The creator roster that never flakes.
Twenty hooks for a client by Friday, no creator booked. An AI creator with the product in hand and the label read off the photo, the script, the b-roll, the captions and the Meta copy, on a plan with three seats and the price on every button.
First take free, no card · a take from 60 credits after that15 free credits, no card · a take from 60 credits · failed takes refunded
One client, one week
- Creators briefed, shipped to, chased0
- Hooks filmed for one product20
- Faces in the campaign1, the same one every take
- Cost of the twenty takes on Agency$48
- Cost of the twenty-firstOn the button before you press it
A client's creative week, without the creator wrangling
The bottleneck in an agency's creative week is not ideas. It is the roster: the people you brief, ship to, chase and re-book every time a client asks for a few more hooks. This is the week with that removed.
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Monday: the product, once
Upload the client’s product photo or import it from their Shopify store. The label, the name and how it is handled are read off the photo and kept with the product, so every ad for that client starts from the same sheet.
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Tuesday: the creator, locked
Pick a creator from the cast or make one for the client. The face, the voice and the way they talk are locked, so a campaign reads as one person and next month’s ads match this month’s.
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Wednesday: twenty hooks
The script is written from the product and its research, with what the creator does in each beat. Every script and opening line is its own ad in the ads bar. Add an angle or a hook, generate again; nobody is re-booked.
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Thursday: the copy
Primary text, headlines, descriptions and the CTA for Meta and TikTok, written for every ad at once and exported as a CSV for Ads Manager. Each variant carries its angle and awareness stage.
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Friday: the export
Takes, product shots, b-roll, captions and music on one editable timeline. Export the set, schedule to TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or push a paused ad into the client’s Meta account.
What an ad costs you, before you bill it
Every plan unlocks everything. The plans differ in credits and seats, and the credits also buy competitor decoding, Long → Shorts, scoring and the editor, so the client's research and production are one line.
- A three-take ad with product shots, b-roll, captions and the Meta copy: about 220 credits, $8.78 on Agency, $9.13 on Max.
- One more take of the same product: 60 credits, $2.39 on Agency. Dedicated AI-actor tools price a video at $9 to $11.
- Agency: 10,000 credits a month, the owner plus two seats, priority processing, a dedicated support channel.
- The plan and the copy step write for every ad at once; the CSV drops into Ads Manager. A human creator’s unboxing goes on the same timeline when the client has one.
| Plan | Credits / mo | ≈ Three-take ads | ≈ Takes | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro $99/mo | 2,000 | 9 | 33 | 1 |
| Max $249/mo | 6,000 | 27 | 100 | 1 |
| Agency $399/mo | 10,000 | 45 | 166 | 3 |
The first-ad promise
You see it before you pay. You pay only for what came out right.You see the price before you pay. You pay only for what came out right.
The first take is free.Start with 15 free credits.
No card. Bring one client’s product tonight and watch the take before anyone decides anything.No card. Bring one client’s product tonight, get the script, and see the price of the take before anyone decides anything.
A wrong take is not your bill.
Checked frame by frame, made again once free if the label or the hands come back wrong, refunded on its own if it fails to generate.
The price is on the button.
Every action shows its exact cost first. Unused credits roll over. Cancel from your settings page.
Questions agencies ask first
Will the client know the creator is AI?
Yes, and they should. The creator is a spokesperson, never a customer, which is the frame that passes Meta review and the FTC’s rules on testimonials. Meta adds its own AI label; VidRocket offers the disclosure on publish. Say it in the brief and the client hears "no shoot, no shipping, twenty variants" instead of a risk.
How many seats?
The Agency plan includes the owner plus two seats, with more at $49 a seat. One credit balance for the team, so the cost line on a client’s invoice is the cost line in the app.
What does one ad cost us?
A three-take ad on the default engine, with the product read, the composed shot, one b-roll clip, assembly and the Meta copy, is about 220 credits. On the Agency plan that is $8.78. A single extra take is 60 credits, and the exact price is on the button before you press it.
Can we use the client’s real footage too?
Yes. The unboxing or the demo that an AI creator cannot fake goes on the same timeline as the generated takes. Most agencies run the AI takes for hook and angle testing and keep human proof for retargeting.
What if a take comes back wrong?
Every take is checked frame by frame, and a wrong label, extra fingers or warped packaging means it is made again once, free. A take that fails to generate is refunded automatically. You do not open a ticket.
Do we own what we make for clients?
Yes. VidRocket claims no license to your uploads, your clients’ products or what you generate. Export it and run it anywhere.
Bring one client's product. See the take tonight.
The first take is free and the price of the next one is on the button.You start with 15 free credits and the price of every take is on the button. If it holds up, the rest of the roster is a plan away.
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