Mavericks Inc. Integrates Facebook Page Linking Functionality into Video Generation AI "NoLang," Supporting One-Stop Video Production to Posting for Corporate B2B Marketing
Mavericks Inc. has equipped its video generation AI "NoLang" with a Facebook Page linking function, enabling one-stop video creation and direct posting to Facebook Pages. This significantly reduces video content operation costs and effort for businesses, especially SMEs, in B2B marketing, facilitating continuous information dissemination.
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Mavericks Inc. (Headquarters: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Shota Okuno), provider of "NoLang," Japan's largest (※) video generation AI service, has launched its "Facebook Page Linking Function," which allows videos generated by NoLang to be posted directly to Facebook Pages. This function enables a seamless, one-stop process from AI-driven video auto-generation to posting and publicizing on Facebook Pages, all within NoLang. Facebook, with its real-name system, is widely utilized as a highly reliable platform for corporate IR, recruitment, and B2B marketing. This new feature enables companies to engage in continuous corporate information dissemination using Facebook without incurring specialized video production skills or outsourcing costs, thereby significantly reducing production costs and operational effort for businesses.
※ Based on the number of registered users of video generation AI services in Japan. As of December 2025, according to internal research.
◼️ Facebook in Japan: 26 Million Users. Video Operations Required for Real-Name SNS
Facebook is estimated to have 26 million monthly active users in Japan, making it one of the major SNS platforms alongside LINE, YouTube, and Instagram (※1). A significant characteristic that distinguishes it from other SNS is its real-name system, which leads to high reliability of posted content. It is widely used as a primary channel for corporate IR, recruitment, B2B marketing, and local businesses. According to a survey by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Institute for Information and Communications Policy, the usage rate among people in their 30s is the highest at 44.4%, establishing Facebook's unique position as a channel to reach business owners, managers, and business professionals that other SNS platforms do not offer (※2).
Globally, Facebook's daily active users exceed 3 billion, making it still one of the world's largest social media platforms. According to a report by Manamina (Values Inc.), B2B companies such as MonotaRO, Denso, and NEC publish differentiated content on Facebook Pages, including product usage guides, technical information, employee interviews, and exhibition announcements, achieving high engagement (※3).
On the other hand, a structural challenge for corporate Facebook operations is "continuous content updates." A survey targeting 2,134 corporate SNS managers revealed that approximately half cited "lack of internal resources" as their biggest challenge (※4). According to Facebook's algorithm, video content tends to generate higher engagement and broader reach compared to text or image posts, but continuous video production incurs high costs. Outsourcing short video production, including planning, shooting, and editing, typically costs 10,000 to 100,000 yen or more per video, with advertising purposes ranging from 80,000 to 300,000 yen. Even for outsourcing operational management, monthly fees can range from 50,000 to 300,000 yen (※5).
To address these challenges, the video generation AI "NoLang" today launched its "Facebook Page Linking Function," which enables direct posting to Facebook Pages. By completing the entire process from AI-driven video auto-generation to posting on Facebook Pages within a single platform, it significantly reduces both production costs and operational effort. This creates an environment where even small and medium-sized enterprises, which may not be able to afford specialized video production skills or outsourcing costs, can engage in continuous information dissemination and marketing using Facebook.
※1 CommuniCo "[April 2026 Edition] Ranking of Popular SNS Users in Japan and Abroad"
※2 Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Institute for Information and Communications Policy "Survey Report on Information and Communication Media Usage Time and Information Behavior" (FY Reiwa 5)
※3 Manamina (Values Inc.) "6 Examples of B2B Companies Utilizing Facebook. How MonotaRO, NEC, Denso and others use it?" (Published May 2019 - referring to latest data)
※4 KnowledgeBox "Comprehensive Survey on Corporate SNS Operations and Results" (Targeting 2,134 corporate SNS marketing managers, May 2025)
※5 VideoWorks "Market Price for Outsourcing Short Video Production"
※ Based on the number of registered users of video generation AI services in Japan. As of December 2025, according to internal research.
◼️ Facebook in Japan: 26 Million Users. Video Operations Required for Real-Name SNS
Facebook is estimated to have 26 million monthly active users in Japan, making it one of the major SNS platforms alongside LINE, YouTube, and Instagram (※1). A significant characteristic that distinguishes it from other SNS is its real-name system, which leads to high reliability of posted content. It is widely used as a primary channel for corporate IR, recruitment, B2B marketing, and local businesses. According to a survey by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Institute for Information and Communications Policy, the usage rate among people in their 30s is the highest at 44.4%, establishing Facebook's unique position as a channel to reach business owners, managers, and business professionals that other SNS platforms do not offer (※2).
Globally, Facebook's daily active users exceed 3 billion, making it still one of the world's largest social media platforms. According to a report by Manamina (Values Inc.), B2B companies such as MonotaRO, Denso, and NEC publish differentiated content on Facebook Pages, including product usage guides, technical information, employee interviews, and exhibition announcements, achieving high engagement (※3).
On the other hand, a structural challenge for corporate Facebook operations is "continuous content updates." A survey targeting 2,134 corporate SNS managers revealed that approximately half cited "lack of internal resources" as their biggest challenge (※4). According to Facebook's algorithm, video content tends to generate higher engagement and broader reach compared to text or image posts, but continuous video production incurs high costs. Outsourcing short video production, including planning, shooting, and editing, typically costs 10,000 to 100,000 yen or more per video, with advertising purposes ranging from 80,000 to 300,000 yen. Even for outsourcing operational management, monthly fees can range from 50,000 to 300,000 yen (※5).
To address these challenges, the video generation AI "NoLang" today launched its "Facebook Page Linking Function," which enables direct posting to Facebook Pages. By completing the entire process from AI-driven video auto-generation to posting on Facebook Pages within a single platform, it significantly reduces both production costs and operational effort. This creates an environment where even small and medium-sized enterprises, which may not be able to afford specialized video production skills or outsourcing costs, can engage in continuous information dissemination and marketing using Facebook.
※1 CommuniCo "[April 2026 Edition] Ranking of Popular SNS Users in Japan and Abroad"
※2 Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Institute for Information and Communications Policy "Survey Report on Information and Communication Media Usage Time and Information Behavior" (FY Reiwa 5)
※3 Manamina (Values Inc.) "6 Examples of B2B Companies Utilizing Facebook. How MonotaRO, NEC, Denso and others use it?" (Published May 2019 - referring to latest data)
※4 KnowledgeBox "Comprehensive Survey on Corporate SNS Operations and Results" (Targeting 2,134 corporate SNS marketing managers, May 2025)
※5 VideoWorks "Market Price for Outsourcing Short Video Production"