For agencies

Client Volume.
Your
Margin.

Make UGC ads and recurring client content fast, with consistent actors, locations and voices per client. Pay once, mark it up however you price your own work.

Pay once.

No monthly subscription.

No annual subscription.

Unused credits never expire.

What's eating your margin

Volume work shouldn't cost you the volume discount.

01

Subscription stacking

Every client project means another tool, another login, another monthly bill whether you ship or not.

02

A client's face changes shot to shot

No reference means no consistency, and no consistency means a client who notices.

03

Testing hooks and CTAs is slow

Every new variant means re-rolling the whole spot from scratch.

What you make

UGC and Rundown, for every client on your roster.

UGC

A 15 to 60 second vertical spot per client, with alternate hooks and CTAs built in for testing, no re-rolling the whole spot to try a new angle.

From 6 credits (15s) to 22 credits (60s)

Rundown

Recurring client content over their own images: listings, roundups, app walkthroughs, with one consistent host.

0.5 credits per second: a 60s episode is 30 credits
Per client, kept separate
Dedicated Talent Pool actor Dedicated Locations Dedicated Wardrobe Locked voice
How it works

It runs like a film set, at volume.

Cinematic.ly Brief

Brief

One brief per client project.

Cinematic.ly Script

Script

Included free, every project.

Cinematic.ly Cast & Locations

Cast & Locations

Build once per client, reuse every time.

Cinematic.ly Production

Production

Failed takes refunded automatically.

Cinematic.ly Premiere

Premiere

Hand off the finished cut, or redo with Take Two.

The money

Buy once. Price your own work however you want.

Unused credits never expire, so a slow month doesn't cost you what you already paid for. Mark up the rate you charge clients however your business runs.

Built by a director, not a tech company. Gregory Storm is a Writers Guild Award–nominated writer who built Cinematic.ly to deliver AI commercials for paying clients.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can I manage multiple clients?
Yes. Build a separate Talent Pool actor, Locations and Wardrobe set per client, and each one stays consistent across every video you make for them.
Can I mark up what I charge clients?
Yes. You pay once for credits; how you price the work to your clients is entirely up to you.
Can I white-label it?
Yes, with the Showrunner pack: deliver to your clients under your own brand. Contact us to set it up.
Is there a subscription?
No. Cinematic.ly is pay-as-you-go. Buy a credit pack once, use it whenever.
What if a generation fails?
You're refunded automatically. A failed take never costs you credits.
Ready when you are

Your next amazing project starts here.