UGC video ads, hosted by a disclosed AI creator
Alpha makes UGC style video ads for Meta Reels and the Meta feed: a creator host speaks the hook, your product gets its hero shot, and the disclosure is always on screen, with captions and an end card where a Kinetiq template is bound. The host is a persona from Nagent's library, disclosed as AI-generated and never a real creator.
Formerly UGC Genie
The presets Alpha works from
Meta Reels ad
A creator host speaks the hook, the product gets one hero shot, and the supers and disclosure go on screen, with captions and an end card where a Kinetiq template is bound.
9:16, or 9:16 and 4:5. 20, 15 or 30 seconds. Cast: Meera, a library persona disclosed as AI-generated. The hook is planned to land inside 3 seconds.
Meta feed video
No talking persona, so no disclosure layer: a RUPA keyframe of the exact pack drives the product shot, then the super goes on screen, with an end card where a Kinetiq template is bound.
4:5, or 4:5 and 1:1. 15 or 30 seconds. Cast: nobody, the product is the subject. The product shot starts from a RUPA keyframe, never from words alone.
How Alpha runs it
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Slate
Alpha turns the brief or studio prompt into a priced plan, or says what is missing: a product keyframe, consented footage, voice-over lines for a talking format, or a quote within the budget cap.
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Board
The storyboard sets out the shots, the layers and the credit quote before anything renders.
Waits for a personA person approves the storyboard, or the workspace lets Alpha approve her own.
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Cast
Every shot that puts a persona on screen is cast with one that may be used today, or the job waits and says why.
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Route
Each shot is given its lane: generated, presenter, or composed in Kinetiq.
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Render
Any generated and presenter shots render, within the job's caps.
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Cut
Each ratio is cut with the disclosure, supers and offer on screen. Where a Kinetiq template is bound, Kinetiq also lays the captions, the logo and the end card. Each rendition is signed with Content Credentials.
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Proof
PROOF checks the file spec, loudness, black or frozen frames, the product against its image, the disclosure layer and the Content Credentials, and writes one report.
Waits for a personA person reviews the proof before delivery.
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Reel
The video goes back to whoever asked for it, and its creator is told in their Alpha thread.
What Alpha needs from you
Product keyframe
An image of your product from the RUPA library; every product shot starts from it.
Copy or HOOK's brief
Voice-over lines, supers and the call to action. Alpha never writes them.
Voice
A recorded voice-over stem Alpha times the cut to, or a voice lane.
Music
A licensed library cue, an original generated track, a track you own, or none.
Logo
Your workspace's logo, which Kinetiq places on a cut made from a bound template.
What is governed
Disclosure on every synthetic presenter
A persona on screen carries a disclosure layer, and PROOF blocks a cut without one.
Never a real creator
The host is a library persona. A real customer appears only in their own consented footage.
Content Credentials
Each rendition is signed with Content Credentials as it is cut; a cut whose signing failed is kept, and PROOF asks for a fix.
Spend caps
Jobs run within daily and per action caps, and spending past a cap is always a person's decision.
HOOK's gate
Paid placements return to HOOK's gate whatever the request says. Alpha never publishes, traffics or touches an ad account.
Questions about Alpha
Is the host a real creator?
No. The Meta Reels ad casts Meera, a persona from Nagent's library whose disclosure reads AI-generated presenter, and PROOF blocks a cut that puts a persona on screen without its disclosure layer. A real customer appears only in their own consented footage.
Who writes the script?
You or HOOK do. Alpha never writes the words on screen: voice-over, supers and the call to action come from a HOOK brief or from copy you supply, and HOOK's lines pass through untouched. A talking format with no voice-over lines waits until they arrive.
Can I make variants of an ad that works?
Yes. A hook swap, CTA swap, end card refresh, resize, caption or localise works from a cut this workspace delivered. Rendered clips are reused, so a layer swap renders nothing, a hook swap renders one shot, and nothing is paid for twice.
Does Alpha post the ads or run the campaign?
No. Alpha never publishes, traffics or touches an ad account. Paid work returns to HOOK's gate before it ships.
Does it run without me?
It is autopilot with a check at the end: once assets, budget and the brief are in place, the preset carries each job from brief to proof by itself, and a person reviews the proof before delivery. A person approves each storyboard, or the workspace lets Alpha approve her own.
How much does Alpha cost?
Alpha works on the Content team. Nagent plans are Solo at $29.99 a month ($19.99 billed annually), Team at $299 a month ($199 billed annually) and Business at $1,499 a month ($999 billed annually). Enterprise is by quote. The pricing page shows which teams each plan includes.