Features
Five features, each of which works in the cabinet today. Below is what each one does and what it does not.
What the service does
Product card set
The planner assembles a set of 5-7 slides for your category: hero shot, benefits, sizes, usage, trust, comparison, details.
Infographics
Twelve layouts for slides: blocks, numbers, specification tables, before-and-after, contents, care, delivery and warranty.
Listing copy
Six assistants: description, title, bullets, unique selling points, keywords and a reply to a review.
Video cover
Video built from the slides of the card set: script, voiceover and music, with duration and cost limits - a branch of the pipeline of its own.
Slideshow
A video sequence built from the finished slides of the set, with transitions - no script and no voiceover, cheaper and faster than a video cover.
Why five features and not nine
The brief lists nine feature pages. There are five here, and that is a decision rather than an unfinished job: a feature page is a promise, and a promise is checked before it is published.
Virtual try-on, a personal AI photoshoot, catalogue-wide batch processing and a public API key programme do not work in this build. There are no pages for them: a seller who read about try-on, came for try-on and found none would have learned that we lied, and would have been right.
Each of the remaining pages ends with a section on limits. That is not a formality - every feature has an edge, and it is better to read about it before paying than after.
See the price list
Every operation with its price on every plan, on one page, from the pricing engine.