- 350+ clients
- 21M views
- 65 lessons
A course from YTfacelessAgency
Make faceless YouTube videos like a pro editor, using Claude Code.
The method our team uses to build faceless YouTube channels for 350+ clients, taught step by step for one channel you run yourself. Works with Codex too.
- $99 one-time
- Lifetime access
- 4 of 65 open
Taught by Abshar, 8 years building faceless channels
Results vary. This course teaches a production process. It does not promise views, subscribers or income.
The results first
Our own channels did 21,045,686 views in 2025
- 21M
- views on our own channels, 2025
- 350+
- client channels built
- $77,805
- YouTube revenue, our own channels, 2025
- Our results, not typical. Most people who start a channel earn little or nothing.
The method in action: channels our team built
What this method does in our team's hands
These are done-for-you client channels, not course results. Results vary and are not typical.
Proof wall
190,931 viewsClient channel, 28 days, 834% more than usual 918,678 viewsOne video, $1,257.62 estimated revenue 505,872 viewsOne video, $1,362.20 estimated revenue 10,000 subscribersYouTube milestone on a client channel ~$10,147 / 30 daysPrehistoric Joe, NexLev estimate, 21 videos ~$16,352 / 30 daysSketchy Survival, 2,364,223 views, NexLev estimate ~$11,981 / 30 daysNoFL, 1,972,880 views, NexLev estimate ~$10,734 / 30 daysLost American Memories, 1,800,416 views, NexLev estimate
What clients say
Real messages from our private client Discord. Names shortened, surnames and photos blurred.
Sunshyne, passed 1,000 subscribers Rich J., 10K views on one video U., planning more channels Anu, on our niche research M., on the first two videos Di, video delivered a day early
These are done-for-you client channels, not course results. Results vary and are not typical.
NexLev third-party estimates, screenshots of the channel pages. Revenue figures are YouTube or third-party estimates. Examples are not typical and not a promise of income. The course teaches the method; it does not include our team.
Case study: a done-for-you client channel
BoardiFly 14x
A faceless YouTube channel about air travel for people over 65. Our team took over production in August 2026.
The same number of videos, 14 times the views.
Before us
19,703 views
from the 28 videos before we started
With our team
277,106 views
from our first 28 videos, by 23 Oct 2026
These are done-for-you client channels, not course results. Results vary and are not typical.
Who teaches it
Taught by someone who runs this every day
- 21,045,686
- views on our own channels, 2025
- 350+
- client channels built
- $77,805
- YouTube revenue, our own channels, 2025
- Our results, not typical. Most people who start a channel earn little or nothing.
I'm Abshar. I have spent 8 years building faceless YouTube channels. In 2025 my own channels did 21,045,686 views and $77,805 in YouTube revenue, and that dashboard is in the photo.
My team has built channels for 350+ clients as a done-for-you service. This course is the method we use, taught for one channel, so you can run it yourself.
Numbers above are from our own dashboard, shown in the photo. They are our results, not a forecast of yours.
What you learn
The method, in the order we run it
01Niche
Find a faceless YouTube niche with views-per-day data
02Channel
Set up a new YouTube channel and warm it up
03Script
Write scripts that hold attention, with Claude
04Voice
Produce the voiceover with Inworld or ElevenLabs
05Edit
Edit the video with Remotion or HyperFrames through Claude Code
06Thumbnail
Make thumbnails with Gemini
07Upload
Upload, read the numbers and decide when to pivot
What each step covers
- 01
Find a niche with data
Read views per day instead of subscriber counts, verify with the nexlev data, and check the niche is not already crowded.
- 02
Set the channel up so YouTube trusts it
Clean account, warm-up week, settings, branding and the first 72 hours, from the playbook we send every client.
- 03
Write scripts that hold attention
The hook, the open loop and the chapter ritual, drafted with Claude and fixed by hand.
- 04
Voice, edit and thumbnail with code
Inworld or ElevenLabs for the voice, Remotion or HyperFrames for the edit, Gemini for the thumbnail. You type the brief, Claude Code runs the tools.
- 05
Keep the tool bill small
Six API keys, prepaid where possible, one ledger, a hard cap per video.
- 06
Upload, read the numbers, pivot
The four numbers that matter and the rule for when to change packaging, format or niche.
Lessons show the exact prompt, command or setting on screen.
Is it for you
Who this is for
This is for you if
- You want to run one faceless YouTube channel yourself.
- You have 5 to 10 hours a week to put into it.
- You can type a prompt and paste a command, or will learn that in lesson 2.1.
- You can budget for a few tool subscriptions and some API credit; every tool and price is listed in the course.
- You are not ready for a $1,000 done-for-you package, or you want to understand the method before you hand it over.
Skip it if
- You want someone else to do the work. That is our done-for-you service.
- You expect a guaranteed income. Nobody can promise that, and we will not.
- You want our multi-channel system, render queue or QC agents. Those stay in-house.
- You want a community or live calls. This is self-paced, with email support.
- You plan to re-upload other people's videos. We teach original production only.
What the lessons look like
Real frames from the lessons
Lesson 4.1, The views-per-day rule. Two channels compared by views per day, not subscribers.
1.3 How this business behaves
2.1 One sentence to Claude Code
4.5 Verify before you believe
5.2 The 8-day warm-up
5.2 Trust score
Inside the course
13 modules, 65 short lessons
Most lessons run under ten minutes. Today 4 of 65 lessons are open (1.1 to 1.4). The rest are being produced now and are added to your login as each one is finished, at no extra cost.
4 of 65 open
Lessons open today
5 lessons
- 1.1Start here open
- 1.2Why we stopped working with coaches open
- 1.3How this business actually behaves open
- 1.4Who we are and what we do open
- 1.5Want us to build it for you?in production
4 lessons
- 2.1Install Claude Code (or Codex)in production
- 2.2The skills and plugins we usein production
- 2.3The 7-step pipelinein production
- 2.4What "with Claude Code" meansin production
3 lessons
- 3.1How to read a niche cardin production
- 3.2Your access and the rulesin production
- 3.3Use a niche without copying itin production
7 lessons
- 4.1The views-per-day rulein production
- 4.2Connect nexlev to Claudein production
- 4.3The discovery promptsin production
- 4.4The similar-channel hopin production
- 4.5Verify before you believein production
- 4.6Is it too crowded?in production
- 4.7From niche to channel planin production
7 lessons
- 5.1Account and channel setupin production
- 5.2Trust score and the 8-day warm-upin production
- 5.3Handle, banner, descriptionin production
- 5.4Settings and verificationin production
- 5.5Intro video and channel habitsin production
- 5.6Why channels get shadowbannedin production
- 5.7Optional: running more than one channelin production
3 lessons
- 6.1The structure that keeps people watchingin production
- 6.2The scripting promptin production
- 6.3Fact check and the human passin production
6 lessons
- 7.1Pick your voicein production
- 7.2Inworld setupin production
- 7.3ElevenLabs setupin production
- 7.4Cloning basicsin production
- 7.5Loudness and pacingin production
- 7.6Catch voice mistakesin production
9 lessons
- 8.1Remotion vs HyperFramesin production
- 8.2Your first renderin production
- 8.3Cut to the voicein production
- 8.4Sourcing footagein production
- 8.5Archive images for real peoplein production
- 8.6Gemini Vision QCin production
- 8.7The QC checklistin production
- 8.8The HyperFrames skillsin production
- 8.9Render on a server (VPS)in production
5 lessons
- 9.1The 4 formats that winin production
- 9.2Gemini: API or AI Studioin production
- 9.3Faces and labelsin production
- 9.4Text check and the feed testin production
- 9.5Split testing your thumbnailsin production
5 lessons
- 10.1The format, decodedin production
- 10.2OpenAI image API setupin production
- 10.3The 5-layer prompt packin production
- 10.4The image bankin production
- 10.5Keep each video under $4in production
3 lessons
- 11.1What an API isin production
- 11.2Get your 6 keysin production
- 11.3Keep keys safe and cap your billin production
6 lessons
- 12.1Upload settings and SEOin production
- 12.2Your posting schedulein production
- 12.3Check monetizationin production
- 12.4The 4 numbers that matterin production
- 12.5When to pivotin production
- 12.6Full run: niche to uploadin production
2 lessons
- 13.1What our team does with all thisin production
- 13.2Work with usin production
- Setup sheet
- Skills list
- Pipeline chart
- nexlev prompt pack
- Niche scorecard
- Channel plan template
- Channel Launch Checklist
- Script prompt pack
- API setup sheet
- Description template
- 90-day calendar
- Analytics sheet
- Pivot decision tree
PDF sheets and prompt packs sit under the lesson they belong to.
Questions, answered
Questions about the course
No. Every channel we build is faceless. The course covers voice, footage, archive images and image-generated story videos, none of which need you on camera.
Claude Pro or Max (or ChatGPT Plus for Codex), a nexlev plan, a little voice credit with Inworld or ElevenLabs, Google AI Studio credit, a free Pexels key, and from module 8 a small rented render server. The course lists every tool with its current price, and marks each one "check the vendor page" because vendors change them.
No. We teach a production process. How a channel performs depends on the niche, the consistency of uploads and many things outside anyone's control. We show our own 2025 numbers on this page and in lesson 1.4, as context, not as a promise.
No. You will run the research, writing, voice, edit and upload yourself, with Claude Code doing the typing-heavy parts. Nothing here runs on its own, and we do not teach re-uploading other people's content.
Honest answer: 90 days of consistent uploads is the first checkpoint, and module 12 explains what to read at that point and when to pivot.
Yes. Lesson 2.1 installs Claude Code from zero and lesson 11.1 explains what an API is with no jargon. If you can copy and paste, you can follow it.
Today 4 of 65 lessons are open (1.1 to 1.4). The rest are being produced now and are added to your login as each one is finished, at no extra cost. You pay once and get all of them.
For life. You pay once, and every lesson and download added later appears in your Whop login at no extra cost.
Yes. The last module explains exactly what our team does with the method and how to book a call.
Most people who contact us are not ready for a $1,000 package. This is the same method, taught for one channel, for people who would rather do the work.
No. It is a self-paced course with email support. We kept it that way so the price could stay at $99.
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- 13 modules, 65 lessons, short and specific
- Every prompt pack, sheet and checklist as its lesson ships
- 4 lessons open now, the other 61 added as they are finished, no extra cost
- Email support from the team
- Lifetime access, new lessons added free
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Prefer to hand it over?
We can build and run the channel for you
Our done-for-you service starts at $1,000 for 35 videos: niche research, scripts, voice, edit, thumbnails, uploads and a channel manager. It is for people who are short on time, not short on interest.
- 350+ client channels built
- You own the channel, the AdSense and the content
- Batches of 10, planned from the data
Learn the method. Run one channel yourself.
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Taught by Abshar, 8 years building faceless channels
Results vary. No income is guaranteed.