The best footage you own is already on your phone
A before and after of a job you did this week will out-perform anything shot on a studio day, because it is yours and it is recognizable. Short-form video is not really a filming problem. It is turning the clips you already take into something cut, captioned and posted on a schedule you do not have to think about.
For businesses whose work looks like something
A trade or a practice where the result is visible: a finished install, a repaired roof, a room put back together.
Anyone already taking photos or clips on site and doing nothing with them.
A business that wants to post consistently and has never managed a second week of it.
Not for: businesses with nothing visual to show, and anyone expecting footage of work they have not done. Nothing here is stock pretending to be yours.
What gets made each month
Four short videos
Cut for vertical, captioned, and sized for wherever you post. Four a month is a cadence a real business can actually feed.
Cut from your own clips
Three to five phone clips a month from you is the whole input. Before and after is the strongest thing you can send.
Captions that survive silence
Most of this is watched with the sound off, so the point has to land in text on the screen rather than in a voiceover.
A first line that is not a greeting
The opening seconds decide whether it is watched. It opens on the problem or the result, never on hello.
Your work, never somebody else's
No stock footage dressed up as your job, and no generated footage of work that did not happen. If there is nothing to show that month, we say so.
Posted or handed over
Scheduled to your channels, or delivered as files if you would rather post them yourself.
Your clips in, four videos out
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Send three to five clips
Shot on a phone, on site, no setup. Before and after of the same job is worth more than anything staged.
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First cut within a week
You see it before anything is posted, and the first one usually sets the shape for the rest.
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Four a month after that
A steady cadence rather than a burst. Consistency is the part that works and the part everybody drops.
Common questions
- Is the footage generated?
- The footage is yours. What the tools do is the cutting, the captioning and the sizing, which is the part that takes hours. Nothing pretends to be work you did not do.
- What if I do not send clips one month?
- Then there is nothing honest to post and we say so rather than filling the gap with stock. This only works while the material is real.
- Where do they get posted?
- Wherever you already are: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or your Google profile. Or handed to you as files.
- What does short AI video cost?
- From $199 a month for four a month. Every price is on the pricing page with the arithmetic already done, rather than behind a call.
The rest of Run on Autopilot
Admin that runs itself
The back-office steps you repeat every week, quote to invoice to follow-up, done without the retyping.
Lead lists worth calling
Businesses near you with a real, measured problem, ranked, with the opening line already written.
One dashboard for every call and lead
A tracked number and one page that says which work is paying, so no month is a guess.
Every price, out loud
Month to month, cancel in one email, and every price on one page rather than behind a call.
Start with the check, not the camera
Video is worth doing once the foundation holds. The free check says whether yours does, so the posting lands on a listing and a site that can take it.
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