We ran the same script through 2 completely different formats.
The first 15 secs of vid below
One outperformed the other by 3x on Meta.
Which one do you think it is?
A or B?
Ecom brands are paying $200-$1,500 per video for animated ad creatives.
Simpson style. Lego style. Claymation. Pixar style.
The same ads right below.
Someone with EcomBos can produce one of these in minutes.
The brand has no idea how fast it took. They just know it looks good and convert.
That gap between what it costs to make and what brands will pay for it is where the opportunity sits.
Freelancers doing this on Fiverr and Upwork are hitting $1,500 to $8,000 a month on retainer.
Some are charging $315 to $750 per finished minute for polished work.
The niches buying this the most right now are supplements, gadgets, and fashion brands running paid traffic on Meta and TikTok.
Unlike UGC, animated ads give the audience a new feeling of entertainment which lets their guard down.
And this space is so untapped right now.
Reply "CARTOON" and I'll send you the full system. How to price it, how to find clients, and how to produce it with AI in minutes.
Old way of making UGC:
β Find 8-10 creators on a platform
β Screen for natural delivery
β Pay $25-$35/hr per creator
β Write scripts and batch them by style
β Schedule sessions
β Wait for footage
β Hire editors at $3-$7/hr to finish clips
β Get 20-30 videos back per shift
β Hope the delivery landed
β If it didn't, rebook and start over
New way of making UGC:
β Pick a face
β Write the brief
β Generate
β Done
Same output with no roster, no sessions and no delay.
One costs you weeks and thousands.
The other costs you minutes and less than a dollar.