Your First 10 Videos
The first ten. Start to posted.
$5.99
Buy this and you get $5.99 off The Shorts System.
Plain Sight
Three guides on running a faceless short-form channel with AI video. No camera. No face. No team. Start at $5.99 and find out if it is for you.
Three PDF guides — $5.99, $29.99 and $99. All three: $129.
My channel. YouTube Studio, 28 days to 23 July 2026.

No camera. No face. No team. 60.5M views in 28 days. That's my channel. One person can do that now. People charge thousands to teach it. I start at $5.99.
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The receipts
My channel. My dashboard. The window is on every number so you can hold me to it.
YouTube Studio, 28 days to 23 July 2026.
28 days to 23 July 2026
28 days to 23 July 2026
28 days to 23 July 2026
Studio called it 79% above my usual. My usual is 19.2M–37.7M views a month. That is the baseline, not the peak.
Daily shape transcribed from Studio and approximate. The 60,590,204 total and the 19.2M–37.7M usual range are exact.
Monthly, so a different window from the 28-day figures above. July is partial — through the 23rd — at 32,479. Earlier bars are read off the chart.
One sample Short — not a typical day
144%
peak retention
68.7% of viewers stayed to watch. 0:35 average view duration on a 0:44 video. 144% peak retention, which is over 100% because people rewatched sections.
That one is a high point — channel-wide average view duration is about 16.9 seconds. I am telling you that because I would rather you trusted the other numbers.
You will not find an income figure on this page. Anyone leading with one is selling you the number, not the method.
Usual 28-day range 19.2M to 37.7M views.
The system
They are meant to be read in order: entry point, then process, then operation. Buy one, buy two, or take all three.
Plain Sight
The Shorts System
41 slides
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$29.99
41 slides · PDF
The repeatable process. This is the one most people need.
Price
Start at $5.99 and climb with the credit, or take everything at once. One payment either way — no subscription, no upsell waiting behind the checkout.
Route one — climb
The first ten. Start to posted.
$5.99
Buy this and you get $5.99 off The Shorts System.
The repeatable process. This is the one most people need.
$29.99
Running it as an operation rather than a hobby.
$99
Route two — take all of it
Everything, one payment
All three. One payment.
$129
124 slides · one payment
A penny more, not a discount. What it buys is the whole path on day one instead of two more decisions later.
One payment. No subscription.
All prices in US dollars. You can also buy any guide on its own. Nothing requires you to start at the bottom.
If it's wrong
Read it. If it genuinely wasn't what was described, reply within 14 days and I'll refund you.
I'd rather have the feedback than the argument. It's also why guide one is $5.99 — so you can find out how I explain things before spending real money.
Straight talk
A fake-guru course sells you a number and a date. Thousands a month, ninety days, guaranteed. It sells because it is what you want to hear.
I sell the method and the receipts. You can check both.
Questions
PDF guides you download and keep. Your First 10 Videos is 30 slides at $5.99, The Shorts System is 41 slides at $29.99, The Faceless Operation is 53 slides at $99, and The Complete Operation is all three — 124 slides — for $129. After payment you get a download link on the confirmation page and the same link by email. If it ever stops working, request a fresh one and you'll get it.
A lot of it is. That's a judgment problem rather than a tool problem — generic output posted without a reason for anyone to watch will fail whether a person or a model made it. Don't take my word for it: scroll your own feed and count how many AI videos give you a reason to stay past the third second.
No. The whole format is faceless — no camera, no presenter, nobody on screen. That's the default here, not a workaround.
The usual routes are platform ad revenue share, brand deals, affiliate links, and selling something of your own. All four need an audience that watches to the end first, which is the part these guides are about. I'm not attaching numbers to any of them, and nobody honest will.
This is the right question to ask and I won't pretend it's settled. Both YouTube and TikTok require you to disclose realistic synthetic content, and both have rules against mass-produced, repetitive or inauthentic uploads. Monetisation eligibility is decided by the platform, not by me, and I can't promise you'll get it. Read the current policies before you scale anything — they change, and they are the one part of this you don't control.
These are written for people starting from zero, at any age. If you can read this page and follow steps in order, that's the level assumed. You'll choose AI tools as you go rather than needing any beforehand.
The expensive parts of video — equipment, studio, crew, editors — are gone. What's left is whatever AI tools you pick, plus your time. That spend is yours to control and you can start at the free tiers of most of them. I'm not quoting specific tool prices here because they'd be out of date within a month.
More than a weekend, less than a job. Realistically a few hours a week, sustained. The people who never find out whether it works for them are the ones who post ten videos and stop.
I won't give you a date. Anyone who does is guessing or selling. What I'll say plainly is that this rewards consistent output over a stretch of weeks, and that plenty of channels never work at all — including ones run by people who did everything right.
There are more people posting, but not more people posting well. What these platforms visibly reward is whether viewers stay — on the sample Short in the numbers above, 68.7% stayed to watch. That's the metric worth optimising, and most of the volume in your feed is failing at exactly that.
The specific tools will move; that's true of anything written about this. What the guides are built around are the decisions — what the video is about, how it opens, what it shows, where it ends, what the numbers said. Those haven't changed. I'm not promising future revisions, so buy them for what they are today.
Fair scepticism, and the honest answer is to look at what this page refuses to do. No testimonials, no logos, no countdowns, no invented original price, no income figures. The only performance numbers here are from one real channel with the exact 28-day window attached, including the unflattering ones. That's the whole case — you should weigh it rather than take it.
Yes. Any guide can be bought on its own. The order is a recommendation, not a gate.
A penny. Guide one takes $5.99 off guide two, so climbing all three comes to $128.99 against the $129.00 bundle. Note there's no credit from guide two to guide three, and the credit applies to the individual guide rather than to the bundle.
No. Each purchase is a single payment for files you download. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel, and no upsell sitting behind the checkout.
I can't tell you that and I won't. Those figures describe one channel in one 28-day window. They show what the format is capable of, not what it owes you.
Read it, and if it genuinely wasn't what this page said it was, reply within 14 days and I'll refund you. I'd rather have the feedback than the argument. It's also why guide one is $5.99 — so you can find out how I explain things before spending real money.
The capability is already here. It has been sitting in front of everyone, doing the rounds, while most people scrolled past it.
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