AI marketing agent FAQ: the honest version

Honestly: it is early access. The product exists and we are onboarding a first wave of businesses in batches. Joining the list means confirming your email with a code; we then email you the moment your spot opens. We would rather tell you that plainly than pretend the doors are wide open.

No. Early access is free to join and no card is collected. You choose a plan and enter payment details only when your spot opens and you decide to use the product.

No. Approval is a hard gate in the loop: the agent plans, creates and schedules, but nothing goes live until you or a role you delegate signs it off. Marketing leaders can route approvals per brand and per channel.

Your data stays yours. We never train public models on your account, your audiences or your results. The live demo on the homepage stores nothing you type into it; your input is sent to the model once to generate the sample and is not kept.

Planned pricing is public: Starter $49, Growth $149 (recommended) and Scale $499 per month, plus an Enterprise tier with custom terms. Early-access founders lock these prices. Details are on the pricing page.

Those are tools you operate: HubSpot is a suite that needs an operator, Jasper writes copy and stops there, Zapier executes automations you have to design. AiMarketer is one agent that operates the whole loop itself: it plans the campaign, generates the ads and content, launches with your approval, optimizes budget and reports back.

The early-access waves are rolling channels out in this order: Meta ads, Google ads, email, and the major social accounts. Connections start read-only so the agent can learn your business before it proposes anything. If a channel you need is missing, tell us; wave order is genuinely shaped by requests.

Real. It sends your business description to the model and returns a freshly generated mini campaign: the angle, three ads, a five-post calendar and a budget split. When generation fails, you see an honest error, never a pre-baked result dressed up as live.

You are on the early-access list, that is all. No fake queue positions, no artificial scarcity. We onboard in waves and email you when your spot opens; until then the demo and the blog are the honest preview.

Yes, that is what the Scale plan is for: separate workspaces per client, per-brand guardrails and approvals, and white-label reports. The agencies page covers the workflow.