What does one AI video ad cost?

Roughly $50 to $300 per ad produced with AI, $300 to $1,500 with a freelance creator and editor, and $3,000 to $15,000+ with an agency or full shoot. Variation count drives the price more than length.

What is the turnaround on a batch of video ads?

A first batch of concepts is usually ready in three to five business days, with revisions inside two days after that.

Which video ad styles do you make?

UGC style, VSLs, cinematic product ads, Pixar style animation, claymation and AI avatar ads. The style is chosen by the angle, not by preference.

Do AI video ads look obviously AI?

They do when the actor talks for 30 seconds with no cuts. Mixing generated footage with real product b-roll, natural pacing and imperfect framing is what keeps them believable.

Atharv Sankpal

AI Video Ad Maker & Creator

I make AI video ads for ecommerce brands

Video is the format that sells online now. The hard part was never making a nice clip. It is turning that clip into an ad that actually sells. That is what I do.

You can open any AI video ad maker or creator and generate a good-looking clip in a minute. Then you hit the wall. It is a few seconds long, it has no hook, and it does not add up to an ad. I make AI video ads with a hook, a structure, and a reason to buy, built out of the AI and edited so it holds together. You tell me what you sell. I make the ad.

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Looking for an AI video ad creator you can actually hire?

Atharv Sankpal is a human freelance AI video ad creator for ecommerce and DTC brands. He handles script, hook, generation and edit, and hands you finished video ads, not raw AI clips.

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An AI video generator makes a clip. An ad is not a clip.

Here is what most people run into. The AI gives you a pretty eight second clip and that is it. Ask it for a full ad and it falls apart. The character changes, the product drifts, the scene breaks, because holding a story together across a whole ad is the one thing these tools still cannot do on their own. And a raw clip has no hook and no arc. It is footage, not an ad.

That is the part I do. I direct the tools, shoot the pieces, and cut them into an ad that actually flows, with the hook up front and a reason to keep watching. The AI is the camera. I am the director and the editor. A generator gives you a clip. I give you an ad.

The Hook Is Everything

I build ads with industry-leading tools — social ads, product commercials. But the tool isn't what sells. The hook is. I know how to stop the scroll in three seconds and carry it all the way to the sale. An ad isn't there to be watched. It's there to sell.

Years of Experience

40+

Completed Projects

Why AI video ads work

Most of the time people spend online now is spent watching video, so that is where your ad has to be. Video used to be slow and expensive. AI fixes the speed and the cost, so you can make more video ads and test more ideas without a film crew or a studio. That is why every ecommerce brand is moving to AI video ads. The speed is real. It just does not make the ad for you.

The kinds of AI video ads I make

UGC

Looks like a real customer, not an ad

Phone-shot, honest, scroll-native. The kind of content people trust before they even reach the buy button.

VSL

A story that sells while it plays

Long-form video built to warm up cold viewers and walk them straight to checkout. Hook, problem, product, proof.

Claymation Style

Animation that makes your product the hero

Playful, character-driven ads that turn a simple product into something people remember and want to share.

Talking Head

A face, a hook, a reason to buy

Direct-to-camera ads that grab attention fast and say exactly why your product is worth it. Clear, personal, convincing.

Cinematic

Big-brand looks, without the big budget

Polished, film-grade product ads that make your brand feel premium the second someone hits play.

What you get from an AI video ad creator who is a real person

You do not touch a tool. No software to learn, no prompt box, no stitching clips together yourself. You tell me your product and who it is for, and I hand you finished AI video ads, edited and ready to run on Meta and TikTok. I make a few genuinely different cuts too, so you have options to test. Made to order, no agency back and forth. If you want the broader picture of everything I make, see my AI ad maker page.

AI video ads for Shopify and ecommerce brands

This is built for ecommerce. If you run a Shopify or DTC brand and your video ads are getting scrolled past, the problem is usually the creative, not the product. I make AI video ads around your product that look native to the feed and are built to sell. Whatever you sell, tell me and I will make ads for it.

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Every ad, every format — all in one place.

How it works

Tell me what you sell and who it is for.

I make your AI video ads, with the hook, the script, the shots, and the edit.

You get them back ready to run. That is it.

Frequently asked questions

What does one AI video ad cost?: Roughly $50 to $300 per ad produced with AI, $300 to $1,500 with a freelance creator and editor, and $3,000 to $15,000+ with an agency or full shoot. Variation count drives the price more than length.
What is the turnaround on a batch of video ads?: A first batch of concepts is usually ready in three to five business days, with revisions inside two days after that.
Which video ad styles do you make?: UGC style, VSLs, cinematic product ads, Pixar style animation, claymation and AI avatar ads. The style is chosen by the angle, not by preference.
Do AI video ads look obviously AI?: They do when the actor talks for 30 seconds with no cuts. Mixing generated footage with real product b-roll, natural pacing and imperfect framing is what keeps them believable.