FAQ / SCOPE CONTROL
Clear answers before a cut is made.
These are production boundaries, not fine print. They define what can ship and what needs a different scope.
01What do I need to send you?
Send the product URL or name, approved product images or screen recordings, three selling points, the target channel, and up to three public references.
The delivery clock starts after we confirm the materials, claims, and rights needed for the agreed scope.
02Can you recreate a competitor's winning ad?
We can study verifiable structure, pacing, shot function, and information order. We do not copy protected characters, creators, trademarks, voices, music, or distinctive execution.
03Will the video be safe for commercial use?
Commercial use depends on the combined rights for your product materials, people, voices, music, fonts, source media, models, and target territory.
We record those inputs before delivery; an unresolved right does not become approved simply because a render looks finished.
04How do you keep the product consistent?
We freeze a product truth set, use deterministic source assets where precision matters, isolate high-risk shots, and reject visual drift during review.
05What counts as one revision round?
You provide one consolidated set of in-scope notes at the review point, and we make one coordinated update. A new script direction or extra deliverable is a scope change.
06Do you guarantee views, ROAS, or sales?
No. We deliver creative production and finished files. Publishing, media buying, account operation, and performance outcomes are outside the standard packages.
07Do you publish or run the ads?
Not in the standard packages. Channel adaptation can be scoped separately, but we do not imply that production includes media operations.
08Can you work white-label for agencies?
Yes, when the agency provides approved claims, source materials, client review ownership, and a clear delivery channel. White-label terms are confirmed before production.