A video for every product. Not just your bestsellers.
Upload a few photos of a product, pick a presenter, and get one finished video ad — script, voiceover and captions done, sized for TikTok, Reels or your feed. About ten minutes a product, about $8.50 each.
Free to sign up — you only pay when a video is delivered.
The product photos you already shot.
The photos already on your listing are the input. Plus a presenter: pick one of our models, or upload photos of someone if you’d rather.
No script, no brief, no shot list. You don’t write anything.
The reason you only have video on three products.
It isn’t that the other 37 don’t deserve one. It’s that each one cost a freelancer, a brief, a week of back-and-forth and a round of revisions — so video became something you did for the hero product and nothing else.
At about $8.50 and ten minutes, that maths stops applying. You’re not deciding which products are worth a video. You’re just making them.
And when you add a product next month, it gets one on day one instead of never.
The item in the video is the item in the box.
General AI video doesn’t render your product. It renders what a product in that category probably looks like — and it’s convincing right up until the label goes soft or the shape shifts between cuts.
For a listing video that’s not a cosmetic problem. A customer who buys the thing in the video and receives something slightly different is a return, and a review.
Ugcly holds the product to the photos you uploaded — colour, shape, finish, label — and checks every scene against them. What drifts doesn’t reach you.
It works out who buys this product before it writes the ad.
Before anything is generated, it reads the product and works out who it’s for, what problem they’re solving, what makes yours different from the twelve other options in the search results, and what they’re actually hoping for.
Then the script argues that case. It’s the difference between an ad that describes your product and one that gives someone a reason to buy it.
You see the reasoning on screen first, and you can correct it.
From sellers using it.
“It saved me the cost and the back-and-forth with freelancers. Most of my products have a few videos up on social now.”
John
“We send 50–100 products to influencers every month. Now we use Ugcly in between, which keeps our UGC marketing balanced.”
Kei
If you already work with creators, this isn’t a replacement. Seeding builds trust that AI can’t; this fills the weeks between rounds, and covers the products that were never going to get a creator.
About $8.50. A creator is $150 to $500.
One finished video, about $8.50, charged when it’s delivered — not when it’s attempted.
A UGC creator runs $150 to $500 per video and takes about a week, and you brief them again for the next product.