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Your department

A full marketing department, in one subscription.

A specialist for each channel, and a CMO who reviews every piece. They plan, write, design and review the work, so what reaches you is finished.

Can AI run a small business's marketing entirely, or does it still need a human?

AI can run the making: planning, writing, designing and posting every day. It should not run alone the parts that carry judgment: strategy, brand voice, money and anything that speaks for the business. In this department the line is explicit. The CMO and specialists plan, write and review every piece. You decide what goes out: approve with one tap, or switch a channel to fully autonomous. Ads never spend without your authorization, and new pages and rewrites of your website wait for your yes. That is AI marketing for a small business: it does the work, you keep the judgment.

The team

Who is on it.

Each seat owns its channel end to end: the angle, the words, the visuals and the timing. The CMO reviews every piece and keeps them on the same strategy.

  1. CMO

    Sets the plan, checks every piece against your brand and sends weak work back once.

    Every plan

  2. Instagram and Facebook specialist

    Posts, carousels and stories with your real product in the picture.

    11 posts, 7 carousels and 14 stories a month, on Instagram and Facebook on Starter

  3. X specialist

    Short posts and threads in your voice, fact-checked against your site.

    47 posts a month on Starter

  4. LinkedIn specialist

    Company and founder posts that sound like a person.

    19 posts and 8 articles a month on Starter

  5. Email specialist

    Campaigns to your list through Klaviyo, timed for your customers.

    38 email drafts a month on Starter

  6. Blog writer

    Articles that answer what your customers search for.

    9 blog posts a month on Starter

  7. Google Business specialist

    Posts, offers and review replies for your Google listing.

    19 posts a month on Starter

  8. Search and AI answers

    Fixes to your site so Google and ChatGPT find and quote you.

    19 fixes and pages a month, from a daily look at your site on Starter

  9. Paid specialist

    Meta ads inside the budget you set. Spend always waits for your yes.

    Growth and Department plans

Paid ads are included from the Growth plan. The paid specialist prepares ads ready to run and checks your spend every day, and never spends without your authorization. Compare what each size of department makes a month. New to the term? Our guide to what an AI marketing agency is and what one costs in 2026 sorts the buyers from the noise.

A working day

Finished work, always a few days ahead.

You do not run it. You read what it made, say what should change, and tell it what is new.

  1. When needed

    A specialist picks up its channel

    When a channel is running low on finished work for the next few days, or a trend is worth a look, its specialist reads what changed: your site, recent results, the conversation in your market. Then it decides what is worth making.

  2. The specialists make their pieces

    Copy in your voice. Visuals with your real product in the picture. The timing that suits each channel.

  3. The CMO reviews every piece

    Weak work goes back once, with notes. Only finished work reaches you.

  4. Ahead of time

    It lands on your calendar

    Each piece has its time, spaced so no channel floods. Read it, ask for changes in your own words, or let it go. Connected channels publish on the schedule you set.

  5. Any time

    Tell the department what is new

    A sale, a launch, a change of plans. One message, and it becomes work.

Your part

What you do.

The department does the work. Yours takes a few minutes a day.

Read what it made
Finished pieces arrive a few days ahead of their time, each one reviewed by the CMO. Most days that is the whole job.
Ask for changes in your own words
Open a piece and say what should change, the way you would to a colleague. The department makes a new version and keeps the earlier one in the piece's history.
Tell the department what is new
A sale, a launch, a new product, a change of plans. One message, and the CMO turns it into work.
Connect your channels
Connect a channel and its specialist's work can go out on it. A channel you have not connected still gets work from its specialist; the piece waits as a draft.

Hire your marketing department.

Start with your website. The department reads it and gets to work. Free to start, no card.