Bero is an AI-native ad agency. It makes product films, short commercials and UGC ads for brands, directed in house and delivered finished.

What does AI-native mean at Bero?

It means the whole agency runs on Bero's own pipeline: concepting, art direction, generation, edit, grade and mix. There is no film crew, no studio booking and no stock. A director and an editor at Bero sign off on every cut, so what ships is an ad, not a generation.

What kind of videos does Bero make?

Two lines. Product films, which includes launch films, hero films and short commercials of 15 to 60 seconds. And UGC ads, creator-style videos with a person talking to camera, made in many versions to test.

Can Bero make a short commercial without a shoot?

Yes. That is the normal way Bero works. From your packshots and brand assets Bero directs and produces a 15 to 60 second commercial with no crew, no location and no shoot day.

Will the work look like AI?

Not if it is directed. Look, cast and product references are locked before anything is generated, and Bero's editors cut, grade and mix the result.

Can Bero match a real product exactly?

Yes. Bero works from your packshots and keeps shape, colour and label consistent in every shot. Send Bero the product and you will be shown.

How long does a Bero project take?

Delivered in 36 hours, with two revision rounds after that. Bero's own mistakes never count against a round.

Pricing is shared privately after a short call, because it depends on how many cuts and versions you need. There is no public rate card.

Who owns the finished work?

You do. You get the masters and the rights to use them.

What does Bero need from a client?

A brief, brand assets, product photos, and someone who can approve the script and the cut.

Which channels and ratios does Bero deliver for?

Meta, TikTok, YouTube, Douyin, bilibili, and your own product pages. Every cut is delivered in the ratios that channel needs: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5.