About IntentClose

IntentClose is a content-production studio: it turns raw footage and briefs into short-form videos, long-form YouTube edits and SEO articles that come back post-ready in 72 hours, for creators, solopreneurs and agencies that publish every week. Every deliverable is produced by automated pipelines and checked by a human before it ships.

What IntentClose does

• You send: raw footage (up to 15 minutes per short), a long-form recording, or a topic and a link to your blog.
• I do: the edit or the article through pipelines I built and keep up to date, then a human check of every frame and every line.
• You receive: files ready to publish within 72 hours, in your brand setup, with revisions until you approve them. Every file is yours to reuse.

What makes IntentClose different

• Post-ready, not 98% done. AI tools get a video most of the way; the last 2% (names spelled right, your look, the right emphasis) is what IntentClose checks by hand.
• A dated promise. 72 hours, written into the guarantee. If it lands late, your next one is free. 100% on time across the last 317 orders (Fiverr Analytics, 28 July 2026).
• Every price on the page. Shorts from $45 one-off, $37 each in the 10-pack and $33 in the 30-pack; no quote call.
• A track record you can read. 1,000+ deliveries (Fiverr and direct) and 163 reviews on Fiverr, rated 5.0.
• Your setup, saved once. Brand colours, caption style and preferences apply to every order, so nothing is re-briefed.

How the work is made

Every deliverable runs in two stages: pipelines I built do the speed, and a person does the finish. Nothing ships on an automated pass, and the final pass is always mine.

• Shorts. The pipeline cuts, captions and adds sound design. Then every short is checked frame by frame, because AI gets names and jargon wrong, and its captions are kept clear of the like, share and comment buttons.
• YouTube edits. Pacing, b-roll and sound are built on the pipeline. You review in Frame.io with notes pinned to the exact frame, and revisions run until you approve.
• SEO articles. The pipeline researches and drafts. A human checks voice, facts and flow before you see it, every article is plagiarism-checked, and its sources are cited.
• What I never hand to AI. The sign-off. A deliverable goes back to you only after a person has checked it.

Who uses IntentClose

• Creators and solopreneurs who film every week and need the edit off their plate, finished the first time.
• Agencies that resell shorts, YouTube edits and articles under their own name (white label, wholesale invoice).
• Established businesses, from real estate to merchant services, that publish to sell and can't afford content that needs fixing.

If you want the cheapest possible clip, an AI app will serve you better, honestly.

The team behind IntentClose

Tanguy Hubner, founder. I wrote the automations that run these three services and I keep them updated; the final pass is always mine. 11 years in the trade, self-employed in Belgium since 2015.

Tanguy HubnerThe human who checks every frame.

IntentClose grew out of the pipelines I first built to produce client content at volume. Once the automation handled the repetitive steps, the part clients actually paid for was the last check: names spelled right, their look kept, nothing left to fix. So I made that check the product. AI does the heavy lifting, and a real human checks every detail before it reaches you. Some clients have stayed with me for more than three years.

Read my 163 Fiverr reviews, or follow IntentClose on YouTube, LinkedIn, X and Instagram. Questions: sales@intentclose.com.