An AI agent that runs your ads, from the video to the numbers.
Rollie's agent plans your ad and writes the brief. A proven local creator films it at your business. Then the agent launches the campaign and tracks every lead and what it cost.
Browse available creatorsNothing spends until you approve it.The agent runs it end to end. A real person films it.
You make two decisions: who films, and whether to approve the finished ad. The agent handles the rest.
- 1The agent writes the brief
Pick a proven local creator. Rollie's agent plans the ad and writes the brief they shoot from: the hook, the shots, and the one thing to ask viewers to do.
- 2A real creator films it
They shoot and edit at your business. You watch the finished video, choose the Meta budget, see every fee, and approve from one private link.
- 3The agent launches and tracks it
It builds the campaign under your business and tracks every lead and what it cost. Nothing spends until you approve, and Rollie texts you first.
See the full price before the campaign starts
The client chooses a daily budget, sees every fee clearly, and previews where the approved video will run.
What the client pays
A standard example. The creator sets the actual production fee and spend share before sending the approval link.
The daily budget is a ceiling, not guaranteed spend. Meta may spend less.
The creator invoices the one-time production fee directly. Ad spend and the fees based on it begin only after the campaign is live. Nothing is charged when the client adds a card.
Where the ads run
Rollie runs the approved video through Meta from the client's own Facebook and Instagram presence.
The engine behind the agent
The agent runs on a performance ad system built for local businesses. When you book through Rollie, that system runs your campaign.
Hiring off a highlight reel vs hiring on Rollie
Everything on the left is how this normally goes.
On Rollie, real ad spend and lead counts are printed next to every clip.
On Rollie, the agent writes the brief first, so every shot is planned to become an ad.
On Rollie, the agent turns the shoot into tracked campaigns under your name.
On Rollie, your creator earns while the ads run, so they want them to work.
Creators taking bookings now
Every page shows the work, the results, and the deal. Pick a creator, pick a time, and they'll confirm within 24 hours.
Why we built Rollie
For years we watched the same thing happen to local businesses: they paid a videographer for a beautiful reel, the footage sat in a folder, and nobody could say whether it brought in a single customer.
Meanwhile the videos that were planned as ads and put behind a budget kept working for months. The difference was never the camera. It was the brief before the shoot and whether anyone ran the thing afterward.
So Rollie's agent does both: it writes the brief, then runs and tracks the ads. You still pick the person with the camera, and you can see what their work actually did before you hire them.
Before you book
The short answers to what happens, what it costs, and when anything goes live.
What happens after I choose a creator?
You agree on the shoot, they film and edit, then they send one private review link. You approve the finished video, budget, and exact terms before setup starts.
What does the agent do, and what do people do?
The agent plans the ad, writes the brief, builds the campaign, and tracks every lead and what it cost. A real local creator films and edits the video, and you approve the video, budget, and terms. Nothing spends until you approve it.
Is the video made by AI?
No. A real creator films at your business, from the brief the agent wrote. Their past ad results are on their page before you book.
When is my card charged?
Not when you add it. Your card is saved securely with Stripe, and Rollie texts you before the approved campaign begins spending.
What will this cost?
The creator's price is shown before you book. Before approval, the review page shows the production fee, your Meta budget, the creator's share, and Rollie's platform fee as one complete receipt.
Do I own the footage, and can I stop the campaign?
Yes, the videos run under your business and you keep them. You can request a pause from your Rollie account, and the campaign stays active only until Rollie confirms it is off.
Put an ad agent on it.
The agent writes the brief, runs the ads, and tracks the numbers. The only thing left is picking who shows up with the camera.
Browse available creatorsNo booking fee, and you own the footage.