BrandChannelHQ watches what's trending in your niche, writes the script, generates the voiceover and the video, and posts it to your YouTube channel — on a schedule. Then it learns from what actually got views and does it better tomorrow.
Or create an account and look around first — no card needed.
YouTube posting is live — connect a channel and approved videos post themselves. TikTok and Instagram are still awaiting platform approval; for those you download the finished file and post it yourself. Videos are yours to download either way. Cancel any time.
You can generate a video in one app, add captions in another, find trends in a third and schedule in a fourth. Four subscriptions later, you're still the thing holding it together — and the day you stop, the channel stops.
Every day starts with a blank page. By the time you've found a topic worth covering, the trend has moved.
Script, voice, footage, captions, export. Forty minutes a video, and it's the same forty minutes tomorrow.
A view count tells you nothing about which hook earned it. So the next video is another guess.
A tool that makes videos leaves you running the channel. BrandChannelHQ runs the whole cycle — and the cycle is the part that compounds.
Run one channel or forty. You pay for channels, not seats or exports — so scaling up is a pricing decision, not a workflow change.
Voice, tone, caption style and colours saved per channel. Run a finance channel and a history channel that sound nothing alike.
Approval-before-publish is on by default. Turn it off when you trust it, keep it on for client work.
Live now: trend scoring, script generation, voiceover, stock footage, rendering — and posting to YouTube. You sign up, pick a niche, connect a channel, and approved videos publish themselves. Every finished file is yours to download as well, on every plan.
The limits, plainly: TikTok and Instagram each approve an application before software may post on someone's behalf; ours are not through yet and the timelines aren't ours to control. Until they clear you download those and post them yourself. Videos render one at a time and take about a quarter of an hour each, so a very large batch queues rather than appearing at once. Every founding-era subscriber gets each platform switched on the day it lands, at the price they signed up at.
So you can start today and have finished videos today. What you cannot do yet is have us post them for you — and we would rather say that here, above the prices, than have you discover it after paying. Cancel in one click if that trade isn't worth it.
Every plan is available now. You get finished videos to download from day one; automatic posting switches on for your account when the platforms approve it, at the price you signed up at.
Annual billing gets two months free. Need more videos than your plan covers? Top-ups are $19 per 50 videos — no forced upgrade. Plan contents describe what each tier includes at launch; you will see exactly what is live when you join.
Platforms target mass-produced, low-effort content — not AI assistance. We generate a unique script per topic rather than spinning one template, vary format and pacing, and apply AI disclosure where a platform requires it. We also cap video volume per plan, deliberately: posting fifty near-identical videos a day is exactly the behaviour that gets flagged, and we're not going to help you do it. Platform policies do change, and we can't promise otherwise.
No. Choose from the voice library and the channel runs entirely faceless — no camera, no microphone, nothing recorded by you.
Yes, and by default you have to. Approval-before-publish is on when you start — every video waits for your sign-off. Once you trust the output you can switch a channel to full autopilot, per channel.
YouTube Shorts works today — connect a channel and approved videos post themselves. TikTok and Instagram Reels do not yet: each has to approve an application before software can post on your behalf, ours are not through, and the timelines aren't ours to control. Until they are live you download the finished video and upload it yourself — you keep the file either way.
Enough that you are unlikely to meet it: the posting allowance is a hundred videos a day across the platform, and it is not what slows things down. Rendering is — videos are built one at a time and each takes about a quarter of an hour, so a large batch approved at once will queue rather than appear together. Nothing is lost while it waits, and your allowance is per month, not per day.
Nothing breaks and you're not auto-upgraded. You'll be offered a top-up at $19 per 50 videos, or you can wait for the next billing period.
Most of them generate a video and hand it back to you. The difference here is what happens after publishing: we track which hooks actually held attention on your channels and feed that into the next script. One video from us won't look dramatically different. Thirty days of videos will.
Any time, in one click from your account. No call, no retention flow. Your videos and channel connections stay yours.