Content Creator Kickstart
A 7-day step-by-step launch plan plus 50 ready-to-use hook formulas: everything you need to go from zero to your first published, scroll-stopping video.
A 7-day step-by-step launch plan plus 50 ready-to-use hook formulas: everything you need to go from zero to your first published, scroll-stopping video.
Outreach scripts, objection handling, pricing tiers, and the compliance and algorithm know-how to land paying clients and scale safely.
See exactly what to charge clients and plan a full week of content in minutes. The calculator and planner that turn ShopEmpire from a tool into a business.
Instantly generate winning video angles, hook lines, captions and hashtags for any product, so there's no more staring at a blank screen before you build a video.
Being straight here saves us both a refund.
Pick a product. Post a video. Get paid the marketplace's cut.
One niche not converting? Run five at once. It only costs credits to try.
Same product, four templates, four shots at a winner.
Every small shop has decent photos and zero video.
Restaurants, salons, gyms and trades want video. They just got quoted more than the products are worth.
Give your own catalogue the shoot it never got.
Turn one licence into a roster of paying clients.
A NEW KIND OF FACELESS INCOME SYSTEM
This AI System Finds Trending Products, Turns Them Into
A Faceless Profit Machine
& Nobody Ever Knows It Was You
It finds the trending products from Amazon, TikTok Shop and eBay. You pick one. AI builds a cinematic video around the real item, your affiliate link rides in the caption, and it publishes to five platforms.
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There's A Simpler Way To Make Money Online…
Think back to the last time you nearly started.
You were scrolling, and something caught your attention. A gadget, a kitchen thing, one of those products that keeps showing up in your feed because it is selling to everyone except you. And for a second you did the maths in your head. People are clearly buying this. Somebody is getting paid every time they do. Why not me?
So you looked it up. There was an affiliate program. It took four minutes to find. You could have had a link that same afternoon.
And then you got to the part where you needed to figure out how to promote it.
Video makes sense, because that is what everyone else is doing as well.
Maybe you opened the camera app and put the phone against a stack of books. Maybe you got as far as buying the product so you would have something to hold. Maybe you just sat there for a minute, imagined yourself talking to a lens in your own kitchen, imagined your brother-in-law finding it, and quietly closed the tab.
That is where it ended. Not at the idea. Not at the product. Not at the link.
At the video.
And here is the part that should annoy you: the video was the only piece of that chain a machine could have done for you. You did the hard bit. You spotted something that sells. The thing that stopped you was thirty seconds of footage you did not want to be in.
That is the entire reason this app exists.
This App Can Help You Make Money By Selling Other People's Products…
No software prints money. Any page that says otherwise is lying, and you have probably bought from one of those pages. So here is the mechanism in full.
Before anything else, let's deal with the money question honestly, because you have been lied to about it before.
No software prints money. Any page that says otherwise is lying, and you have probably bought from one of those pages. So here is the mechanism in full.
Affiliate programmes pay you a percentage of every sale you refer. That is not a claim, it is published policy anyone can read
Amazon's Associates rate card pays 4% on categories like apparel, watches and shoes, and 10% on luxury beauty.
eBay's Partner Network pays roughly 1 to 4% by category.
So a video gets seen, someone taps your link, someone buys, and you earn a published percentage. Which means the whole business comes down to one question:
How many good product videos can you put in front of buyers, and how little does each one cost you?
That is the only lever there is. And for almost everyone, both halves of it are jammed shut.
Production cost is the first half. A single decent product video, made by a human, costs real money. On Fiverr right now, 3D product animation from a product photo starts around $80 and runs past $500. And it costs exposure, because every guide tells you to hold the product and talk to camera, which makes your face the price of entry.
Pay both and you get one shot. One product, one video, and if it misses you are out of pocket and out of enthusiasm.
ShopEmpire changes what that first shot costs you. The money becomes a credit balance. The exposure goes to zero, because you are never in the video.
So that is the offer. Not magic money. Low-cost, faceless product video at a volume nobody could afford before, aimed at products that are already selling.
Imagine Two People Who Found The Same Product
Same gadget. Same week. Same affiliate programme.
The first one does it the way they were told.
They order the product so they have something to hold. It arrives on Thursday. They clear the worktop, stack some books, prop the phone, and start talking. Take one is too quiet. Take four they lose the thread. Take seven they catch themselves in the frame and think, I look like someone trying to sell something.
They post it on Sunday. It gets eleven views, four of them theirs. On Monday somebody from work says "saw your video, mate," and that is the end of that. One video, one product, one attempt, and a lingering feeling that this is not for people like them.
The second one never appears.
They pick a product from what the app surfaces, choose a template, and the AI builds the video around the real item. Lighting, camera movement, the whole presentation. It takes minutes. The affiliate link goes into the caption automatically, and it schedules to five platforms while they make dinner.
Then they do it again with the next product. And the next. Not because they are more disciplined, but because nothing about it costs them anything except a click. By the weekend they have tested six products instead of agonising over one, and they know which one people actually respond to.
More shots on goal means more chances of finding one that works.
The Three Things You Were Told That Are Not True
"You have to build a personal brand first."
You do not. You have to put a product in front of someone who wants it.
Personal brand is the slowest and most exposed route available, and it asks you to be interesting on camera for months before it pays anything. Nobody watching a product video wonders who filmed it. They are looking at the product, deciding whether they want it.
"AI video looks obviously fake, so it will not sell."
Most AI video looks fake because the thing inside it is not real.
ShopEmpire does not invent a product. It takes the actual photograph from the actual listing, the one the seller took of the item they ship, and builds the presentation around it. The AI handles the lighting, the depth, the scene, the camera move. That is exactly what a studio does with a real product on a real table.
"You need to find a secret, untapped product."
You need the opposite. You need something already selling, because that is the only proof of demand you can get before spending anything.
ShopEmpire surfaces trending products from TikTok Shop, Amazon and eBay in your niche, and you pick from what it finds. You are not betting on a hunch..
Each of those beliefs persists because somebody profits from it. Brand-building sells courses. "AI looks fake" sells production services. "Secret products" sells research tools.
What actually stopped you was cost and exposure. Nothing else.
The Part Nobody Says Out Loud
Let's name the real obstacle, because every other page about this pretends it does not exist.
It is not that you cannot edit video. It is that you do not want to be seen.
You do not want the people you work with finding your account. You do not want your family group chat passing it around with a laughing emoji. You do not want to hear your own recorded voice, because nobody does. You do not want to be the person who was quietly doing fine and then suddenly turned up online selling a phone holder.
And underneath that sits a sharper version: you do not want to try something in public and have it fail in public. A video with nine views is a private disappointment right up until it has your face on it.
So you did the sensible thing. You kept the idea and skipped the exposure. And the idea sat there.
With ShopEmpire, the camera never comes out. The microphone never turns on. Your name is nowhere. If it works, you know. If it does not, nobody else does.
That is not a small feature. For most people reading this, it is the whole thing.
Nobody ever knows it was you.
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Life Before ShopEmpire vs Life After
Without ShopEmpire
With ShopEmpire
On the left, a hobby you abandon in three weeks. On the right, something that runs whether you feel like it or not.
From The Desk Of Neil Napier & Kamal Jalwania
Hey, it's Neil. Writing this one with Kamal Jalwania, my product co-owner on ShopEmpire.
Almost everything you need to promote a trending product is already sitting there, waiting. The photograph, because the seller took it. The affiliate programme, four minutes to join. The platforms, desperate for something to show people. The whole chain is built apart from one link in the middle, and that link is thirty seconds of video.
That gap stops nearly everybody, for one of two reasons. Either it costs more than the opportunity is worth, or it means being on camera. Usually both.
People have tried to get round it, and none of the routes quite work.
Works, so long as you'll buy the product, find somewhere decent to shoot it, and be recognisable for the rest of your life. That last one isn't a preference for a lot of people. It's a flat no.
Filming it yourself
Gets you a good video and a real bill. Look at the rates further down and you'll see why most people order exactly one, on a product they haven't tested yet.
Can't film?
Hiring a freelancer
Build video from a description you type, so they've no idea what your product looks like. You either spend the evening prompting your way toward something close to it, or settle for footage of an item nobody's selling. And you're still doing the research, the captions and the posting.
General AI video tools
Generate a synthetic person to hold your product, which we think is the wrong direction entirely. The product is real and it's what the buyer came for, so putting a fake human in between helps nobody. It also drops a face back into a process that works better without one.
Can't film?
Avatar tools
Each fixes a piece. None fixes what matters, which is a video showing the genuine product, costing next to nothing, needing nobody on screen.
That gap is why Kamal Jalwania, my co-owner on ShopEmpire, and I built it. We started from one simple idea: the seller has already photographed the product, so the video should be built from that photograph, not from a camera or a prompt.
That's the gap ShopEmpire fills. It surfaces what's trending on TikTok Shop, Amazon and eBay, you pick what you want to promote, and the AI takes the seller's own photograph, builds the video around that actual item, attaches your link and publishes it across five platforms.
Nothing to buy. No camera. No editing. Nobody on screen.
– Neil Napier & Kamal Jalwania
ShopEmpire turns a trending marketplace product into a cinematic branded video, attaches your affiliate link, and publishes it across five social platforms. Hands-free.
You do not own the product. You do not buy it, ship it, stock it, or answer a single support email. You do not write the caption. You do not open an editor unless you want to.
And you are not in the video.
You choose what to promote. ShopEmpire does the rest.
How It Works
Choose a source: TikTok Shop, Amazon or eBay. Pick one of ten niches or type your own, and choose your target market from sixteen countries.
ShopEmpire searches that marketplace and brings back what is selling right now, with live prices and current discounts. Tick the products you want and save them as a campaign.
Each product in the campaign holds its own affiliate link, so every video you ever build from it carries the link that pays you.
Browse the library and pick a look. This is where most tools hand you a prompt box and wish you luck. ShopEmpire hands you an assistant.
It lays your product images into the template's scenes and shows you what it is going to make before it makes anything. Change a scene, swap an image, set the lengths, keep the template's background or your own. Nothing is generated and nothing is charged until you say go.
Publish now or schedule ahead to TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest, with your affiliate link in the caption.
One tool, endless catalogues. If they've got a photo, ShopEmpire can turn it into video
Turn existing product listing photos into scroll-stopping video ads for your own store, with no reshoot and no studio.
Turn menu and dish photos into mouth-watering video for social feeds and delivery app listings.
Turn product and treatment photos into polished, studio-style video without hiring a videographer.
Turn facility and equipment photos into promotional video for membership drives and class launches.
Turn before-and-after project photos into trust-building video for the website and socials.
Turn simple product photos into professional-looking video without a studio or a camera.
No storefront needed. Pick any trending product on Amazon, TikTok Shop or eBay and build faceless promotional video around it.
What ShopEmpire Replaces
This table is here because it is the fastest way to understand what you are actually buying.
This is what the same work costs when a person does it. Live listings and published rates, verified September 2026.
And the software you would otherwise subscribe to every month, forever: Runway $15 to $95. Kling $10 to $180. Luma $30 to $300. Topview $16 to $75. Pippit $17 to $417.
Look at the first row again. Someone on Fiverr has built an entire business selling exactly what this app does, one video at a time, and his own headline is "No Model. No Camera. No Expensive Studio."
He is right that people want it. He just has to make each one by hand.
Cancel Everything Else. Keep Just This.
Here's what you get to say goodbye to, and what it was quietly costing you every month.
6 Ways Even Newbies Can Scale With This
You just cancelled hundreds of dollars a month in tools, freelancers and wasted hours. ShopEmpire replaces all of it with one payment and no monthly fee.
Everything You Get Inside
Turn any seller's photo into paid video for affiliates, e-com sellers & dropshippers.
Restaurants, salons, gyms & trades get real video built from their own photos.
One video, seven aspect ratios, ready for TikTok, Meta, Pinterest & YouTube.
Produce a month of video for one client, billed every month instead of per project.
Package it all together and charge top dollar. Keep 100% of what you charge.
Stop guessing what to promote.
Search TikTok Shop, Amazon or eBay by niche and market. Ten niches built in or type your own, across sixteen target countries. Results come back with live prices and current discounts, so you see what is actually moving before spending a credit on it.
Your link, attached once, carried forever.
Save up to twenty products into a campaign, each holding its own affiliate link. Build as many videos as you like from any of them, and run separate campaigns across separate niches.
Pick a look. That is the skill requirement.
Ready-made multi-scene templates across eight categories: beauty and skincare, electronics and gadgets, fashion and apparel, food and beverages, health and wellness, toys and kids, and general marketing.
Each comes pre-built with its scenes, lighting and camera work already designed, running one to four scenes and five to fifteen seconds. Seven aspect ratios, so you can make 9:16 for TikTok and Reels, 3:4 and 2:3 vertical, 1:1 square, or 16:9 and 4:3 landscape. Search by name, tag or category, filter by ratio, and save your own setups to reuse.
It talks you through it, and nothing is charged until you say go.
This is the part that makes the rest usable. Instead of a prompt box you get an assistant that lays your product images into the template's scenes and shows you exactly what it intends to make.
Swap any image. Reorder scenes. Set how long each runs. Keep the template's background or your own photograph, scene by scene. Add music or skip it. Build up to ten scenes and thirty seconds, so these are not five-second clips.
Nothing is generated and nothing is charged while you are changing things. You see the plan first, then approve it.
Two different jobs, one app.
Product video drops your product into the template's designed scenes, which is what you want for anything you promote as an affiliate. Service video keeps your own photographs exactly as they are, which is what you want for a business selling a service rather than a boxed product.
One video. Five feeds.
Connect your accounts and publish or schedule to TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest from one place, so posting continues when you are not around.
The earning part is not an afterthought.
The affiliate link attached to your product is carried through to the caption on the posts you publish, so the videos you put out are monetised rather than decorative.
Everything you make, kept in one place.
Your uploaded images, generated scenes and finished videos stored in the account, ready to reuse, re-download or repost. Save a setup once and run new products through it.
Sell the videos. Keep everything you charge.
Use ShopEmpire for paid client work, make product videos for local businesses and brands, and keep 100% of what you charge with no revenue share.
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Runway, Kling and Luma are powerful tools, and with any of them you are still doing the research, the prompting, the captioning and the posting yourself. The freelancer makes one video, and you wait days for it.
What It Actually Costs To Run
We tell you this plainly, because the alternative is a refund request in week two.
The app is a one-time payment. There is no monthly platform fee, ever.
That was deliberate. Every AI video tool on the market bills monthly, forever, whether you open it or not. Someone at the start of something should not have a recurring charge on their card while they work out whether it is for them. So ShopEmpire runs on credits instead.
Generating a video spends credits. Your purchase includes a starting balance and top-up packs sit in the dashboard. And because the assistant shows you the plan before it builds, you never pay to find out what you are getting.
What Happens If You Close This Page
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Nothing. That is the problem.
Tomorrow looks like today. In a few weeks something will show up in your feed again, something that is obviously selling, and you will do the same quick maths you did last time. People are buying this. Somebody is getting paid. Why not me.
And then you will get to the part where you have to make a video, and you will close the tab again, the way you did before. Not because you are lazy. Because the thing being asked of you is a thing you have already decided you are not going to do.
That decision is not the problem. It never was. The problem was that nobody had built the version where you do not have to.
Somebody has now.
Pick a niche. Choose one of the trending products it surfaces. Build a video from its photograph. Schedule it with your link attached. Run the whole thing for 14 full days.
If the app does not do what this page says, send one message and we refund every penny. No questions, no hoops, no hard feelings.
We can offer that with a straight face because the promise here is about what the software does, not what you will earn from it.
Launch pricing, live until the timer hits zero.
The trade is simple. You get in at the lowest price ShopEmpire will ever be sold for, and early buyers generate the results and feedback that shape the next version, which will be priced higher.
No fake scarcity. No "only 47 copies left." The price goes up when launch week ends and it does not come back down.
No. Not once, not anywhere, on any platform. The product is what appears on screen. That is the entire design of the app.
No. You promote them as an affiliate, and the video is built from the seller's own product photograph.
Through the affiliate programme of whichever marketplace you promote, at their published rates. You will need an approved affiliate account with that programme, and they are free to apply for.
No. One-time payment for the app, then credits for video generation. Nothing recurring.
You can create around 7 to 19 complete videos, depending on whether you create quick single-clip spotlights or full multi-scene promotional videos:
Yes. The commercial licence is included at this tier.
The product in the video is the real product, photographed by the seller. What the AI handles is the presentation around it: lighting, positioning, depth, scene and camera motion. That is the same work a studio does with a real object on a real table.
There is nothing to worry about! Major social platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram openly welcome AI-generated content. Standard platform disclosures do not restrict your video’s reach, views, or algorithmic distribution in any way.
Platform guidelines are primarily focused on misleading deepfakes and altered real humans clean, high-converting AI product promotional videos are fully compliant and perform exceptionally well across all feeds. Your videos will gain normal organic traction and keep your accounts safe.
Yes. You can source products from TikTok Shop (16 countries including US, UK, Germany, Brazil, Japan), Amazon, and eBay. Your finished videos post to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest – all globally. The AI engines that make the videos run everywhere.
Five years. Throughout that period we keep maintaining the platform so it carries on working as described on this page. After you buy, there are no renewals, no subscriptions and no surprise charges. Your access does not quietly expire in six months and you will not get an email next year asking you to pay again to keep what you already bought.
The app removes the cost, the skill and the exposure that stop people making product videos. What you earn depends on the products you choose, how consistently you post, and your market. See the disclaimer below. The tool's job is to remove the barrier, not to guarantee the outcome.
14-day money-back guarantee. One message, full refund.
Go back to that product you nearly promoted.
It is probably still selling. Somebody is still earning on it, and there is a reasonable chance they know less about it than you do. They are not smarter than you and they did not work harder. They just got past the part where a video had to exist.
That part is now a click.
Pick a niche. Pick something already selling. Pick a template. Let the AI build the video around the real item, attach your link, and let it post while you do something else.
No camera.No voice.No face.
And nobody ever knows it was you.
Having a batch of scroll-stopping product videos ready before lunch, without touching a camera or opening an editor
Picking a product on your phone in the morning and having it live on five platforms before you've finished your coffee
Testing six different products in a single afternoon instead of agonising over one for a month
Your affiliate link riding along on every video, without you writing a single caption yourself
Never explaining to your family, your co-workers or your followers why you're suddenly "on camera"
Local businesses paying you to build their video content, using the same tool you already own
Checking which of last week's videos actually took off on TikTok or Reels, and doubling down on the one that worked
And much more…
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This is the part that used to be impossible. One photograph goes in. One publish-ready video comes out, and you are not in it.
one photo lifted from the listing.
a cinematic close-up with studio lighting and slow camera movement, scheduled to Reels and TikTok, link in the caption.
the product image.
a vertical showcase built for the feed.
One campaign, four templates, four shots at a winner instead of one.
Video selling product is not a theory somebody invented last year to sell you software. The biggest retailers on earth worked it out a long time ago, and they published the numbers.
earnings per click vs the e-commerce average
+0%
conversions up
Puma built an interactive product film for a football collection and reported earnings per click 24 times the e-commerce average, with conversions up 6.9%.
conversion lift on pages carrying video
Ava Estell put product video on their Shopify product pages using Videowise and reported a 21% conversion lift on the pages carrying it.
revenue from engaged traffic
Dr Dennis Gross made their video content directly actionable and reported over $1 million in revenue from engaged traffic.
in sales in the video's first week
Ted Baker ran a "Watch It, Shop It" holiday campaign and reported $75,000 in sales in the video's first week.
Read that last line properly, because it matters.
Those brands paid for enterprise platforms, product feeds, developers and production teams. Some spent more on one campaign than most people reading this earn in a year. What their numbers prove is not that you will match them. It is the thing underneath all of them:
Put a product in motion in front of a buyer and people buy. Show them a still photograph and far fewer do.
Every one of them had to buy their way to that advantage. That is the part that just changed.
This is the one part of the page where I am going to put numbers in front of you, because the timing genuinely matters.
US social commerce crosses $100 billion this year. eMarketer forecasts $100.99 billion in 2026, up 18%, the first time past that mark.
TikTok Shop alone is projected at $23.41 billion in US sales, up 48%, which eMarketer notes would make it a bigger US e-commerce business than Target, Costco, Best Buy or Kroger. Globally its GMV hit $64.3 billion in 2025, nearly double the year before.
And people are already doing this without faces. Fortune reported in December 2025 on a 22-year-old running faceless AI-generated YouTube channels, having reviewed his actual payout records: roughly $40,000 to $60,000 a month, about two hours a day, nobody watching with any idea who he is.
Here is what those numbers actually mean.
Enormous amounts of money are moving through short-form product video, and the people catching it are the ones getting videos in front of buyers. Not the ones still deciding whether to film themselves.
The barrier was never the opportunity or the awareness. It was cost and exposure, and that came down this year. You are not early to the opportunity; you are early to the part where it got cheap.
Price increases when the timer hits zero.
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Price increases when the timer hits zero.
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Price increases when the timer hits zero.
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