AI Marketer for Your Business
Give it your website. It plans the month, writes the posts, emails and ads, and waits for your OK.
Your 30-day marketing plan
Week 1 is open. Weeks 2 to 4 and the remaining posts unlock with your account.
Business summary
Week 1
Weeks 2 to 4
Your first 3 posts
Create your account to unlock the full plan.
What your AI marketer does this week
Every piece of work lands in one approval queue. Each card you can approve, edit, reject or regenerate. Pick a channel to see a normal week.
Blog articles with a brief behind them
It picks the topic from your plan, sets the target phrase, drafts an outline and lists the pages it will link to. Then it writes. The article arrives as a full draft of up to 2,000 words, ready for your edits.
- Topic and target phrase chosen from your 30-day plan
- Outline you can change before the draft is written
- Internal links to your own pages, added in context
- Publishes to WordPress or Webflow once you approve
- Channel:
- Blog
- Publish date:
- Tuesday, week 1
- Title:
- How small agencies close the month in two days instead of five
- Target phrase:
- month end close for agencies
- Draft:
- Most agencies lose the first week of every month to chasing receipts and matching payments. This article walks through a two-day close: what to prepare on the last Friday, which reports to run first and where an app takes over the matching.
- Length:
- 1,800 words, 3 internal links
Social posts for every network you use
It writes posts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram in the voice of your brand brief. Each post is fitted to its network and comes with an image suggestion and a slot in your calendar.
- Different hook and length per network
- Image suggestion or generated image on paid plans
- Scheduled at the time set in your plan
- Channel:
- Publish date:
- Wednesday, week 1, 9:00
- Post:
- Your agency billed 40 hours last week. Your books still think it was 32. The gap is rarely the client. It is the timesheets nobody matched to invoices. Here is the 10 minute Friday check that closes it.
- Image suggestion:
- a desk with a laptop showing an invoice list and a printed timesheet
Email campaigns and newsletters
It drafts the campaign, three subject lines and the preview text. Then it pushes the email to Mailchimp, Klaviyo or HubSpot as a draft or a scheduled send, depending on your autonomy setting.
- Subject line variants and preview text
- Written for the segment you choose
- Sent from your own email tool, never from ours
- Channel:
- Email, sent from your Mailchimp account
- Send date:
- Thursday, week 1, 10:00
- Segment:
- trial users who have not connected a bank account
- Subject line 1:
- Your first month end, done in one afternoon
- Subject line 2:
- Connect your bank and skip the spreadsheet
- Subject line 3:
- The one step most new users miss
- Preview text:
- It takes two minutes and saves you a week of matching.
Ad copy that fits the character limits
It writes headline and description variants for Google, Meta and LinkedIn ads, inside each platform's limits. Google and Meta copy goes straight to your ad accounts. LinkedIn variants wait in the queue for you to copy over. Budgets and bids stay with you.
- Variants grouped by offer and audience
- Character limits checked before you see them
- Copy only, it never spends your money
- Channel:
- Google Ads, responsive search ad
- Ready:
- Monday, week 2
- Headline 1:
- Bookkeeping Built for Agencies
- Headline 2:
- Close the Month in Two Days
- Headline 3:
- Match Invoices to Timesheets
- Description:
- Ledgerline matches payments, invoices and hours for you. Start your account today.
- Character limits:
- all lines checked
SEO fixes you can ship in minutes
It reads your pages and your Search Console data. Then it proposes new titles, meta descriptions and the pages you are missing, each as a card with the reason behind it.
- Title and meta rewrites with the current version beside them
- Missing pages tied to what your buyers look for
- Weekly check of what changed after each fix
- Channel:
- SEO
- Proposed:
- Friday, week 1
- Page:
- /pricing
- Current title:
- Pricing | Ledgerline
- Proposed title:
- Agency Bookkeeping Software Pricing and Plans | Ledgerline
- Reason:
- the page describes plans for agencies, but the title does not say what the product is or who it is for.
Choose how much it does on its own
You set the autonomy dial for each channel. Start with full review and loosen it where you trust the work.
Mode
What happens
Good for
Review everything
Nothing goes live until you click Approve.
New brands, regulated topics, the first weeks
Auto-publish after 24 h
Items go live 24 hours after they reach your queue unless you stop them.
Social posts and newsletters you check on the go
Full autopilot
Approved channels publish on schedule and you read the weekly report.
SEO fixes and channels with a steady rhythm
Switch modes at any time. Any single item can be pulled back before it goes out.
From your website to published work in four steps
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01
Reads your site
It reads your pages, offer, pricing and tone. Then it asks six short questions: ideal customer, goals, competitors, offers to push, words to avoid and approval rules.
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02
Plans 30 days
It sets goals, picks channels, gives every week a theme and puts each post, article, email and ad on a dated calendar.
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03
Does the work
It writes every item in the plan and sends it to your approval queue, or publishes it directly where you allow autopilot.
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04
Reports and proposes
Each week it shows traffic, clicks, opens and leads from your connected tools. It says what worked and proposes next steps you accept with one click.
What fits in each plan every month
| Every month | Starter | Growth | Scale | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brands | 1 | 1 | 5 | 15 |
| Social posts | 40 | 150 | 500 | 1,500 |
| Blog articles (up to 2,000 words) | 4 | 12 | 40 | 120 |
| Email campaigns | 2 | 8 | 30 | 100 |
| Ad copy variants | 20 | 100 | 400 | 1,200 |
| AI images | 10 | 40 | 120 | 400 |
| Connected channels | 3 | 8 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Seats | 1 | 3 | 10 | 50 with SSO |
| Reports | Monthly | Weekly | Weekly and per brand | Weekly and custom |
Limits reset at the start of each billing period.
AI marketer pricing
Every plan is a subscription. Pay yearly and the price is exactly half.
Starter
For a founder doing marketing alone.
- 1 brand
- 40 social posts and 4 blog articles a month
- 2 email campaigns and 20 ad copy variants
- 10 AI images
- 3 connected channels, 1 seat
- Review mode and auto-publish after 24 h
- Monthly results report
Growth
For a company with a marketing lead.
- 1 brand
- 150 social posts and 12 blog articles a month
- 8 email campaigns and 100 ad copy variants
- 40 AI images
- 8 connected channels, 3 seats
- All autonomy modes
- Weekly results report and next-step proposals
Scale
For agencies and multi-brand teams.
- 5 brands, each with its own brief and queue
- 500 social posts and 40 blog articles a month
- 30 email campaigns and 400 ad copy variants
- 120 AI images
- Unlimited connected channels, 10 seats
- Weekly report for every brand
Enterprise
For larger companies that need roles and SSO.
- 15 brands
- 1,500 social posts and 120 blog articles a month
- 100 email campaigns and 1,200 ad copy variants
- 400 AI images, 50 seats with SSO
- Approval roles, approval chains and audit log
- 99.9 percent uptime SLA and invoice billing on annual plans
See the full comparison on the AI marketing pricing page.
Cost, control and data for the person signing off
$49per month
Cost against the usual options
A freelance marketer typically costs 1,500 to 4,000 USD a month. A full-time hire runs around 70,000 USD a year before benefits. SuperMarketer starts at $49 a month, covers the same channels, and you approve the work.
Control stays with you
Nothing goes out unless your autonomy setting allows it. Enterprise adds Owner, Approver, Editor and Viewer roles, approval chains and a full audit log.
Your data stays yours
Your site content, brand brief and drafts serve your account only and never train public models. Export everything or delete your account at any time.
Read how we handle security and data.
SuperMarketer against the usual options
| Each month | SuperMarketer | Freelance marketer | In-house hire | Writing tool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost per month | From $49, or $24 billed yearly | 1,500 to 4,000 USD | Around 5,800 USD before benefits | A subscription plus your own hours |
| Channels | Blog, social, email, ads and SEO in one plan | Usually one or two specialties | Depends on who you hire | One piece at a time, wherever you paste it |
| Who plans the month | It builds a 30-day plan from your site | You brief them | They plan with you | You do |
| Approval | Every item in one queue with Approve and Edit | Drafts by email and calls | Meetings and shared documents | Nothing to approve, you write it |
| Reporting | Weekly report with next steps from Growth up | Depends on the contract | Built by your hire | None |
What your monthly marketing would cost a freelancer
Set how much you publish each month and what a freelancer charges you per hour. The estimate counts 30 minutes per social post, 90 minutes per email campaign, 15 minutes per ad copy variant and 3 hours per blog article.
Freelancer, per month
SuperMarketer, per month on yearly billing
An estimate for comparison, not a quote. Your plan limits are in the table above.
Build my planQuestions before you start
Will it sound like us?
It learns your voice from your own website and from your answers to six setup questions, then keeps a brand brief with tone, phrases you use and words to avoid. Every edit you make in the queue refines that brief.
Does anything go live without me?
Only if you allow it. Each channel has its own autonomy dial, and the default is Review everything, so nothing is published until you click Approve.
Which channels does it work with?
It publishes to WordPress, Webflow, LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, pushes emails to Mailchimp, Klaviyo and HubSpot, pushes ad copy to Google Ads and Meta Ads, and reads Google Search Console and GA4 for the reports. See all AI marketing integrations.
What happens if I cancel?
You cancel from your account in a few clicks. Your plan keeps working until the end of the period you paid for, and no further renewals are charged.
Who owns the content?
You do. Every article, post, email and ad written for your account belongs to you, including after you cancel.
Is my data used for training?
No. Your website content, brief and drafts are used only to do the work for your account and are never used to train public models.
How is it different from a writing tool?
A writing tool waits for your prompt. SuperMarketer decides what to write from your plan, writes it for each channel, schedules it and reports on the results, so you review work instead of creating it.
Put your AI marketer to work on your site
Enter your website. You get a 30-day plan and your first posts in under a minute.