The AI Shorts engine
We did the hard part.
You press start.
Research, scripts, voiceover, editing and a posting schedule for a full drop of Shorts, all run by the engine. That's hundreds of hours back in your week.
Each one scheduled to your channel on your cadence.
What is ShipShorts?
An AI engine that makes your YouTube Shorts. You steer, it ships.
You tell us about you
A few lines about your interests. That's the only writing you do.
The engine does the hundreds of hours
Topics, scripts, voiceover, editing and a posting plan, for every Short.
Your drop lands
100 Shorts your first time, 90 in every drop after, scheduled to your YouTube.
~1,000 hrs/year estimate: 5 Shorts/day, at the ~35 min per video it takes to script, voice, edit and caption one by hand — the same real assumption used in your own portal's time-saved math.
A full batch per drop: 100 the first time, 90 after.
Connect your own channel. Every Short goes out on the schedule you pick.
One zip of every finished video plus titles and tags.
Pick a lane from proven niches, or bring your own.
Voice, visuals and colors so each channel looks like you, not a template.
One price per drop, in USD.
Pick a lane
What your channel could look like.
Tap a niche. The numbers update right beside it.
Now imagine
100 channels. One engine.
Illustrative estimate, not a promise of earnings. Real YouTube data, not a forecast — your results depend entirely on your own channel, and ShipShorts isn't responsible for them either way. What it does give back is the time: hours toward something that compounds, on your own terms.
The real goal
Don't chase ad money. Build what it follows.
Don't set your goals around YouTube payouts. Invest in yourself, put AI to real work in your own life, and build an audience, a community and something to sell. Payouts come along with that. ShipShorts is one way to start.
Everything past the first step depends on what you build, which is why the box stays closed.
Real creators who climbed it.
Patterns from publicly documented short-form video creators. Names and details are generalized; these creators are independent and not affiliated with or endorsing ShipShorts. Their results aren't typical and aren't a promise of yours.
- Started
- Narrated, animated videos with no face on camera, for years
- Built
- An audience in the millions
- Sells now
- Books, journals and a paid membership
- Started
- Short, shareable explainers on how people think and relate
- Built
- Grew from one student into a small team
- Sells now
- Merch, ebooks and a fan membership
- Started
- One-minute videos: feed four people cheaply, hands only
- Built
- A loyal food audience across platforms
- Sells now
- Cookbooks and a paid recipe app
- Started
- Quick routines anyone could do at home, posted consistently
- Built
- A community that showed up daily
- Sells now
- Their own paid workout app
Straight answers
Questions people ask first.
What do I actually get?
A drop of finished Shorts: 100 the first time, 90 in every drop after, with titles, and a posting schedule if you add Auto-Post.
How much of my time does it take?
About 30 minutes a year: picking your niche and style, reviewing, and steering. The engine does the research, scripts, voiceover and editing.
Do I need a YouTube channel?
Yes. You connect your own YouTube channel, and Shorts post there on the schedule you choose. ShipShorts never owns your channel.
Does this guarantee income?
No. Every number on this page is an estimate, not a promise of earnings. YouTube only pays ad revenue to channels accepted into its Partner Program — acceptance depends on your channel, and results after that depend on your niche, audience and effort, not on us. Each video we generate gets its own script, visuals and voice rather than a repeated template, because that's what YouTube's monetization policy actually requires — we build to that standard by default.
Can I cancel or get a refund?
See our Terms for how cancellations and refunds work.
Ready to ship?
Pick a lane, press start, and let the engine do the hundreds of hours.