Your first hires: one per area that hurts most.
AI marketing agents that never log off.
Ads checked every morning, posts and newsletters drafted every week, every comment answered. Nine agents work from one brain that knows your brand, and you keep the ideas and the final yes.
- Meta Ads managerDone
- Google Ads managerYour yes
- Community managerDone
- Blog and SEO writerYour yes
- Newsletter editorDrafting
“cheap lunch boxes” spent $84 this week with no orders. Add it as a negative keyword?
Added. It stops spending today.Okay. It stays on hold until you decide.Your ideas, without the busywork.
Most small marketing teams are one or two people doing the job of six. The ideas are good. What eats the week is the checking, the rewriting and the replying: opening Ads Manager, resizing the same banner, answering the same comment for the fourth time. Agents take that part. They read your brand guide, your past campaigns and your results from the company brain, so the work comes back sounding like you.
Moves to agents
- Daily ad checks and pausing what breaks your rules
- First drafts of posts, ads and newsletters
- Replies to comments and mentions
- The Friday report
Stays with your team
- Strategy, offers and positioning
- What gets published or spent
- Big creative ideas
- Partners and press
Nine agents, one brain.
Each one has its own schedule, its own dashboard and its own list of what it never does without you. Open one to see it working.
Plans the month, keeps every channel on one calendar and reports what worked.
Mondays · 9:00Checks your campaigns every morning and pauses what is burning money.
Weekdays · 8:00Finds search terms that spend without converting and proposes negatives.
Weekdays · 8:00Answers every comment and mention in your brand's voice.
Weekdays · 9:00 and 17:00Turns a brief into hooks, ads and emails in your brand voice.
On requestWrites in your voice and climbs Google while you sleep.
Mondays · 9:00Turns the week into a newsletter people open, ready for your yes.
Tuesdays · 9:00Turns your news into vertical videos for Reels and TikTok, with script and subtitles.
Mondays · 9:00Tells you every Monday what competitors changed: prices, ads, website and reviews.
Mondays · 8:00A day in your marketing team.
While you are in a planning meeting, the channels keep moving.
Checks every campaign and pauses 2 ads that passed their cost limit overnight.
Monday brief: a rival cut prices 12% and launched two new ads.
Finds 4 search terms that spend without converting and asks before excluding them.
Needs your yesProposes three short video ideas with script; the one you pick gets cut with subtitles.
Needs your yesDrafts the next post in WordPress from last month’s fastest-growing queries.
Needs your yesAnswers 12 comments and 3 mentions in your brand’s voice.
Writes 12 hooks for the spring offer from the brief in Notion.
Turns the week’s news into issue 42 and schedules it for Thursday.
Needs your yesPosts the weekly summary: what ran, what it cost, what to try next.
Works inside the tools you use.
Each connection with exactly what the agents do in it. Nothing new for your team to learn.
Reads campaigns, budgets and results by ad and audience.
Reads campaign, keyword and conversion performance.
Pulls GA4 reports into the weekly summary.
Reads queries and pages to plan the next post.
Creates and edits posts, ready for your review.
Builds variations from your own templates.
Publishes, replies and reads mentions.
Publishes posts on your profile or company page.
The rest of your AI team.
Agents in every area share the same brain, so a won deal in sales becomes an onboarding, an invoice and a report without anyone copying a thing.
Priced like a tool. Works like a hire.
Every plan comes with agent slots. Fill them from this catalog and swap an agent whenever your needs change.
A full team: marketing, customers and admin covered.
Every area, with dashboards per department.
Your own processes, set up with you.
Questions, answered.
What can AI marketing agents do for a small team?
The repeat work: check ads every morning, draft posts, short videos, newsletters and ad copy, answer comments, watch what competitors change and write the weekly report. Strategy and the final yes stay with you.
Will they publish or spend money on their own?
No. Publishing, launching an ad and raising a budget wait for your approval by default, in Brainstack, Slack, Telegram, Discord or email. You choose what, if anything, they can do alone.
How do they learn our brand voice?
From your company brain: brand guide, past posts, campaigns and results you connect from Drive, Notion or your site. Every draft you edit teaches the next one.
Which agent should we start with?
Where the hours go. If you run paid social, the Meta Ads manager pays back first. If organic is your channel, start with the Blog and SEO writer. Add the next one when the first is earning its slot.
How much does it cost?
Agents fill the slots in your plan: Starter at $99 a month includes 3, Growth at $499 includes 10 and Scale at $999 includes 25. You also use your own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini plan, paid to its provider.