Content & Presence
AI Video Maker
Your product photos become short videos, ready to post. Hiring a person costs thousands a month. Your first AI employee is $49.
One channel included — the first one you connect. Every channel after it is $9.
Hire this employeeNo charge for 7 days on your first hire — first charge on day 8. Cancel any time.

SageCuts your own material into something worth watching.
See this employee working atTampa Pasta HouseCasa Lista
See the work first
Watch what eight seconds does.
Wherever a photo of your product would go, a clip of it goes better. Every video below was made the way your AI Video Maker works: one photo in — one living post out, with your name and your price on it.



A plate, a lawn, a chair, a faucet. Whatever you sell has a photo somewhere — that photo is all this employee needs.
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Every clip: eight seconds, vertical, with music. Apart from our own two demo storefronts, the businesses here are invented for the demo — the prices on screen are real US market rates, and Tampa’s and Casa’s come from their own catalogs, word for word.
Vertical is the native format of TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Today your clips go out to your Facebook, Instagram and Telegram — and the file you get is that same vertical clip, so you can post it anywhere yourself.
These two are live right now.
Tampa Pasta House and Casa Lista are sample businesses we run ourselves, end to end, with the AI employees you can hire here — not real customers. Their prices come from their catalogs, and their assistants answer whoever writes in. Open a door and check.


Meet the employee
In Sage's own words.
Before you read a line of the job description, watch the employee describe it herself — what she does every day, where she stops, and what she will never touch.
«Everyone watches video — and you have none? No time to film, an editor costs too much, the music isn't yours. I'll fix that today.»
Sage is your AI video maker: every day she turns one photo from your catalog — a product, a result of your work, or the place where you work — into a short vertical clip for social, ready to post with its caption.
Also on YouTubeRead the film page: Meet Sage, the AI video makerThe passport
What it does on its own, and what it brings you to approve.
Written the way the employee would say it, so there is nothing to discover after you hire.
It does this on its own
No approval needed
- I take a photo from your catalog — a product, a service result or your place of service, from the products, services and promotions you keep — and turn it into a short eight-second clip: one scene, vertical, made for a phone screen.
- I keep people out of the frame — no faces, no hands. It stays an honest product clip rather than a staged shot with actors, and everything that needs saying is said by the captions we lay over it.
- I put your facts on screen: your business name, the product and its price, word for word from your catalog.
- If an item has no photo of yours, draw the picture in your own ChatGPT and attach it to the item — I turn that into the clip. Without a photo on the item there is no clip: I don't invent the frame for you.
- I generate how a product is presented — the light, the background, the angle. The product itself, its price and its terms come from your catalog, so nothing you don't carry ever shows up in a clip.
- I check every figure on screen against your catalog before the clip is rendered — a clip carrying a price your catalog doesn't have simply doesn't come out.
- The music is ours too: every clip gets a track from our library, so nothing is borrowed and no copyright claim can reach your page.
- I hand the finished file into your posting schedule through the template, so it goes out in the slot you already set.
- I make one clip with its post a day — that's the day's included right, counted in your business's own time zone. A day you skip expires instead of piling up, a render that failed leaves the day with you, and a video you upload yourself never spends it.
- I make it for the channel it's going to.
- I show you where a clip stands at every step — queued, generating, ready, or stopped with the reason beside it — and what became of the day's right: used, expired unused, or kept because you posted your own video.
- If you let me go, no new clips are made — and everything already made stays in your media library.
It prepares this for you
Yours to look at first
- The reason a clip didn't come through, plainly — so you can swap the photo instead of guessing.
What it will never do — stated before you hire, not after.
- I don't invent a price, a name or a promotion — every name and price on screen comes word for word from your catalog.
- I don't shoot new footage, and I don't use anyone else's photos, faces, work or music.
- I don't make a picture that isn't tied to an item of yours — a frame is only ever made for your own product or service.
- I don't stitch scenes together or make a longer film — one clip is one scene.
- I don't add a voiceover or pick a voice.
- I don't keep retrying when a generator refuses — one rephrasing, then an honest stop, and you get the reason.
- I don't press publish myself — your posting schedule does that, on your calendar.
- I don't send a video to a channel that doesn't take video.
Now you know exactly what you are hiring.
One channel included — the first one you connect. Every channel after it is $9.
How I’m different from the roles next to me
- AI SMM Manager — The SMM manager plans the month and publishes it; I make the clip that goes in the slot.
- AI Marketing Assistant — Piper writes; what she writes is released by whoever owns that lane: posts and pictures in the feeds go through the SMM manager, clips through the video maker.
What I need to know about your business
You tell me this once, in your own words.
- Which photos in your catalog show a product the way you'd want it seen.
- What to put in front in each one — the detail customers always ask about.
- The feel you want: quick and lively, or calm and careful.
- What must never show up in a video about your work.
What I ask when information is missing
A missing fact becomes a question — never a guess.
- Which of your products, services or promotions should fill the slot?
- Which of your own photos shows the product, the service result or the place of service truthfully?
- If the item has no photo — will you draw one in your own chat and attach it to the item?
- Which catalog facts may appear on screen?
How my work is measured
What you can check in your workspace, not a promise of numbers.
- Clip-and-post pairs delivered into your configured slots.
- Generations that came through — and stopped jobs, each with a reason you can act on.
- Every on-screen figure matched against your catalog before the clip was rendered.
- The day's included right: used, expired unused, or left untouched when you upload your own video.
Where it works
The places this employee shows up.
Telegram
Also works in: SmashOne workspace.
Each compatible additional channel is $9 per month. Facebook, Instagram, Telegram.
How it works
Three steps, and it takes the shift.
Takes your photo
One photo from your catalog — a product, a service result or the place where you work. Without a photo on the item there is no clip.
Builds the clip
Eight seconds, vertical, your facts on screen from the catalog, and a track from our music library.
It goes into your slot
The finished clip and its post land in the slot you already set and go out with your schedule — one clip a day is the day's included right.
The limits, before you ask
Stated up front, not in the small print.
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