UGC videos for $1–4.
Creators charge $198.

And $198 is before usage rights, which add 50–150% and expire after six to twelve months. Pick a face, pick a hook, get a video with your product actually in it. Yours don't expire.

Keep your creators for the hero content. Use Storista for everything else.

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No subscription required to start. Pay per render.

Unedited output. No post-production.

Same video. Two invoices.

Feature	A creator	Storista
Per UGC video	~$198 average ($150–300 typical)	$1–4
Usage rights	+50–150%, expires in 6–12 months	Perpetual, included
Brief to live	2–4 weeks	Same day
Ship product first	5–7 days	Never
30 videos in a month	~$5,500–6,500 all-in	$30–135
When one misses	You paid for it. Now negotiate a revision.	Regenerate it.

Volume is the point, not thrift. Across batch video testing, 82–88% of creatives never scale. On TikTok, a concept fatigues in 14–21 days; on Meta, 30–60. You are not buying a video. You are buying attempts.

Sources: Influencer Marketing Hub 2026 benchmark data; Billo 2026 rate data; Motion 2026 Creative Benchmarks.

You need volume either way.

Same reason, different scoreboard.

I sell on TikTok Shop

Your affiliates post when they feel like it and take 10–20% of every sale. Two-thirds of US TikTok Shop GMV comes from pre-recorded videos, not lives, and the sellers who win post daily. Storista is the floor under your calendar: generate the days your affiliates don't cover, publish with products tagged, see the whole week at a glance.

How Shop publishing works

I run paid social

You need 8–15 real variations per ad set and a refresh every two weeks. At $1–4 a render you can afford to be wrong 20 times in a row. Swap the avatar, rewrite the hook, regenerate, keep the one that holds. AI creative reaches ROAS parity with human content below roughly $100 AOV, which is where most of your testing lives anyway.

How the avatars work

130+ faces. Your actual product in their hands.

Pick a face and Storista holds it steady across every render. Same person, same energy, take after take. Reuse one until your audience recognizes her, or run a different face for every hook.

Import your product from a URL, Shopify, or TikTok Shop, and it shows up in the video as itself. Not a stock stand-in.

130+ creator faces
Consistent identity across generations
Your product, held and used on camera
Native voiceover and captions in major languages
Vertical, square, and landscape from one render
No licensed talent, no expiry date, no re-clearing rights

Change one thing, run it again.

Most testing is one variable at a time. New face, same script. Same face, new hook. One click, new render, $1–4. That is the whole loop.

Unedited output.

Prompt to Shop, tagged, in one click.

Connect your shop, generate, publish. Products tagged, no re-export, no downloading to your phone to upload it again.

Connect multiple TikTok accounts and pick the destination per video
Publish now or drop it on the calendar
Track views and revenue per video

No other AI UGC tool publishes into TikTok Shop with your products attached. Everything else hands you an MP4 and wishes you luck.

Unedited output.

Every video below came out of Storista.

No editing pass. No music we added later. No cherry-picked frame.

Start free. Upgrade when the volume justifies it.

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Make an account, top up credits, render. No subscription.

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Pay only for what you render

Every video model

UGC avatars and product video

TikTok Shop publishing

All aspect ratios, all major languages

Commercial license on everything you generate

Pro

$19/month

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Everything in Free

2,000 credits a month, refreshed automatically

Top up any time

TikTok Shop publishing API

Priority render queue

Priority support

What a video actually costs

Other tools quote a flat "$10 per video" with a 5–10x markup baked in, then meter you in credits that expire. Storista credits track the real generation cost, so you pick the model per shot.

Every model gives you the full format: your product in hand, lip-sync, captions. What changes is the model and the resolution.

~$1 — Seedance 2 Mini, 480p. Enough to tell whether a hook lands and a face fits. Burn through angles here.
~$4 — Seedance 2, 720p. What you publish, and what you put spend behind.

Find the winner at a dollar. Render it again at four. Credits do not expire at the end of the month.

Signed at the source. Disclosed by you.

Every render is signed with C2PA provenance metadata, so the file itself carries a record of what made it. If a platform, a client, or a regulator asks, the answer travels with the video.

What Storista does

C2PA provenance signing on every render
Content moderation before publish
Machine-readable AI marking, as the EU AI Act requires
Perpetual commercial license, no per-platform re-clearing

What stays yours

Ticking the AI-content disclosure when you publish. Every major platform has the toggle, and using it is what keeps reach intact.
Substantiating what the script claims. An AI creator saying it cleared your skin in a week is the same claim as a human creator saying it.
Not presenting a generated creator as a real customer. FTC rules on testimonials, 16 CFR Part 465, apply to the advertiser regardless of who or what is on camera.

We built the provenance layer because the disclosure is easier to make when the evidence is already in the file. The disclosure itself is a decision you make at publish time, and it should be.

Nobody buys a video tool for the compliance page. It is the thing you want to have already handled the week a platform starts asking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some common questions and answers that you might encounter when using Storista. If you don't find the answer you're looking for, feel free to reach out.

Will TikTok suppress my reach for AI content?

TikTok's policy requires AI-generated content to be labeled, not hidden. What gets suppressed is content that hides what it is. Storista signs each render with C2PA metadata so the platform can read the provenance, and you tick the AI-content toggle when you publish. Takes a second, and it's what keeps your reach.

Will viewers clock it as AI?

Some will. Realism depends more on the script than the face, and a weak hook with a perfect avatar still dies in two seconds. Watch the gallery above and decide for yourself before you pay us anything.

Does this replace my creators?

No, and we would not sell it that way. Human creators still win on emotional testimonials, physical demos where the viewer wants to see a real hand, and anything above roughly $100 AOV. Storista covers volume and iteration. Use both.

What does a video actually cost?

Between $1 and $4 for what you'd actually publish. Every model gives you the full format, product in hand and lip-sync included. What changes is the model and the resolution: $1 for 480p tests, $4 for the 720p version you post. There's a 4K tier at $8 if you need it for paid placements or client work, but TikTok compresses uploads anyway, so most sellers never touch it. Credits do not expire.

What if a generation misses?

Swap the avatar or the hook and regenerate. At these prices a bad render costs less than the email you would send a creator about it.

Can I run this on my own Shop account, without an affiliate commission?

Yes. Connect your accounts, publish from your own handles, keep the 10–20% you would have paid out.

Does it work with multiple seeding accounts?

Yes. Connect several TikTok accounts, choose the destination per video, and filter the calendar by account.

Who owns the video?

You do, perpetually, for any commercial use including paid ads. No usage window, no renewal, no re-clearing per platform.

Can I use my own product, brand voice, and logo?

Yes. Import the product from a URL, Shopify, or TikTok Shop and it appears in the video as itself.

Do you keep my data? Can I delete my videos?

You can delete any video or your whole account at any time. Details in the privacy policy.

Still stuck?

30 videos this month: $30 to $135.