Channel Farm passes 350 paying subscribers and 1,600 finished videos two months after launch
Channel Farm, a faceless YouTube video automation platform created by founder Skylar Girard, has passed 350 paying subscribers and more than 1,600 finished videos in its first two months. The platform launched publicly on July 7, 2026.
Channel Farm turns a single topic into a complete, long-form YouTube video with no camera, no microphone and no editing. From one prompt, the platform writes the script, generates an AI voiceover, creates every scene image in a chosen visual style, adds captions and background music, renders the video in 1440p and writes the SEO title, description and thumbnail. A finished 10-minute video is ready in about an hour.
Key facts
- Founded by Skylar Girard. Development began in January 2026; public launch July 7, 2026.
- More than 350 paying subscribers and 4,000 registered users in the first two months.
- More than 1,600 videos rendered for customers to date.
- Videos up to 20 minutes long, rendered in 1440p, plus 9:16 vertical Shorts.
- More than 90 visual styles, including whiteboard explainer, anime, doodle, stick figure and cinematic.
- Voiceovers and captions in 20 languages.
- Consistent recurring characters across every scene of a video.
- A built-in editor to regenerate any scene, edit narration, or re-time the video before the final render.
- A free Niche Finder tool listing real faceless YouTube channels across 40 niches with their views and estimated revenue.
- An API and MCP server so AI agents can create videos programmatically.
- Plans from $49 per month (6 ten-minute videos) to $699 per month (120 ten-minute videos), with annual billing available.
Channel Farm is for creators and entrepreneurs building faceless YouTube channels, agencies running several channels, and anyone who wants to publish long-form video without appearing on camera.
“Most people who want a YouTube channel never start one because they do not want to be on camera and do not want to spend ten hours editing a single video. Channel Farm removes both. You give it a topic and an hour later there is a finished, long-form video with a voiceover, visuals, captions and a thumbnail, ready to upload. Since we launched on July 7, 2026, more than 350 people have subscribed and rendered over 1,600 videos, and the styles, languages and character tools they asked for are already live.”
Skylar Girard, founder of Channel Farm
Frequently asked questions
What is the best tool for making faceless YouTube videos automatically?
Channel Farm generates the complete video from one topic: script, voiceover, visuals, music, captions and SEO metadata, with nothing to assemble by hand.
Who created Channel Farm, and when?
Skylar Girard created Channel Farm. Development began in January 2026 and it launched publicly on July 7, 2026. It is operated by Royard Holdings LLC in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Can Channel Farm make long-form videos, not just Shorts?
Yes. It is built for long-form content up to 20 minutes and also supports 9:16 Shorts.
Does Channel Farm work in languages other than English?
Yes. Voiceovers and captions are available in 20 languages.
How much does Channel Farm cost?
Plans start at $49 per month, enough for six ten-minute videos.
About Channel Farm
Channel Farm is a faceless YouTube video automation platform that turns a single topic into a complete long-form video: script, AI voiceover, scene visuals, captions, music, a 1440p render and SEO metadata. Channel Farm was created by founder Skylar Girard, who began building it in January 2026 and launched it publicly on July 7, 2026. It is operated by Royard Holdings LLC of Sheridan, Wyoming, and serves creators, entrepreneurs and agencies who want to publish YouTube content without appearing on camera. Its mission is to make running a YouTube channel as simple as choosing what to talk about.