Request a Studio pilot.
Paid, scoped on one use case, and deducted from your annual plan. The Aive team starts from your existing masters and brand rules, then measures what the pilot changes: production time, version volume, compliance.
Two steps, under three minutes.
Start with the essentials. Details on your masters and tools help us scope, with nothing required before we reply.
- One Aive Studio use case
- Your existing masters, your brand rules
- An Aive team dedicated to scoping
- Time, volume and compliance measured before and after
Confirmation of receipt → Review of your request → Scoping call if the case is accepted → Pilot order: scope, data, deliverables, method and review date → …
Thank you, we have received your request.
The Aive team is reviewing your use case. Here is what happens next.
- 1Confirmation of receipt
- 2Review of your request
- 3Scoping call if the case is accepted
- 4Pilot order: scope, data, deliverables, method and review date
- 5Invitation to your Aive workspace
- 6Before / after readout
- 7Decision: move to the annual plan, which deducts the pilot, or stop
What is an Aive Studio pilot?
A pilot is a first production run of Aive Studio on one use case: versioning a campaign, localization, clips from long-form. Before starting, Aive and your team set the goal, the masters, the Playbook, the formats and the metrics. The pilot is paid; its amount is deducted from the annual plan you choose. At the end, a before/after readout helps you decide what comes next.
- Pilot order
- A document setting scope, deliverables, method, amount and review date.
- Playbook
- Your brand rules encoded once, enforced automatically on every version.
- Readout
- A before/after comparison, with method, scope and limits.
Who can request a pilot?
Brands
A marketing, creative or social team versioning videos at volume, for several platforms, markets or languages.
Agencies
A creative or media agency that wants to industrialize its versioning, with one Playbook per advertiser, strictly isolated.
TV, media and creators
A catalog of programmes or long-form content to turn into clips and formats for every platform.
What the pilot measures.
What we measure
- Production time per version, before and after
- Number of versions delivered per campaign
- Brand compatibility score (Creative Score)
- Performance of published versions, when you share it
Data and assets needed
- Masters you hold the rights to
- Your brand guidelines, as a PDF or existing rules
- Target formats, markets and languages
- A contact to approve versions
Deliverables
- Pilot order and measurement plan
- Playbook configured on your rules
- Versions produced and approved
- Before/after readout and next steps
Seven steps, no surprises.
- 01AcknowledgementYou receive a confirmation of receipt.
- 02Review of your requestWe look at your use case and get back to you.
- 03Scoping callGoal, masters, formats, markets and metrics.
- 04Pilot orderScope, deliverables, method, amount and review date.
- 05Workspace invitationInvitation-only access, for your team and your agencies.
- 06Before / after readoutMethod, measured results and limits.
- 07DecisionMove to the annual plan, which deducts the pilot amount, or stop.
Aive and client roles
Aive sets up the workspace and the Playbook, produces the proposed versions and the readout. Your team approves the scope, the versions and their distribution.
- AI prepares. Your team decides.
- Every release stays subject to your approval.
What the pilot does not promise.
The pilot measures what is observed within an agreed scope.
- No media performance is promised: published results hold for their scope.
- No delivery deadline beyond what the pilot order states.
- Measured gains hold for the pilot’s masters, formats and markets.
Enterprise-grade security and compliance
Secure by design: customer data is never used to train models, and intellectual property remains fully with the customer. SOC 2 Type II · GDPR · encryption in transit and at rest · access controls · logs. ISO 27001 in progress.
Brands, agencies and media companies using Aive. Results are published with method and scope in customer stories.
Is the pilot free?
No. The Studio pilot is paid, scoped on one use case, and its amount is deducted from the annual plan you choose.
Is there an Aive GEO pilot?
No. For Aive GEO, the free check gives an instant AI visibility estimate, no account needed, then a scoped GEO Audit measures your position on agreed questions, engines and markets.
How long does a pilot last?
Duration depends on the use case, the number of versions and approvals. It is set in the pilot order, with a review date.
Do we need to reshoot?
No. The pilot starts from your existing masters and brand rules.
Is my content used to train models?
Under Aive’s policy, customer content, AI inputs and outputs and customer personal data are not used to train or improve its general-purpose or cross-customer models.