GoFaceless Business

Run your entire short-form content operation in one system.

Give your marketing team or agency one repeatable workflow — brand rules, batch production, stakeholder approvals, publishing, and what you learn from the results.

Five founding teams · Reviewed for workflow fit

One accountable workflow

This week

  1. Plan from approved brand truth
  2. Produce recurring formats in batches
  3. Review, request changes, and approve
  4. Publish or hand off cleanly
  5. Use outcomes to plan what comes next

Ships at the end of the week

Every recurring format has an owner, a state, and one place to look.

The output

This is what lands at the end of the week.

Finished vertical videos, produced in GoFaceless. Yours follow your brand rules, in your formats, on your schedule.

Aristote dit que le bonheur est la fin
“Aristote dit que le bonheur est la fin”
Please make a video with h3 max about
“Please make a video with h3 max about”
Using the uploaded posture diagram, create a concise
“Using the uploaded posture diagram, create a concise”
Create a 19.7-second vertical comedy video about how
“Create a 19.7-second vertical comedy video about how”
5 Things You Should Never Plug Into an
“5 Things You Should Never Plug Into an”
Why We Have Fingerprints
“Why We Have Fingerprints”
Why keyboard F and J have bumps
“Why keyboard F and J have bumps”
Lupita island in the Tanganyika Lake, make it
“Lupita island in the Tanganyika Lake, make it”
a single scene showing ""Trust in the LORD
“a single scene showing ""Trust in the LORD”
yusuke vs kuwabara IN YUYU HAKUSHO
“yusuke vs kuwabara IN YUYU HAKUSHO”
franck nijimbere
“franck nijimbere”
make a cinematic 30 second drone travel video
“make a cinematic 30 second drone travel video”

Built around the operating work—not another generation tab.

Generating a video is the part that already works. What breaks a weekly content operation is everything around it.

Workspace-level brand rules

Voice, claims, colours, and the things you never say live at the workspace level, so a new operator produces on-brand work on day one.

Repeatable batch production

Queue a week of recurring formats in one pass instead of briefing every video from scratch.

Stakeholder and client review

Comments, change requests, and approvals sit on the video itself instead of scattering across email and chat.

A visible publishing queue

Everything approved waits in one queue with its channel and date, so nothing depends on someone remembering.

Outcome and workflow reporting

See what shipped, what stalled, and which formats earn a second run.

First five design partners

A fixed 30-day implementation pilot

Launch one real recurring content workflow in 14 days, then prove that the team can run a second weekly batch without founder-operated production.

  1. Day 0

    Scope agreed

    We map one recurring format to your brand rules, owners, and channels.

  2. Day 14

    First workflow live

    A real weekly batch is planned, produced, reviewed, approved, and published.

  3. Day 30

    Your team runs it

    The second batch ships without founder-operated production.

What the pilot includes

  • Workspace setup with your brand rules and recurring formats
  • One recurring workflow implemented end to end
  • Review and approval configured for your stakeholders
  • A working handover, so the team runs batch two

$1,500

One-time, 30-day pilot

Applications are reviewed for workflow fit. Accepted teams receive a private invitation and pay only after the scope is agreed. This is not an open self-serve checkout.

Apply for the pilot

After the pilot

A plan shaped by proven usage

After the pilot, we’ll recommend a plan based on your validated workspace, seat, and production needs.

After you apply

  1. 01

    We read the workflow you describe and check it against what the system can run today.

  2. 02

    Teams that fit receive a private invitation with an agreed scope.

  3. 03

    Payment happens after the scope is agreed. Never before.

Apply for the founding pilot

Tell us where recurring production, review, or publishing currently slows the team down.