Watch the video. A woman at the door of a flower shop holds a toy parrot in the palm of her hand and says:
“I don't know who's smarter, you or the parrot. The private launch for founders is very close, and our web app wants to bring you more visibility.”
That woman is an AI influencer made in UGC Viral Studio, and we made this clip for our own launch. For the flower shop, the same woman would talk about the bouquets of the week, with the shop's flowers behind her.
What the business gets
This is your first offer: short vertical videos where a person presents the business and its product.
- videos of 15 to 30 seconds, ready to post;
- a person with the same face in every video, so customers recognize her;
- one script per video, with a single action at the end: send a message, book, or stop by the shop;
- the business posts them on its own account.
You deliver the videos and the business uploads them to its own account, so you do not need any followers.
How many videos a month
This work is sold by the month. Icon, in the United States, delivers 6 ads a month. Eric suggests starting with a package of 4 to 10 videos a month for a small business.
A fixed package helps the business, because it knows what it gets and what it pays. And it helps you, because you know how much work you have that month.
Why they pay
In Spain, a 2026 study asked marketing managers what their biggest challenge with these videos was. 79% answered the quality of the content or the difficulty of finding the right creator.
The same study says cost does not show up as the main obstacle.
A small business wants to show up on social media every week, and often has nobody to ask. That is where you come in, with a good video delivered on time.