AI Talent Agency

Openly
AI. OUT & PROUD

Our influencers are made, not born, and they say so on every post. We run our own roster and cast new characters for brands that want a face nobody else can hire.

AI-generated. Obviously. @margot.varenne

Why the name

Most AI influencers are in the closet. Ours came out on day one.

Labelled, always

Platform AI label on, AI line in the bio, AI tag on the post. Audiences forgive a made-up person. They never forgive being fooled.

Nobody real, anywhere

No real faces, clients, clinics or companies in the story. Every character and every name around them is invented.

No fake expertise

Characters can have opinions. They cannot have credentials they don't hold. Health claims carry a source.

Built to last

Face, voice and wardrobe get locked before launch. The character you approve is the character your audience meets in year two.

The board

Our own characters. Each one has a bible, a backstory, a voice, a wardrobe and a niche we tested before spending a cent on production.

Margot Varenne in a camel coat, cream roll-neck and emerald silk scarf, standing against a white backdrop
Live on Instagram Board · 01

Margot Varenne

“Seven husbands. Every one of them signed my prenup.”

Age
74
Home
Geneva & Verbier
Lane
Money, men, luxury
Handle
@margot.varenne
Sign-off
“Make your own money, chérie.”
Signature
Ring and scarf, same colour

Swiss boarding-school girl who ran a chocolate black market at 15, built a ski-wear label from a sewing room in Verbier and outlived or divorced seven husbands. She made every franc herself. She judges, brags and tells you how. We don't talk about husband number four.

Husbands Saga, Part 1A serial format. Viewers come back for Part 2, and the algorithm notices.

In developmentNew face · 02

Remzi Kırkpınarlı

“81 years old. I wrestle my grandson every Sunday. He's 34. He has never won.”

Retired oil wrestler from Edirne. Came second four times, never won the gold belt, yet keeps one locked in a chest. Strength and ageing for men over 40, delivered as verdicts.
Sign-off: “Get up, aslan.”

In developmentNew face · 03

Kiki Aspraki

“Case 212. He said he was at the gym. The gym closed in 2019.”

Private investigator in Athens, 400 cheating cases closed. Beautiful, elegant, and cheated on herself. The only case she never solved was her own husband.
Sign-off: “Case closed, koukla.”

Your brand, cast from scratch

A character built for one brand only. You own the story, we run the production. No human talent fees, no scandals, no scheduling around a shoot.

Character bible

Name, age, backstory, family, running mystery, catchphrase and the lines they'd never say.

Locked face and look

A reference sheet from five angles plus signature details your audience learns to spot.

Their own voice

A consistent voice with an accent, a pace and one verbal tell that makes them recognisable with the screen off.

A world to film in

Five recurring locations, so every video looks like the same life.

Formats that repeat

Serials, verdicts and signature bits your audience can predict and still wants to watch.

A grid before launch

The first nine videos captioned and ready, so the profile looks alive the day it goes public.

How it works

Four stages. The third one is the one most agencies skip, and it's why ours don't read like ads.

Week 0

Brief

Your product, your buyer, your market and the tone you can live with.

Weeks 1 to 3

Build

We cast the character, lock face and voice, build the world and produce the first grid. You approve every lock.

Month 1

Live

The character posts on its own. No product, no ads. It earns an audience and a personality people recognise.

Month 2 onward

Market

Now your product enters the story. Integrations, campaigns and paid reach, in the character's own voice.

A character that sells from post one looks like a billboard. Give it a month and it looks like someone worth listening to.

Commissions

Send us a brief

Tell us what you sell and who buys it. We'll come back with two or three character directions before anyone spends a cent on production.

Prefer plain email? Write to hello@openlyai.co.

We read every brief. Nothing is published or shared without your approval.