New · ATX Brand Host
Your business can have a face.
You stay off camera.
A custom virtual presenter, built around your brand and produced by our team, for the recurring short-form content that keeps your business visible. It runs inside the monthly plan you already have.
In pilot. Priced case by case, on top of your plan.
- Runs inside a monthly plan.
- Nobody has to be on camera.
- Always labelled as virtual.
Virtual host. Real business.
Same face, every month.
Our own hosts, filmed around Austin. Yours would be built for your business, and only your business gets it.
Our own hosts
We built two before selling you one.
These two present ATX Presence. They talk about Austin businesses, they explain what staying visible actually takes, and they do it on our accounts, week after week, before we ask you to trust the idea.
Yours would not look like them. A Brand Host is built for one business, and only that business gets it.
Both are virtual presenters, and every piece we publish with them says so. Their first videos are in production.
Three patios worth the walk downtown.
Virtual presenter
How every piece arrives: vertical, captioned, and labelled.
Where it fits
A face on some of your videos. Never on all of them.
People follow a local business to see the real thing: the space, the plate, the cut, the crew, the work in progress. No presenter replaces that, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
The Brand Host takes the other half of the job, the part that quietly kills consistency: the week with nothing filmed, the announcement nobody had time to record, the same question asked again.
- It does not replace filming at your business.
- It never claims to have visited a place it did not visit.
- It is disclosed as a virtual presenter, on every piece.
A month of your content
- Filmed at your business
- Your space, your products, your people. Shot on location or sent in from your phone.
- Your Brand Host
- The announcements, the answers and the weeks when filming was not possible.
A starting point, not a rule. We tune the split with you, and the host stays the smaller share.
What it does
The videos you keep meaning to record.
Show what you sell
New items, services and seasonal offers, presented the same way every time so people recognise them.
Share what changed
New hours, a new location, an event this weekend, a promotion that ends on Friday.
Answer the usual questions
Parking, walk-ins, allergies, booking, pricing. The questions your team already answers ten times a day.
Keep the account moving
The weeks with nothing to film still get content, so your profile never goes quiet between filming days.
How we build it
Four steps, then it just keeps going.
- 01
Discover
We learn your brand, your customers and the way you sound, from the first call and from what you already publish.
- 02
Create
We build the host: look, voice, setting and the things it is allowed to say. You approve it before a single video is produced.
- 03
Produce
Scripts and videos come out on your monthly cycle, next to the real footage of your business, not instead of it.
- 04
Stay present
You approve in your portal, we publish on your accounts. The same host, week after week, is what makes it work.
Nothing here is a separate project. The host is produced on the same monthly cycle, approved in the same portal and published to the same accounts as the rest of your content.
Before you ask
The honest answers.
This is a new product and we would rather over-explain it now than surprise you in month two.
Does the Brand Host replace filming at my business?
No. Real footage of your space, your products, your team and your customers is still what sells your business. The Brand Host covers the days when there is nothing to film and nobody free to film it, and it stays the smaller part of the month.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. That is the point of the product. If you or someone on your team wants to appear, you still can, and the host carries the rest.
Do you tell people the presenter is not a real person?
Yes. Every video carries a visible disclosure that the presenter is virtual, and the host never claims to have visited a place or tried something it did not. We would rather say it out loud than have a customer find out on their own.
Who owns the host, and what happens if I stop?
The pilot terms cover ownership, exclusivity and what happens to your host if you leave. We put that in writing before we build anything, so there is nothing to argue about later.
How much does it cost?
The Brand Host is in pilot, so pricing is set case by case while we validate production time and revisions, and it is quoted on top of your monthly plan. Ask about it on the first call and you get a number in writing.
Pilot · limited spots
Want a face on your content without being it?
We are building the first hosts with a small group of Austin businesses. Tell us what you sell and who buys it, and we will tell you whether a host makes sense for you or not.