I run a faceless YouTube channel myself. I am a creator, same as you. I was paying for four tools that don't talk to each other. One for the script. One for the voice. A third for research. A fourth for titles. Four tabs open every time I sat down to make one video. Two hundred dollars a month, just to keep the pipeline moving.
Then YouTube demonetized one of my channels overnight. One day it was earning. The next, zero. No warning, no appeal that mattered. Suddenly I was burning $200 a month on tools for a channel making nothing.
So I consolidated. I built one window that does all four jobs. Research, script, and the voiceover, in one pass. I owned the system instead of renting it. The channel came back. The pipeline stayed.
I am not a software guy who hired YouTubers to validate this. I am the YouTuber. I built it for myself first, used it on my own channel, then opened it to 50 founders.