Why service reels are a good fit for cloning
Homeowners watch the same few formats over and over: the satisfying reveal, the "don't make this mistake" tip, the "how much should this cost" explainer, and the day-on-the-job story. Each one is a structure. It works for a gutter cleaner as well as it does for a detailer.
Clone Viral Videos copies the structure (hook type, shot order, pacing and caption style) and rebuilds the rest for your business. It never reuses the original footage, audio, voice or faces.
Formats that work for home services
Start with the Home services templates, then pick a pattern:
- The reveal. Two states and one turn: the dirty driveway, then the clean one. Build it on photos from a real job (see below).
- "3 signs you need..." A listicle with text cards: signs a roof needs a look, signs an AC unit is struggling, signs a car's paint needs a polish.
- The homeowner mistake. A talking hook and one fix. Talking shots use Kling Avatar for lip-sync; cutaways use Kling 4.0 or Wan 3.0.
- Seasonal reminders. "Book your fall gutter clean now" as an 8-second hook for half a credit.
- Tool and product close-ups. Shots of the gear or products you use, built from your photos.
For opening lines, see our hook pages for cleaning services, car detailing, plumbers, HVAC, roofing and landscaping.
Real results, from your own photos
Before-and-after is the format that sells service work, so it has to be honest.
- Add your real photos to each service. Each service in your profile has room for three before and three after photos, plus shots of your trucks, tools and finished work. Generated shots are based on the after photos and work photos.
- An AI shot is not a record of a job. If you want to show a specific customer's real result, post the real photos. Use clones for the hook, the tip and the story around the work.
- Skip claims you cannot support. Our script checks flag promises about savings, timelines or results, and they flag "number one in the county" style rankings unless your profile holds the proof.
Every clone carries an AI-generated label.
How it works
- Set up your company once. Choose the Service business type. We read the services listed on your website, or you type them in yourself with "Fill it in by hand."
- Attach job photos to each service. Roofs, drains, lawns, kitchens, cars. Leave out photos of your crew: whoever talks on screen comes from our AI cast.
- Bring the reel you liked. A public TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or X link works, and so does an uploaded file or the Create this button in the template library. For YouTube Shorts, plan on uploading the file.
- Read the free storyboard. It shows each shot, the script in your company's voice and one sample frame. Change any line you would not say to a customer.
- Download and post. Vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 4:5 for the feed, square 1:1 for everywhere else.
What does not clone well
- Fast, detailed hand work. Wiring, fine sanding or close-up polishing can come out wrong. You get two shot redos per clone at no charge.
- Rapid-fire montages. When a reel cuts faster than once a second, we merge look-alike shots.
- Real addresses and landmarks shown as real. We do not make AI versions of real places presented as fact.
- A reel built around a known creator. It is remade with your AI actor: the famous person never appears, and we never make look-alikes.
More in what videos can AI clone.
What it costs
Credits are the unit: a reel up to 15 seconds is 1 credit, an 8-second hook is half a credit, and a 30-second explainer is 2.
- Starter, $39 a month: 5 credits and 1 brand. Fits a one-truck business posting weekly.
- Growth, $99 a month: 14 credits, 3 brands and 2 seats. Fits a company with more than one trade, such as roofing and gutters.
- Scale, $249 a month: 36 credits, 10 brands and 5 seats. Fits a franchise or a group of local brands.
Try one before you subscribe: the storyboard preview is free and a full clone is $1. Need more in a busy month? Buy $25 for 3 credits. See pricing.
A simple monthly plan
Week one, a reveal from a real job. Week two, a "3 signs" listicle. Week three, a homeowner mistake. Week four, a seasonal booking reminder as an 8-second hook. That is about 3.5 credits for a month of posts, inside Starter.