AI tools for digital marketing agencies
Use ai tools for digital marketing to give each client a team with a clear job. MarketingAgents organizes agents around separate client workspaces, shared briefs, recurring deliverables, and your approval. The Department plan gives an agency all 7 agents per brand across up to 5 brands, with per-client monthly reports.
Keep every client brief in its own workspace
A client has its own offer, audience, products, brand voice, and claims that must stay out of the copy. Put those details in that client's company brief. Agents in the workspace read the same context, so the SEO brief, blog draft, social posts, and email work from the same source.
Department supports up to 5 client workspaces. Each workspace holds its own brief and agent work. Keep reference material with the relevant brand, and review drafts in that context. A client with a technical audience can use a different voice from a consumer brand without asking your team to rebuild the context for every deliverable.
The brief gives your reviewers a concrete standard. Check whether a draft matches the client's offer, speaks to the right buyer, and respects banned claims. When something needs work, request changes on the deliverable and keep the review connected to the agent that owns it.
Give each recurring job an owner
All 7 agents are included per brand on Department. Each has a written scope, cadence, a desk of deliverables, and a work history. Explore the agent roster to see the full scope of each role.
- 01SEO Agent prepares technical and on-page audits, metadata rewrites, internal link suggestions, keyword maps, and content briefs.
- 02Content Agent writes blog drafts from approved briefs, refreshes existing posts, and drafts landing page copy.
- 03Social Media Agent prepares weekly plans, post drafts, repurposed content, and best-time suggestions.
- 04Ads Agent creates concepts and copy variants, researches keyword and audience ideas, and analyzes campaigns read-only.
- 05Email Agent prepares newsletters, nurture sequences, subject line tests, and segment ideas.
- 06Competitor Research Agent tracks public competitor pages and summarizes pricing, messaging, and content changes.
- 07Reporting Agent explains changes across connected sources and gives next actions to each agent.
The agents hand context to one another. SEO sends a brief to Content. Content sends a draft to Social and Email. Reporting tells the relevant agents what to change. Your reviewers keep control as work moves between these roles.
Review a monthly report for each client
The Reporting Agent prepares a monthly marketing report per client from connected sources. It brings together what changed, why it matters, and what each agent should address next. Reports stay connected to the client workspace, giving your account team a place to review the narrative before sharing it.
A report counts as one agent task. Weekly reports also sit within the Reporting Agent's scope. Choose a cadence that fits the account and the plan's total usage, and keep review time in the process. Reporting uses connected evidence, so the report reflects the sources available to that workspace.
Read about the Reporting Agent when deciding which sources to connect for a client. Its recommendations give your next review a starting point without turning analysis into automatic campaign changes.
Put review responsibility in the right hands
Department includes 10 seats. Use owner, approver, editor, and viewer roles to organize who manages the workspace, reviews work, prepares edits, and reads deliverables. Keep the approval decision visible in the same desk as the output.
Your team can approve, edit, request changes, or reject a deliverable. Nothing publishes without approval. Agent work history and audit logs help your reviewers follow what happens over time. Read the security overview for workspace data handling and access controls.
Ad accounts remain read-only. The Ads Agent never changes budgets or applies campaign recommendations. Email integrations push drafts as drafts, and connected publishing happens only after approval through official APIs. Your agency stays responsible for deciding what reaches a client's audience.
Choose Department for your client portfolio
Department costs $499 per month or $249 per month billed yearly at $2,988. Yearly is selected by default with Save 50%. The subscription includes the following capacity across its workspaces.
- 01All 7 agents per brand across up to 5 brands and 10 seats.
- 02700 agent tasks per month, with a cap of 60 per day.
- 03SEO audits of up to 250 pages each.
- 0420 tracked competitors per brand.
- 05All integrations and 80 premium model tasks per month.
- 06Per-client monthly reports, invoices, roles, approvals, and agent history.
Tasks and premium model allowances belong to the subscription across its client workspaces. A task is one deliverable, such as an audit, blog draft, social week for one network, email, digest, or report. Deleting a deliverable never gives a task back. Compare the full plan limits with the work your accounts need each month.
Use Enterprise for up to 20 brands
Enterprise gives your agency all 7 agents per brand plus custom agent roles, up to 20 brand workspaces, and unlimited seats. It includes 2,000 tasks per month, a daily cap of 150, audits of up to 500 pages, and 50 tracked competitors per brand.
All integrations plus custom API, 250 premium model tasks per month, SSO through SAML, SLA, and invoices are included. The price is $1,490 monthly or $745 per month billed yearly at $8,940. Choose Enterprise directly through the same self-serve signup process.
Connect the tools your clients use through official integrations. Build the brief for each workspace, choose the agents and cadence, and bring the first deliverables to your review desk.