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Shahab Khan

Services

Six ways to work with me

There is no rate card, because the honest price depends on the deliverable, how long you need usage rights for, and whether you want category exclusivity. Send a brief with a budget range and you will get a quote — or a straight no — within two working days.

What is on offer

Pick the one that matches the problem

If you are unsure, describe the outcome you want and I will tell you which of these gets there — including when the answer is none of them.

  • UGC & Creator Ads

    Ad-ready footage delivered to you as files. Nothing goes out on my profiles — you run it from your own account.

    What you get

    • 3–5 hook variations of the same concept
    • Raw and edited files, vertical and square
    • Clean audio plus a captioned version
    • Paid usage rights for an agreed term
    • No posting on my channels unless you want it

    Best for: Performance marketers who need creative volume to test against.

  • Brand Ambassadorship

    A longer run of content across a few months, so your product becomes something my audience expects to see rather than a one-off ad.

    What you get

    • An agreed number of posts per month
    • Consistent creative direction across the run
    • Story and community-comment support
    • Category exclusivity for the term
    • A monthly check-in on what is working

    Best for: Brands who already know creator content works and want compounding familiarity.

  • Product Seeding & Honest Reviews

    You send the product, I try it properly, and I post if it is genuinely worth posting about.

    What you get

    • Unboxing or first-impressions content
    • Clearly disclosed as a gifted collaboration
    • Honest verdict — including the parts that need work
    • Private written feedback whether or not I post

    Best for: Products confident enough to survive a real opinion. Please read that line twice before enquiring.

  • Content Strategy Consulting

    A working session on your short-form output: what to keep, what to cut, and what to make next week.

    What you get

    • Audit of your last 20 posts with patterns called out
    • A content-pillar framework you can staff against
    • Hook and format library for your category
    • A 60-minute call plus written notes

    Best for: In-house social teams who are posting consistently but plateauing.

  • Event Coverage & Hosting

    Same-day vertical coverage from a launch, store opening or shoot — edited on site while it still counts as news.

    What you get

    • On-location filming for an agreed window
    • Same-day recap posted to Stories or Reels
    • A longer edit delivered within 48 hours
    • All footage handed over for your own use

    Best for: Anything time-sensitive where posting next week is the same as not posting.

Process

What happens after you hit send

Five steps, no surprises. The only stage that needs real attention from you is step three.

  1. You send the brief

    Product, timeline, budget range and what a win looks like. A rough brief is fine — a budget range is not optional, it decides the format.

  2. I reply with an angle

    Within two working days: the concept I would actually make, which platform suits it, and a quote. If I am not the right creator for it, I will say so.

  3. We lock the script

    You approve the hook and the claim before anything is filmed. This is where changes are cheap, so this is where we make them.

  4. I film, edit and publish

    You see the cut before it goes live. Two rounds of revisions are built in. Disclosure is always included — it is the law and it performs fine.

  5. You get the numbers

    Reach, watch-through, saves and shares at 7 and 30 days, plus an honest read of what the data suggests for next time.

Before you ask

The commercial questions, answered plainly

Licensing, revisions, timelines and what happens when a video underperforms.

What is the difference between a sponsored post and UGC?

A sponsored post is published on Shahab's own profiles and reaches his audience. UGC — user-generated content — is footage delivered to you as files, which you then run from your own account as paid advertising. UGC reaches whoever you pay to reach, so the two are usually bought for different reasons.

How long does a project take?

A single sponsored video is usually seven to ten working days from approved script to published post. UGC packages take about the same. Trend-reactive content has to move faster than that or it stops being a trend, so those are booked ad hoc.

Do you offer revisions?

Two rounds are included on every paid deliverable, and the script is approved before anything is filmed. Changing the hook after the shoot means reshooting, so script approval is the stage worth taking seriously.

Who owns the content after it is delivered?

Shahab retains copyright as the creator, and you receive a licence for the term and channels agreed in writing before the project starts. Extending that licence later is straightforward and priced separately.

Will you sign an NDA or agree to exclusivity?

NDAs before a launch are normal and fine. Category exclusivity — an agreement not to work with your competitors for a period — is available on ambassadorships and priced into the retainer.

What happens if the content underperforms?

You get the real numbers either way, plus an honest read of why. Reach is never guaranteed by anyone credible, because no creator controls distribution. What is guaranteed is the deliverable, the deadline and the effort.

Got something worth making?

Send the brief — product, timeline and a budget range. You will get an honest yes, a better idea, or a straight no within two working days.