Paste a product URL. Get 5 UGC ads in 60 seconds.

Topview and HeyGen are built for people who want a studio. You need ads you can film on a phone and run tonight.

01 — Paste

We pull the page, not your brief.

Title, OG image, price, and proof lines from the live product URL. No 14-field onboarding.

02 — 5 angles

Stop-scroll, skeptic, problem, demo, value.

Each pack is a different creator voice. Same SKU, five reasons someone stays past 2 seconds.

03 — Film today

Script + captions + shots. Not an avatar.

You (or a $40 creator) shoot it. Creative that sounds like a buyer beats a talking head in a warehouse.

Ads we wrote from live product URLs.

Real pages, real OG images, real hooks — not customer testimonials. Open a pack or paste the same URL in the app.

You don't need another AI video suite.

Sellers in Austin and Ahmedabad say the same thing: the expensive tools make pretty clips. They don't make the first line someone can't skip.

The heavy stack

Topview / HeyGen / agency

  • $200–$500 before you have a line you can test
  • Avatars and stock faces that Meta already discounts
  • Timelines, seats, render queues — for one SKU
  • You still write the hook yourself
Hookly

$29 and a phone

  • 5 complete UGC packs from the URL you already have
  • Hook, 20s script, captions, CTA, shot list
  • Works without an LLM key (template engine). Better with one.
  • Built to get a Stripe sub this week, not a pitch deck

What you actually get.

A pack is not a paragraph of ChatGPT. It's the paper a creator can hold while they film.

AirPods 4 Stop-scroll
If you commute, take calls, or train with music, skip the cheap ones.
If you commute, take calls, or
train with music, skip the cheap ones.
They die, they fall out, calls
sound like a tunnel.
Shop AirPods 4. Link in bio.
  1. 0.0–2.0s
    Hook on screen

    Tight face, no smile. Say the hook exactly. No intro.

  2. 2.0–6.5s
    Setting + hands

    Subway / gym / desk. Old option complaint. Hold one bud to camera.

  3. 6.5–12s
    Product close-up

    Name AirPods 4 once. Then a proof line, not adjectives.

  4. 12–18s
    POV demo

    Talking head plus one insert of the result — before/after or in-use.

  5. 23–27s
    CTA

    End on the product. No “smash like.” Link in bio.

Sample voices, not testimonials.

Example pack · not a customer quote. Hooks from the public AirPods 4 demo so you can hear the angles — not reviews of Hookly.

Example pack · Stop-scroll

If you commute, take calls, or train with music, skip the cheap ones.

AirPods 4 demo · not a customer quote
Example pack · Skeptical convert

I hate influencer ads. I still bought AirPods 4.

AirPods 4 demo · not a customer quote
Example pack · Problem → fix

AirPods 4 fixed the exact thing reviews never mention.

AirPods 4 demo · not a customer quote

Pricing that fits a media-buy week.

USD, monthly. Cancel anytime. One store can start on Starter. Catalogs jump to Pro.

Starter
$29 / mo

30 ad packs. One store testing UGC.

  • 30 packs / month
  • 5 angles per URL
  • Copy + JSON export
30 packs · $29
Most teams
Growth
$79 / mo

120 packs. Meta + TikTok, weekly refresh.

  • 120 packs / month
  • Everything in Starter
  • Built for 2–4 SKUs in rotation
120 packs · $79
Pro
$199 / mo

500 packs. Unlimited-ish for catalogs.

  • 500 packs / month
  • Everything in Growth
  • Agencies / weekly creative systems
500 packs · $199

FAQ

Is this a video generator?

No. Hookly writes the ad you film. Avatars get cheaper every quarter and more ignored every week. A real person holding your product still wins the auction.

Can I run these on Meta and TikTok?

Yes. Packs are 9:16, 18–28 seconds, with a first-line hook and burned-in caption timing. You still need a pixel, a page, and a card. We don't spend the media for you.

US and India — does the copy work for both?

English, written for operators who sell on Shopify, Amazon, and D2C. Price parsing understands $ and ₹. Voice is a real buyer, not a California brand deck.

Stop storyboarding in Notion.

Paste the URL. Leave with five ads you can shoot before lunch.

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