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AutomationChannels studies what makes a channel work, then makes and uploads your videos in that style — every week, on autopilot.

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For business owners

Clone yourself.

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For content creators

A channel without the camera.

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Any genre with a channel worth learning from

Formats

Start from a channel you love.

Whatever format the channel uses, we learn it and work in it. Style, never content: none of their footage, audio or artwork is ever touched.

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How one video gets made

"Most people notice their hair thinning about two years after it started. By then, the easy fixes have already stopped working."

The cold open, written first. Then the research behind it, the script, the voice, the clips, the score and the edit — each checked against the channel's Style DNA before the next step starts.

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Consistency

One look, every video.

Thumbnails, titles and frames drawn to the same rules, so the channel reads as one channel — not a different one each week.

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Host & studio

Your host, your studio.

One 20-second take on your phone. From then on, your face and your voice host every video, from whichever studio you pick.

Or skip this and use a stock narrator. Your take is used for your channel only and can be deleted at any time.

Questions

The things people ask first.

How do credits work?
✦100cr make one finished minute of video, uploaded and scheduled. The Starter Pilot comes with 1,200 credits that last 90 days. Remakes — another title, a redrawn shot, a new cold open — are priced in credits too, so you always know what a change costs before you ask for it.
How do I get started?
Start with the Starter Pilot: $69 for 1,200 credits. Your credits last 90 days. You can choose a monthly plan inside your account when you want more.
Is there a subscription?
No. The Starter Pilot does not renew. If you want more afterward, you can choose a monthly plan inside your account and cancel it from Billing any time. Credits already bought stay usable for their 90 days.
Do you copy the channel I pick?
No — style, not content. The producer studies what makes the channel work: topics, pacing, script voice, look, thumbnail habits, titles and schedule. It never takes the channel's footage, audio or artwork, and every video it makes for you is written, voiced, filmed and scored from scratch.
Do I approve videos before they post?
Yes, if you want to. There are three doors where a film waits for you: the cold open, the clips and the upload. Leave a door open and the producer stops there until you look. Close them all and it runs on your schedule without asking.
Where does the music come from?
It is composed for your channel. Each channel gets its own score, written to match the pacing and mood the producer learned. We never license music, so there is nothing to clear and nothing to claim.

From the blog

Notes from the line.

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Free tool

YouTube money calculator

What a channel earns from ads, whether YouTube would pay you yet, and what the videos cost to make.

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Money

How much YouTube pays per view

About $2 to $12 per 1,000 views by published estimates, and why your own number is the one that counts.

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Rules

YouTube monetization requirements

1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours, the level before it, and the rules that decide whether your hours count.

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Guide

YouTube automation, honestly

What it is, what YouTube’s rules allow, what it costs, and where it fails.

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Guide

Faceless YouTube channels, honestly

Whether they make money, which subjects survive, and what faceless costs you.

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Choosing

Ideas that survive past video ten

Four tests an idea has to pass, and the subjects that pass them.

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Point it at a channel tonight.

Start with the Starter Pilot: up to 2 finished videos on your own channel, $69 to get started. Connect YouTube, name the channel you admire, and the first video is in the queue before you close the tab.

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