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UGC ads · Vessero App
Write three opening lines and one body line: a presenter says each hook, the body is filmed once, and three finished variants come back to post side by side.
7 inputs · 3 results · ≈ 240 credits a run
Made with this App’s board · Clip · 4s
The board is built for you from what you fill in, priced card by card before anything runs, and every card charges only when it starts. What it makes is yours — the board too, to open and change.
What it makes
These came out of the board this App runs, from its example product. Yours come out of the same board, from yours.

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How it runs
The product, the presenter, and a still of her holding it. The hooks open on her own photo and the body on the still, so every take is the same person with the same bottle.
Three openings, one per row, each a different pattern: a bold claim, a question, the problem said out loud. Each clip opens on the presenter’s photo and speaks the line wired into it. A hook is three seconds, so keep a line under nine words.
The body is made once and shared by every hook: the product in use, one fact, one call to action. It opens on the holding still, so it cuts cleanly after any of the three.
Three finished variants, each named for the hook it tests. Each cuts its hook, then the shared body — the Clips port plays them in the order they are wired — captioned from the two lines. Post all three; keep the one that holds.
Questions
The first three seconds decide whether anyone sees the rest. Posting three openings on the same body shows which one holds — and the body is filmed once, so the test costs one body, not three.
The price is shown before anything runs, card by card, from the same table every Run is charged from. Each card charges when it starts, and a card that fails refunds itself.
Every run is a board of your own. Open it to re-run any card, change a prompt or wire in something new — nothing is locked.
No. Presenters are AI actors, labelled as AI in the finished ad. They never speak as a customer, because a testimonial from someone who has never used the product would be made up.