Define the real job
Audience, offer, channel, call to action, creative volume and brand constraints—not a generic feature wish list.
Bring one product or service, one target channel and one conversion goal. Leave with an evidence-scoped tool decision, a ready-to-produce script and a repeatable workflow.
The output is designed for a small marketing team or agency that expects to choose or change an AI UGC tool soon.
Audience, offer, channel, call to action, creative volume and brand constraints—not a generic feature wish list.
You receive a primary tool and fallback with evidence scope, cost assumptions, export limits and commercial usage rights considerations.
A concise script, shot-by-shot scene plan, avatar or voice direction, caption settings and a checklist your team can repeat.
No password, API key, payment detail or ad-account access is requested. Fit, scope, timing and payment are confirmed in writing before work begins.
The fixed deliverable is a decision and production workflow: tool choice, cost and rights assumptions, script, scene plan, settings and checklist. Any generated proof output is agreed during scoping because vendor plans and source-asset rights vary.
Each recommendation labels its evidence scope. Vendor documentation, available trial evidence and dated first-hand artifacts are kept distinct; no tool is presented as tested without supporting evidence.
You retain rights to material you provide. Generated-asset and commercial usage rights depend on the selected vendor and plan, so the relevant terms and assumptions are recorded before production.
No. The form is an application. Scope and timing are confirmed in writing before any payment request.