Holina Factory

AI video studio that ships straight to your socials

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AI video studio that ships straight to your socials

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Holina Factory is an AI video and image studio for growing brands and marketing teams. An assistant helps write your prompts, built-in editing tools and a timeline cut your clips together, and connectors to GoHighLevel, Canva and Slack plug it into your workflow. Approve, then ship straight to your social media. Pricing is upfront with no token math: Starter $29, Studio $79, Agency $199 per month.

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Hi Product Hunt, I'm John, founder of Holina Factory. Most AI video tools make you do token math before you know what a clip will cost, and then leave you to move files around by hand. We built Holina Factory to fix both: pricing is upfront (Starter $29, Studio $79, Agency $199 per month, based on quotas, not seats), and the whole workflow lives in one place. An assistant helps you write prompts, there are editing tools and a timeline to cut clips together, and connectors to GoHighLevel, Canva and Slack (Figma and Adobe are next). Nothing posts until you approve, then it ships straight to your social channels. Multiplayer rooms share a remote RTX 5090 + GX10 Blackwell GPU stack, so renders run on our hardware, not yours. I'd love your feedback on what to build next.

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Why I built Holina Factory on my own GPUs

Hey everyone, I'm John, the founder of EpochCore.

Before this I built a food truck company into four brick-and-mortar locations and sold it in 2023. So I know how little time a small business owner has for making content, and how much they hate a bill they can't predict.

Holina Factory started as an internal tool. I had two GPUs of my own, an RTX 5090 and a GX10, and I set them up to make our own marketing clips. It worked well enough that I opened it to other people. Ten people signed up before I listed it anywhere, and four of them pay for it now.

Here's how it works. You describe the clip you want and it renders on our hardware. You keep or reject each result in a review room, put your keepers together on a timeline, and send them to your connected social accounts. Nothing posts until someone on your team approves it.

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Hey everyone, I'm John, the founder of EpochCore.