Packages
All three include the same license. What changes is how much we produce around the face and how far we carry it for you.
Get the face built and into your hands
Best for
Brands that want their own model and will handle distribution themselves
The whole operation, run monthly
Best for
Brands that want the imagery made, published and measured without running any of it themselves
A cast, a whole catalog, several markets
Best for
Brands replacing a recurring shoot budget, or selling into several markets at once
The license is the same in all three: the face and the imagery are yours to use anywhere — your own store, marketplaces, social, paid ads, print — with no end date and no renewal fee. That is the whole difference between owning a face and booking one.
We quote per brand rather than publishing a rate card: the work scales with catalog size, how much usable product imagery already exists, and how many markets you sell into. Tell us those three things and you get a fixed monthly figure.
We do
You do
We do not promise a number of customers, and anyone who does is guessing. What we promise is that the work happens on schedule, that it aims at traffic arriving in your own store, and that the monthly report shows which part of it produced that traffic.
Packages
| What | ESSENTIAL | GROWTH | STUDIO |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand models | One | One, with seasonal looks | Several, across your lines |
| Pins per month | First set only | A batch every month, with variations | Unlimited within scope |
| Catalog coverage | Main products | Selected lines | Whole catalog |
| Descriptions and keywords | For every pin | Written for search and AI answer engines | Written per market, in each language |
| Publishing | You publish | We publish on schedule | We publish on schedule |
| Help with your site | What to fix, in writing | Landing pages fixed | Our developers on hand |
| Reporting | Monthly summary | Monthly, with a call | Monthly, plus quarterly strategy |
| Markets covered | One | One | Several |
You do, and there is no expiry on it. The license covers any commercial use — your store, marketplaces, social, paid ads, print — and it is written into the agreement rather than left implied. If you stop working with us, the face and everything made with it stay yours.
Consistent enough that a customer scrolling your catalog sees one person, not a series of near-misses. That is the hard part of this work and the reason it is a build rather than a prompt. You sign the face off before we produce anything with it.
Yes. Published imagery is labeled and we keep a written record of how each image was produced. Transparency rules around synthetic media are tightening in Europe in particular, and retrofitting disclosure later costs far more than building it in now.
We need the product, not a production. A plain catalog photo on a white background is enough to start — that is the source material the imagery is built from.
Then have one. This does not replace every kind of photography, and we will say so when a campaign genuinely needs a camera and a location. What it replaces is the recurring catalog shoot: the one you redo every season for the same products.
The face takes a few weeks, because sign-off matters more than speed. Pinterest is slower and it decays slower: expect the first meaningful traffic in the second or third month, and expect what you publish in month one to still be working a year later.
Get started
A few sentences are enough: what you sell, roughly how many products, and where you want them seen. You get a straight answer on whether a face of your own is worth it for your catalog — including when the answer is that it is not.