AI influencers built for beauty brands

Creator Fleet runs the AI influencer system for beauty brands. We design the persona, build it, and then run it as a working account week after week, so the brand has a consistent face that never renegotiates, never goes quiet and never belongs to somebody else.

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  1. Why does beauty need a face at all?
  2. What do you actually get?
  3. Is it obvious that she is not real?

Beauty sells through a face. That is why the category spends so much on talent and why so many brands are one falling out away from losing the person their audience recognises. An AI influencer is the same job done as an asset you own rather than a person you rent.

Why does beauty need a face at all?

Because the products are applied, and applied products are demonstrated rather than described, which needs skin, hands, light and a voice people believe.

A flat lay of a bottle is a catalogue. A face using it is content. The problem is never whether a face helps; it is that a good one costs a retainer, a usage licence per market and a renegotiation every year, and that it walks when a competitor pays more.

What do you actually get?

A designed persona with a fixed look, a name, a voice and a personality, then the weekly posting that turns it from an image set into an account people follow.

Building it is the smaller half. Running it is the service: the calendar, the short video, the product demonstrations, the captions and the replies, week after week. Our own group accounts reached 10,000 followers in 26 days across three accounts, without buying a single follower, like, view or comment. A brand with no face at all should start at an AI persona to front a faceless brand, the build itself is described in how an AI influencer is actually made, and the managed line is AI influencers.

Is it obvious that she is not real?

Where a platform requires a synthetic persona to be disclosed, we disclose it, every time, and we never create a persona that impersonates a real person.

That is a rule rather than a preference, and it has not cost a single client a campaign. Audiences follow personas knowingly across the whole creator economy now. What we will not promise you is a follower number, a view count or a revenue figure, because no agency controls a platform’s distribution. What we will promise is the posting, at the volume set out on pricing.

A year of brand faceHuman talentAn AI persona
Finding itCasting, agents, negotiationDesigned to your brief
Cost shapeRetainer plus usage per marketSetup fee plus monthly running
AvailabilityBooked shoot daysAny day, any volume
ConsistencyChanges with the personFixed by design
LeavingPossible at any renewalYours, permanently
DisclosureNot applicableMade wherever a platform asks

Tell us what the brand should look like and a free proposal comes back before anything is signed. Start on the contact page.

By Raze, Founder. Updated .

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