Who we are
We are building one thing: a way for e-commerce operators to take an ad that already works in the US and run it in Europe without starting over.
The starting point is the video you already use. We are building a review flow for its script, voice, captions and offer, so each market can be checked before export.
Why we are building it
Finding a winning ad takes weeks of testing and real budget. When it finally works, most brands only run it in one language.
Opening France, Germany, Spain or Italy usually means new creators, new shoots and new tests. We are building a different starting point: keep the speaker and hook, then review a voice, caption track and offer written for each market.
What we believe
A localized ad needs more than translated words. We are building separate checks for the speaker's delivery, caption timing and market-specific offer.
Operators should review those choices before export. Rights to the source video, voice and face come first, and the original remains available for comparison.
Native beats translated
A shopper in Lyon should hear an ad that sounds made for France, with prices and promises that read local.
The speaker is the ad
Creators carry winning ads. Their tone and timing should survive the trip into another language.
Consent comes first
Nobody's voice or face should be dubbed without the rights to do it. That rule is built into the flow.
Say what is true
We describe what we are building, not results we have not earned. If something is not decided, we say so.
Where we are today
Vongo is in private build. Invites go out in batches from the waitlist, and pricing will be announced at launch.
We are building the upload, localization and review screens together. The examples on this site show the intended workflow, not a product you can use today.
Join the waitlist to hear when access opens for your batch. Pricing will be shared at launch, before anyone is asked to pay.