Generator, agency, or in-house
All three produce video. They differ in what they know about your business, and in what happens when you need the next one.
The three routes compared
| Criteria | A generator on its own | An agency | With OCTIS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speed to first clip | Minutes | Weeks | Minutes |
| Knows your catalogue | No | After a briefing | Same account |
| Cost per additional clip | Near zero | Full rate again | Near zero |
| Human review before publish | None | Yes | Yes |
| Who writes the brief | You, every time | You, once per campaign | Drawn from your own records |
| Presenter needed | No | Usually | No — avatar mode |
Four ways to turn a prompt into a video
One subscription, four production modes.
- Text-to-video — describe the scene, style and message, and it renders from words alone
- Image-to-video — a product photo becomes a moving clip, with no reshoot
- AI avatar — a generated spokesperson delivers your script on camera
- Voiceover and captions — narration and burned-in captions for silent autoplay
What we do not claim
- That generation replaces judgement — a person approves everything before it publishes
- That the prompt automatically pulls your catalogue in; the facts are one tab over, not injected
- Any performance, reach or conversion outcome from the content produced
Content published under your business's name remains your own representation, regardless of how it was produced.
Questions
Is the asset pack a subscription?
No. RM1,500 is a one-time package: three 15-second videos and twenty photographs.
What if I need more than the pack?
That is the ongoing tier, and it is sized to your volume before you commit rather than metered by surprise.
Can I use the output on marketplaces?
Yes. The formats delivered are the short-form ones marketplaces and social platforms accept.
