is for. That is the whole setup.
site → shorts, on autopilot
Point it at your site, get Shorts every week
Every week we pick something worth posting from a site you already run, turn it into a 45-second vertical video, and lay it out by day. Twenty sites take the same effort as one.
Three videos free. No card required.
This week
Add a site and the days fill in
45s1080 × 1920 vertical
6¢cost per video
1 / weekper channel
20+sites at once
How it works
You only touch the first step
After setup it runs itself every week. Not happy with something? Stop it, change it, run it again.
We pick and build
We find something you have not used yet, write the opening line and the narration, then add voice, captions and screens.
Sorted by day
Files, titles, descriptions and hashtags arrive split across the week. Download and post. Auto-publishing in progress
What comes out
Last week's output
Nobody touched any of these. Different site, different voice and look.
Mobility gear
How much does insurance actually cover on a wheelchair?
Everyday tips
Three years of making the same mistake here
Product notes
Short answer: under these conditions, do not buy it
All of it comes from your own pages. Nothing invented.
A voice per site
Twenty sites should look like twenty sites
Voice, audience, banned phrases, narrator and layout are set per site. You will not end up posting the same template across every channel.
If your industry forbids certain claims, list them once. They stay out of the narration.
VoiceCalm, explanatory
AudienceCaregivers, 50s
Narratoren-US · low female
Layouts3, rotating
Bannedcure · guaranteed
Cost
6¢ a video. Still 6¢ at the hundredth
Fixed costs barely move as volume grows. Unlike per-seat tools, the more you make, the less each one costs.
Every video shows what it used and what it cost. Your monthly number is measured, not estimated.
This week20 videos
Script$0.90
Voice$0.10
Render$0.11
Total$1.11
Publishing
Never stacked on one day
YouTube caps how much you can upload per day. Push twenty at once and you hit a wall halfway.
Scripts are written in one batch; only the schedule is spread out. For now you download the files day by day and post them. Connecting a channel for automatic publishing is in progress.
Mon3 · 4,800
Tue3 · 4,800
Wed3 · 4,800
Thu3 · 4,800
Fri3 · 4,800
Weekend5 · 8,000
Daily cap10,000
Teams and agencies
Kept separate per client
Your account splits by client, so sites, channels and usage never mix. Pull one client's usage and drop it straight into an invoice.
Prefer your own API keys? Add them and that client's usage comes off your bill.
Client A6 sites · 24
Client B3 sites · 12
Client C11 sites · 44
Keysbring your own · not billed
Learning
It remembers which openings lose people
Performance comes back daily. We track which kinds of opening lines get past the three-second mark and feed that into next week's scripts.
3-second retention by opening type
Number
86%
Question
71%
Contrast
64%
Story
52%
Warning
41%
Mix over time
Week 1
Week 6
Week 12
Week 24
Best performing
The rest
New attempts (always 20%)
One video a week means twelve videos after three months. Draw conclusions from one channel at that sample size and you are mostly reading noise. So we pool across all channels to find the shared pattern first, and weight per-channel judgments only as far as that channel's data supports. Expect visible differences at three to six months. And since running only the winning format makes a channel monotonous, 20% of output always stays experimental.
Why this
Not an editor. A production line
Built less for perfecting one video than for keeping them coming without you.
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Set it once
It builds on schedule every week. Nobody has to log in and press anything.
✕
Never repeats a page
Used pages are remembered and skipped. Months in, nothing comes back around.
Aa
Captions stay in sync
Timing comes from the speech engine word by word, not from someone eyeballing it.
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Shows your actual pages
Real screenshots go on screen. These send people to your site, not into a void.
₩
Costs stay visible
Each video keeps its cost. You will not meet this month's bill for the first time at month end.
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Take your files
Download the videos and scripts as they are. Leaving does not lock anything up.
Pricing
Priced by videos, nothing else
No per-seat or per-channel charges. Unused videos do not roll over.
Free
$0
- 3 videos / month
- 1 site
- No watermark
- Download and post yourself
- Docs only
Starter
$29 / mo
- 20 videos / month
- 5 sites
- Sorted by day · bulk download
- 3 layouts
- Email support (1–2 business days)
Pro
$79 / mo
- 80 videos / month
- Unlimited sites
- Client separation · usage invoices
- Email support (1–2 business days)
- Auto-publishing (in progress)
- Bring your own API keys
Volume
Talk to us
- 200+ videos / month
- Your own channel setup
- Custom layouts
- A named contact
FAQ
Worth knowing first
Will YouTube penalise automated videos?
Mass-produced videos from one template can get flagged for monetisation. That is why each channel gets one video a week, and every site uses its own voice, layout and narrator, with content taken from your real pages. The review criteria are the platform's to set, so we cannot promise you will pass. For the first few months we suggest running without applying for monetisation and watching how the channel does.
When does the learning actually show?
One a week is twelve videos in three months. That is not really a sample. Because we pool across all channels first, differences between opening types start showing at three to four months; tuning to your channel specifically is more like six. Until then it runs evenly and collects data.
My site has few pages. Is there enough to make?
Yes. We do not turn one page into one video. We read the site once to learn your products, who they are for and when they get used, then split each product into angles: how to choose, common misconceptions, maintenance, and so on. Eight pages yields about two years of material; thirty yields six. Your remaining weeks are always on screen, and we warn you below eight.
What kind of site fits best?
Sites with several products or services work best. Blogs that keep adding posts work well too. A one-page brochure site runs out even after splitting angles.
Do you post to my channel automatically?
Not yet. We hand you the videos with titles, descriptions and hashtags sorted by day, and you post them. Channel connection is in progress: publishing publicly requires passing YouTube's app review, which we are going through now. Turning it on before that would only upload videos as private, which is pointless, so we ship what actually works first.
Can I review before anything goes out?
Scripts are visible as soon as they are written, and you can edit one or throw it out. Set the account to review-first and nothing ships until you approve it.
How do I get support?
By email, answered within one to two business days. We do not do phone support. On the free plan the docs and this page are the support; individual replies start with paid plans. When the same question keeps arriving we fix the product rather than write a better answer.
What happens if I cancel?
Two clicks and it is done. We do not ask why. The unused portion is refunded pro rata. Your videos and scripts stay for 30 days, so restarting within that window picks up where you left off.
Which languages are supported?
English and Korean today. Other languages need their own narrators and caption line-breaking rules, so we open those per site on request.
Start with this week
One site address is all it takes. Three videos free before you decide anything.
Add your site