AI for small business marketing with your approval
AI for small business marketing works best when every agent has one specific job. MarketingAgents helps founder-led companies organize recurring SEO, content, social, ads, email, research, and reporting. Start with the agents you need, brief them on your company, and review each deliverable before it reaches your audience.
Give marketing work a place in your week
A founder carries the offer, customer knowledge, and product priorities in their head. Your company brief puts that context where your marketing agents can use it. Add your brand voice, offer, ideal customer, products, banned claims, and reference material once, then keep it current as your business changes.
Each agent has a written scope and cadence. It prepares work on a schedule and brings deliverables to an approval desk. You can see what needs attention, decide what deserves a revision, and approve the work that fits your business. Work history keeps the agent's previous output available for review.
You stay responsible for the message. Approve, edit, request changes, or reject any deliverable. Nothing publishes without approval, so a recurring schedule gives you a review rhythm without taking the final decision away from you. The workflow guide shows how the brief, cadence, and desk fit together.
Start with SEO plus Content plus Reporting
Starter lets you hire any 3 agents. For a founder building a steady content process, the recommended trio is SEO Agent, Content Agent, and Reporting Agent. Their jobs connect directly, from identifying page work to preparing a draft and reviewing what changes.
- 01SEO Agent audits your pages, rewrites titles and metadata, suggests internal links, maps keywords to pages, and prepares content briefs.
- 02Content Agent turns approved briefs into blog drafts in your voice, refreshes older posts, and writes landing page copy.
- 03Reporting Agent prepares weekly and monthly reports from connected sources and gives each agent next actions.
The SEO brief goes to Content, and Reporting tells both agents what to change. You review each deliverable in context. An SEO audit counts as one task up to your plan's page limit. A blog draft up to 1,800 words counts as one task, and a report counts as one task.
Visit the agent roster to choose a different trio if your immediate work centers on email, social, paid campaigns, or competitor research. Starter supports any 3 of the 7 agents, so the recommended combination is a starting point for your priorities.
Choose Starter for a focused marketing team
Starter costs $49 per month or $24 per month billed yearly at $288. It fits a founder reviewing work alone for one brand. Yearly billing is selected by default with Save 50%, and the full yearly charge is visible alongside the monthly equivalent.
- 01Any 3 agents, 1 brand workspace, and 1 seat.
- 0260 agent tasks per month and a cap of 8 per day.
- 03Up to 25 pages per SEO audit.
- 043 tracked competitors and 3 connected integrations.
- 05Shared company brief, written scopes, schedules, approvals, and agent work history.
Choose connections that support the agents you hire. A focused trio does not need every tool connected to produce work, but reports reflect the sources available in your workspace. Check integration options before deciding which connections matter most.
Choose Team when your work spans more channels
Team includes all 7 agents for 1 brand and 3 seats. It costs $149 per month or $74 per month billed yearly at $888. It gives a founder and colleagues room to review work across content, social, email, paid campaign analysis, competitor research, and reporting.
- 01All 7 agents with a shared company brief and handoffs.
- 02220 agent tasks per month and a cap of 25 per day.
- 03Up to 100 pages per SEO audit and 8 tracked competitors.
- 04All integrations and 20 premium model tasks per month.
- 05Approval desk, roles, recurring schedules, and work history.
Content drafts can go to Social and Email for channel-specific deliverables. Each agent keeps its own job and review desk, while Reporting identifies next actions across connected sources. Compare pricing and full limits when the Starter trio no longer covers the work you need.
Keep your voice and your ad budget under your control
Your agents use leading AI models within the plan's cost limits. The shared brief helps them write for your company, and your review checks claims and wording before anything ships. Request changes when a draft needs a more precise offer or a clearer explanation for your customer.
The Ads Agent analyzes connected campaigns read-only. It proposes copy, concepts, keywords, audiences, and changes for your team to consider. It never changes budgets or applies campaign changes. Email drafts are pushed as drafts, and publishing through connected tools happens only after approval.
Your company data stays in your workspace and is not used to train our agents. Encryption in transit and at rest, roles, and agent audit logs support the review process. Read the security overview for data export, deletion, and access details.
See an agent work on your site
Use the one-time preview in the homepage hero. Pick an agent, enter your site, and see the first deliverable with part blurred. That preview lets you inspect the shape of the work before choosing a subscription.
Recurring work requires a paid plan. Tasks count as usage in the billing period, and deleting work never gives a task back. Cancel anytime and retain access through the paid period. Payments are final. Moving to a higher plan or from monthly to yearly charges the difference immediately, while a downgrade takes effect at the next renewal.
Choose your first agents around the work you can review consistently. Give them a clear brief and cadence, then use the approval desk to turn their deliverables into marketing your company is ready to publish.