Content is where most stores get stuck.
You know you need better photos. You've known for months.
A photoshoot means booking a studio, hiring a photographer, shipping product, waiting, then paying an amount that makes your eyes water. And when it's done you have twenty images that all look like the same afternoon, because they were.
Then six weeks later your ads stop working and you need new ones. So you either do it all again or you keep running the tired ones and watch your costs climb.
That's the trap. Not that good content is hard to make once. That it's hard to keep making.
What it looks like.
Product photos
Examples of product photography we produce in-house.
Video ads
Examples of ad creative we produce in-house.
What we make.
Product photos on a plain background
The clean shots your store pages and marketplace listings need. Every angle, properly lit, no shadows in the wrong place.
Lifestyle photos
Your product in a real setting, being used by someone. This is what makes a stranger picture owning it.
Video ads
Short vertical videos for Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Different hooks, different angles, so there's always something new to test.
Customer-style video
The kind that looks filmed on a phone by a real person, because that's what performs on social right now.
Photos that pass the rules
Marketplaces are fussy about main images. Plain white background, no text, no watermarks, right size. We get it right first time.
Sizes for everywhere
The same shoot cut for your store, your ads, your marketplace listings and your emails. One job, not four.
Why we can do this weekly and a studio can't.
We use AI production tools alongside proper editing. That's the honest answer, and it's the whole reason this works.
A traditional shoot has fixed costs. Studio time, a photographer's day rate, shipping, scheduling. Those costs don't shrink whether you want five images or fifty, which is why agencies ration content and charge extra every time you need more.
Ours doesn't work that way. Once we have your product, making the tenth variation costs almost nothing more than the first. So we don't ration it.
That's why we can promise new content every week and mean it, instead of quietly running your same three ads for four months.
Two things worth saying plainly. You approve everything before it goes anywhere. And where a platform requires AI-made images to be labelled, we label them — TikTok is strict about this, and content that isn't labelled can have its reach cut.
Your side is small.
Your product, or good clear photos of it from a few angles
What it does and who buys it
Any brand colours or fonts you use
Roughly fifteen minutes to look over what we send and say what to change
That's it. No studio booking, no shipping schedules, no shoot day. If you don't have a store yet, we can build that too.
How it works.
- 01
You send us your product
Either the item itself or clear photos of it. We'll tell you which we need.
- 02
We send a first set
Product shots, lifestyle images and a few video ideas. Usually within days.
- 03
You tell us what's wrong
And we fix it. This bit is included, not billed as revisions.
- 04
New content keeps coming
Every week if you're on a monthly plan, so there's always something fresh to run.
Straight answers about money.
Per project or monthly
A one-off set for a launch, or a monthly amount for a steady stream. Whichever fits.
It's included if we run your ads
If we're already handling your Facebook, Google or TikTok, content comes with it. We don't bill you separately for the thing that makes the ads work.
You own everything
Every photo and video is yours to use anywhere, forever. No licence expiring, no usage limits.
No revision charges
If it's not right, we redo it. Charging per revision makes agencies argue with clients, and we'd rather just fix it.
Questions.
How much does ecommerce product photography cost?
Either a one-off project fee or a monthly amount, agreed before we start. It's usually a fraction of a studio shoot, because we don't have studio costs.
How long does it take?
A first set usually within days of getting your product. Traditional shoots run three to six weeks once you count booking and scheduling.
Do you use AI to make the images?
Yes, alongside proper editing. That's how we keep it fast and cheap enough to do weekly. You approve everything, and where a platform requires AI images to be labelled, we label them.
Will the photos look like my actual product?
Yes. That's the point, and it's what we check with you before anything gets used. Send us the real thing or clear photos of it and what comes back is your product, not something similar.
Do I own the photos and videos?
Completely, forever, for any use. No licences, no expiry.
Can you make photos that pass marketplace rules?
Yes. Google and TikTok both have strict rules about main images — plain background, no text, no watermarks. We make them correctly the first time.
What if I don't like what you send?
We redo it. There's no revision charge and no argument about how many rounds you're allowed.
Do you make videos as well as photos?
Yes. Short vertical videos for social ads, in several different styles, so there's always something new to test.
Send us your product.
Tell us what you sell and we'll show you what we'd make for it. Within 24 hours, no long sales call.