Faceless YouTube channel service: Shorts and long videos, made and posted

How it works

Uploading to your channel

1. You keep the channel

   The channel stays in your own Google account. No channel yet? Leave the link empty in the form and we send you the steps to make one.

2. You add us as an Editor

   In YouTube Studio: Settings, Permissions, Invite, then our email and the Editor role (step by step). YouTube says this is safer than sharing a password. An Editor can upload and publish, but cannot delete your channel or its published videos and cannot manage permissions. You can remove us at any time in the same place.

3. We upload every week

   Titles, descriptions, hashtags, chapters on long videos, and a custom thumbnail for each long video, on the schedule you set.

4. Or take the files

   Choose files in the form and upload them yourself. The same videos, ready for YouTube.

Plans

What a month gets you

Starter $49 a month

One Short a day: 30 Shorts a month, 15 to 45 seconds, for 1 channel.

Growth $119 a month

Two Shorts a day and 2 long videos: 60 Shorts and 2 narrated long videos (8 to 12 minutes, with thumbnails) a month, 1 channel.

Pro $249 a month

Three Shorts a day and 6 long videos: 90 Shorts and 6 narrated long videos a month, up to 2 channels.

For YouTube, Growth is the plan we would pick: Shorts bring viewers, and the long videos are what count toward watch hours.

Every plan includes scripts, the narrator voice or text on screen, editing, captions, titles and hashtags, and posting with your written permission where the app allows it (how posting access works). Cancel anytime; cancel within 14 days of a payment and we refund that payment in full. Compare the plans.

Money, plainly

What YouTube asks before it pays

To join the YouTube Partner Program with ad revenue, a channel needs 1,000 subscribers plus either 4,000 public watch hours in the last 12 months or 10 million Shorts views in the last 90 days, and YouTube reviews every channel itself. Watch time from the Shorts feed does not count toward the 4,000 hours.

YouTube does not pay for content that is repetitive or mass-produced. On July 15, 2025 it renamed that policy from "repetitious content" to "inauthentic content". We write every script for your niche, vary the questions and topics, and never post the same video twice.

We cannot promise views, subscribers or monetization, and nobody honestly can. What we promise is the videos, every week.

Sources, read October 28, 2026: YouTube Partner Program overview and eligibility, YouTube channel monetization policies, Add or remove access to your YouTube channel.

Questions

Before you start