AI agent team built from seven specialists
MarketingAgents gives you seven specialists instead of one general assistant. Each role owns a defined slice of your marketing, follows its own schedule, and places finished work on your desk for a decision. You choose which roles to hire, how they combine, and how often they deliver.
Meet the seven roles on the roster
Every agent has a written job description. Read it before hiring, because the scope decides exactly what lands on your desk each week.
| Agent | What it hands in | Cadence |
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| SEO Agent | Technical and on-page audits, title and meta rewrites, internal link suggestions, a keyword-to-page map, content briefs | Weekly audit, briefs on demand |
| Content Agent | Blog drafts from approved briefs, refreshes of older posts, landing page copy | 1 to 4 drafts per week |
| Social Media Agent | A post plan per network, post drafts, repurposed blog posts, best-time suggestions | Weekly plan |
| Ads Agent | Ad concepts and copy variants, keyword and audience ideas, read-only campaign analysis | Weekly analysis |
| Email Agent | Newsletters, nurture sequences, subject line tests, segment ideas | Per campaign, weekly newsletter |
| Competitor Research Agent | Changes on tracked competitor pages, pricing and messaging shifts, positioning gaps | Weekly digest |
| Reporting Agent | Cross-channel reports, what changed and why, next actions for every other agent | Weekly and monthly |
Each row is a separate hire with its own limits and permissions. A company that only needs search work and a monthly summary does not pay attention to five idle roles.
Starting lineups for four common situations
Most companies begin with a lineup that matches one pressing goal. These four combinations come straight from the way founders, marketing leads, agencies and launch teams tend to work.
- 01Founder without a marketer. SEO Agent, Content Agent and Reporting Agent on Starter. Search fixes and briefs feed the article drafts, and a report shows what moved.
- 02Solo marketing lead. All seven agents on Team, with every deliverable from every channel arriving in one approval desk instead of seven tabs.
- 03Agency. The Department plan, one workspace per client, each with its own brief and a client-ready monthly report.
- 04Product launch. Competitor Research, Content, Social Media and Email agents working from one launch brief, so the positioning, the article, the posts and the announcement email tell the same story.
A lineup is a starting point, not a contract. Swap a role when your priorities change, within the number of agents your plan includes.
One company brief that every role reads
Before recurring work begins, you write a single brief about your business. It holds your brand voice, the offer, the ideal customer, your products, claims the agents must never make, and examples of copy you already like. All hired agents read the same document, so the ad concept and the nurture email describe your product in matching terms.
When you correct something that applies everywhere, put it in the brief once. A note attached to a single deliverable stays with that piece of work, while a change to the brief reaches the whole roster from the next task onward.
How work moves from one specialist to the next
The roles are connected, so approved output becomes the next agent's starting material.
- 01An approved SEO brief goes to Content Agent as the assignment for a draft.
- 02An approved draft goes to Social Media Agent and Email Agent, who adapt it for their channels.
- 03Reporting Agent reads connected data and tells each agent what to change in its next cycle.
Every handoff produces a new deliverable that waits for your decision. Approving the brief never approves the article, and approving the article never publishes the posts. The page on how the product works covers this loop step by step.
How many agents each plan includes
| Plan | Agents you can hire | Brands | Price |
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| Starter | Any 3 | 1 | $49/mo or $24/mo billed yearly ($288/yr) |
| Team | All 7 | 1 | $149/mo or $74/mo billed yearly ($888/yr) |
| Department | All 7 per brand | Up to 5 | $499/mo or $249/mo billed yearly ($2,988/yr) |
| Enterprise | All 7 plus custom agent roles | Up to 20 | $1,490/mo or $745/mo billed yearly ($8,940/yr) |
Agent tasks are shared by the whole roster on a plan. One task equals one deliverable, such as an audit, a draft, a week of posts for one network or a report. The full limits table lives on AI marketing agents pricing.
FAQ
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Can I change which three agents I have on Starter?
Yes. Starter lets you hold any three roles at a time. Replace one when your focus moves, for example from search work to email, and the new agent starts from the same company brief.
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Do agents see each other's work?
They see what is handed to them. Content Agent receives approved SEO briefs, Social Media Agent and Email Agent receive approved drafts, and Reporting Agent reviews results across connected sources to suggest changes for each role.
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Is there a single agent that does everything?
No. MarketingAgents is built around specialists with separate scopes, cadences and permissions. That is the difference from a stack of separate writing, scheduling and analytics apps, each with its own login and no shared memory of your business.
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What are custom agent roles on Enterprise?
Enterprise can define roles beyond the standard seven, with their own scope and cadence, alongside all seven standard agents for each of up to 20 brands.
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Can an agent publish without me?
No. Every deliverable from every role waits on your desk until someone with approval rights decides to approve, edit, request changes or reject it.
Assemble the lineup your marketing needs
Pick the roles that cover your most neglected work, write the shared brief, and let each specialist start on its schedule. You can test one agent on your own site from the homepage preview before you subscribe.