- 10×
- Faster campaign turnaround
- 65%
- Lower production spend per campaign
- 100+
- Client variants generated per day
An agency's constraint is rarely ideas — it is the gap between the brief and the first thing a client can react to. BeHooked closes it: one workspace, one credit pool, and every generation surface a campaign needs, so the concept and the deliverable are the same afternoon's work.
A brief doesn't wait for a production schedule.
The idea is agreed in the meeting and then nothing happens for a fortnight, because the shoot has to be booked, the edit has to be queued and the client sees nothing until both are done. By the time the first cut lands, the brief has already moved. The gap isn't creative — it is logistics, and it is the part that loses the account.
How it goes today
- A concept waits on a studio booking before anyone sees it
- Five tool subscriptions, five invoices, five seat counts
- Each aspect ratio and each locale is a separate edit
- Brand assets live in a folder someone has to remember
How it goes here
- The concept and the first cut arrive in the same afternoon
- One credit balance every studio and every teammate draws on
- Ratios, cutdowns and localisations generate from one master
- Brand kits apply logo, palette and voice on every render
One brief, the whole campaign matrix.
A campaign line and a product shot going in, and every placement a channel plan asks for coming back — ratios, cutdowns and localisations in a single pass.
- Drop in the brief, the product shots and the client's brand kit
- Generate the full set of directions before a call would have been booked
- Fan one approved master out to every ratio, cutdown and locale
Whatever the campaign calls for, it is here.
The studios an agency actually reaches for, on one account and one balance.
Use them in whatever order the campaign actually needs, not a fixed sequence.
Made for the volume client work actually takes.
Three things that stop a campaign becoming five tools and a scheduling problem.
One balance, every teammate
The agency account holds the credits and every workspace draws on it. No per-seat licences to reconcile, no five invoices at the end of the month, and usage stays visible per client project.
One brand kit, every render
Logo, palette, type and cloned voice are saved per client and applied on export. A variant cannot ship off-brand by accident, because the brand is not something someone remembers to add at the end.
One run, repeated next month
A campaign that worked is saved as a Nodeflow and pointed at next month's products. The second month costs the credits, not the setup.
How the work actually moves.
Four stages of one production run, in the order they happen.
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Start from the brief, not the shoot
Feed the campaign line, the product shots and the brand kit straight in. The first set of directions comes back before a call would have been scheduled.
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Generate the whole matrix at once
Every placement, ratio and locale a channel plan calls for renders from one master rather than as a separate edit each.
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Review in the client's own frame
Cutdowns, captions and end cards are applied on export, so what the client sees is the deliverable rather than an offline approximation.
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Save the run and repeat it next month
A campaign that worked becomes a Nodeflow: the same chain of steps, pointed at next month's products, without rebuilding it.
Made for campaigns, by BeHooked
Client work generated on this surface. Every tile started as a brief and a product shot.
Not just us saying it.
What agencies & teams say after the first month.
We replaced four subscriptions with one workspace. A full set of ad variants went from three days to the same afternoon, and the client saw the concept before the call ended.
Built for Growth at Every Stage
Every plan includes every model and every feature. Plans only change how many credits you get and how many generations run at once.
- Credits refresh monthly
- Top-up additional credits anytime
- Unused credits don't roll over
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FAQs
Questions, answered.
The things agencies & teams ask before they start.
How does credit sharing work across an agency team?
The agency account holds the balance and teammates draw from it in shared workspaces. There are no per-seat licences to reconcile — one invoice, one pool, usage visible per project.
Can we apply a client's brand assets automatically?
Yes. A brand kit stores logo overlays, palette, type and cloned voice, and applies them on render so a variant never ships off-brand by accident.
Do we retain commercial rights to what we generate?
Yes. Everything generated on any BeHooked plan carries full commercial rights for the agency and its clients.
Can we keep client work separated?
Workspaces separate assets, brand kits and generation history per client, so nothing crosses between accounts.
Other ways teams use it.
Nothing is gated by audience — these are the same workspace, arranged for a different week.
