Hampox is going into launch, and we need someone who can write the scripts that carry it.
Hampox is an AI-powered website builder that creates premium websites for Indian small businesses in seconds, in their own language, connected to WhatsApp orders. Built for shopkeepers, studio owners, family manufacturers and first-time founders — people who know their product but have never had a website. ₹399/month, free to start. The product is live.
The videos get produced with AI (Google Flow for video, ElevenLabs for multi-language dubbing). The tools are handled. What decides whether a video works is the script — and that's the whole role.
The terms, upfront
Unpaid for now. No salary, no stipend, no equity in this role. What you get is credit, published work, and creative ownership of what you write.
Output-based, not hours-based. Roughly 2-3 finished scripts a week, on agreed deadlines.
Remote, flexible. Write when it suits you, as long as deadlines hold.
We start with one paid-attention trial script so both of us see the fit before committing.
If that doesn't work for you right now,
completely fair — better to know upfront.
What you'd write
Short-form scripts for Reels and Shorts — hook, beat-by-beat structure, voiceover lines, on-screen text
Detailed shot-level direction — since these get made with AI video tools, your script needs precision: what's in frame, what changes, what the viewer hears. Vague direction produces vague video.
Campaigns and series — multi-video arcs with a running thread, not just one-offs
Standalone videos — feature explainers, founder logs, customer stories, trend-led formats
The same idea across three languages — English, Hindi and Telugu, written natively in each, not translated. Tone shifts by language, and you'd own that.
The craft: making a shop owner who's never had a website feel, within three seconds, this is for me. Cutting-edge, trendy, and aligned to what Hampox actually is — not generic ad copy.
What I'm looking for
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📌 AI Video Scriptwriter — Hampox (India)
🏢 Hampox
📍 India