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Your commercial on streaming TV, made and run for you.

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Overview

Render is an AI marketing agent that makes TV commercials for your business and runs them on streaming TV through your own Vibe account. There's nothing to film or edit.

  • Makes 4 commercials at launch (15 and 30 seconds, widescreen) from your brand, website and products, then adds new ones every month
  • Launches your campaign in Vibe with your goal, budget and area
  • Checks results every day and replaces any commercial Vibe turns down
  • Every 2 weeks, drops streaming apps that spend without bringing visits or sales
  • Once Vibe's pixel counts results, aims for visits, leads or sales instead of reach

You stay in control: every change is listed with its reason and an Undo button. You can approve new commercials first, ask for changes in plain English, or pause any time. Campaigns you already run in Vibe aren't touched.

Vibe bills your ad spend directly. Render's fee is 10–20% of that spend, depending on your Render plan.

How to use

Setup takes about 5 minutes:

  1. Sign up or log in at tryrender.ai, open Autopilot → TV Commercials and press "Set up TV Commercials".
  2. Connect Vibe and approve access. You need to be a Vibe workspace admin, with a card added in Vibe for the ads. No Vibe account? Create one for free during this step.
  3. Pick your business in Vibe, or let Render add it.
  4. Choose your goal (website visits, leads, sales or reach) and where your commercials show.
  5. Set a daily budget ($20 minimum).
  6. Press "Launch". Render makes your first 4 commercials and sends them to Vibe, which reviews each one, usually within a business day.
  7. Add Vibe's pixel to your website (Settings → Count your results) so Render can count visits, leads and sales.

After launch, the TV Commercials page shows your commercials, results (spend, homes reached, visits and cost per visit, by commercial and streaming app) and every change Render made. Or just ask the chat, like "How are my commercials doing?"