For in-house teams
Get the hours back for testing, strategy and the decisions only people can make.
We build AI workflows and agents that handle the work around the work, inside the tools you already use, and we train your team to run them.
Ask any marketing team where the week goes and you'll hear the same list. Reporting, proposals, competitor research, creative briefs, QA, admin. Necessary, repetitive, and almost none of it is the job they were hired to do.
AI can now do most of the gathering and the first draft. Not as a chatbot someone has to remember to open, but as workflows that run on a schedule and drop finished work where your team already looks.
This is founder-led and built by an operator who runs media buying and landing-page work this way every day, not a dev shop guessing at what marketers need.
Get the hours back for testing, strategy and the decisions only people can make.
Take on more clients without hiring for reporting, proposals and account checks.
Run a marketing operation that would normally take a team you don't have yet.
Each one takes something in, does the work, and hands back something your team can use.
Humans approve anything that spends money or goes to a client. The agents gather, draft and flag. A person decides.
The same operating system behind every engagement. See the full framework.
Find where your team's hours go and which tasks are worth automating first.
Connect the tools you already use, and set who approves what.
Build, test on real data, and adjust until the output is something you'd actually send.
Measure hours saved, train the team, and hand over the playbook.
You want to take on more without adding headcount for reporting and proposals.
You want their time on tests and strategy, with the routine work handled.
This makes your team faster and makes you look good. It doesn't replace you. You stay the one making the calls.
You want a few workflows doing the legwork so your hours go to the decisions.
Not a fit if you want AI to run your ad spend or talk to clients with no one checking, or you're looking for a custom software product. We build practical workflows with people in the loop.
Every team is different. Your price depends on scope and how involved you need us to be, from strategic guidance to fully hands-on. Multi-workflow builds and larger teams are quoted on a call.
The work around the work. Pulling numbers into a weekly report, watching competitors' ads and landing pages, drafting proposals from call notes, turning top-performing ads into creative briefs, checking accounts for errors and odd swings, and drafting lead follow-ups. AI does the gathering and the first draft. Your team does the judgment.
No. It takes the repetitive work off their plate so they spend more time on decisions, strategy and clients. Most marketing teams aren't short on people, they're short on hours. This gives the hours back, and it makes the people who run it look very good.
The ones you already use: Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, Slack, your ad platforms like Meta, Google and TikTok, your CRM like HubSpot, and project tools like Asana or ClickUp. If a tool has an API or a reliable export, we can usually work with it. We confirm the fit on a call before you commit.
We build inside your accounts, with your access controls, and use business-tier AI services set not to train on your data. Credentials stay in your systems. Anything that spends money or goes to a client waits for a person to approve it, and we show your team exactly what each workflow can see.
A single workflow usually takes two to four weeks from scoping to handover, including testing on your real data. A team workshop is one hands-on session. Bigger, multi-workflow builds get scoped on a call.
Your team runs it. You get documentation, a playbook, and a walkthrough so they can adjust it and build the next one themselves. If you want us on call for fixes and new workflows, that's what the ongoing support retainer is for.
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Tell us the task that eats the most hours. We'll tell you whether it's worth automating, and what it would take.