Marketing starts with your website

AI marketing agent that plans and writes from your URL

Paste your website URL to build a brand profile and content plan. AutoMarketer drafts SEO articles, social posts, ads and emails into an approval queue, with channels available according to your plan.

A brand profile built from your URL
Website context
Drafts wait in a review queue
Human approval
Export as CSV, Markdown or HTML
Portable drafts

Start with your website

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Free, no account and no card. Real assets in a couple of minutes.

What gets written

SEO & content Articles that rank
Google Ads Search campaigns
Bing Ads The channel others skip
Meta Ads Facebook and Instagram
Social Posts, every day
Email Sequences and newsletters

Try the URL demo without an account. You review the drafts and publish from your own accounts.

The short answer

An AI marketing agent connects planning with writing. AutoMarketer reads your website, builds a brand profile and keyword plan, and drafts content for review. Starter includes SEO and social. Growth adds email and Google Ads copy. Approved work exports as CSV, Markdown or HTML. AutoMarketer does not publish or send it for you.

In the product

What you get

A brand profile from your website

Give the agent your URL so it can understand your offer, audience and tone before drafting your marketing.

A keyword plan before the copy

Review proposed keywords and topics so the writing starts with a direction your team can assess.

SEO and social drafts

Starter includes SEO articles and social posts based on the same brand profile and content plan.

Email and ad copy on Growth

Growth adds email and Google Ads copy, giving your team more formats from the same business context.

An approval queue for every draft

Edit, approve or reject the work before exporting it. Check claims, offers and product details while the copy is still a draft.

Exports for your publishing process

Download approved work as CSV, Markdown or HTML, then publish or send it through the accounts your team already uses.

Step by step

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter your URL

    Start with the website that describes your business. The demo shows a plan and sample drafts without an account.

  2. 02

    Review the direction

    Check the brand profile and proposed keyword plan against what you actually sell and want to communicate.

  3. 03

    Review the writing

    Read the drafts in the approval queue, edit the wording and reject anything that does not fit.

  4. 04

    Export approved work

    Choose CSV, Markdown or HTML and take the content into your own publishing or sending process.

Use cases

Who it is for

Owners deciding what to write

Use the website based plan as a starting point when choosing topics takes as much attention as writing them.

Marketing teams covering several channels

Draft articles, posts, emails and ads from shared business context, with channel access determined by your plan.

Agencies preparing client drafts

Keep a separate brand profile for each client website and review the output before handing over approved content.

Teams with an existing publishing process

Keep using your own accounts to publish and send, while AutoMarketer handles the plan and draft preparation.

Compared

Planning with an agent and drafting from a prompt

Workflow question Prompt based writing workflow AutoMarketer
Starting point A brief you write for the task Your website URL and brand profile
Topic selection You supply the topic in the prompt A proposed keyword and content plan
Business context You include it in the brief A profile built from your website
Review You arrange review of the response Drafts enter an approval queue
Handoff You move the response into your workflow Export as CSV, Markdown or HTML
Publishing Handled through your chosen process You publish from your own accounts

What an AI marketing agent does

An AI marketing agent takes business context and uses it to propose work as well as draft it. AutoMarketer starts with your website URL. It reads what you sell, builds a brand profile and suggests keywords and topics. That gives the team a plan to review before deciding which drafts belong in the next content cycle.

The starting point matters when nobody has a finished brief. A prompt can produce useful copy, but someone still has to choose the topic and explain the business. Website context gives that preparation a shared foundation. Your team remains responsible for checking whether the proposed direction reflects your actual services, audience and priorities.

From a marketing plan to an approval queue

AutoMarketer drafts SEO articles and social posts on Starter. Growth adds email and Google Ads copy. The work uses the brand profile rather than asking each writer to describe the business again. Teams can review the resulting copy together and decide which pieces are suitable for their next campaign.

Drafts arrive in a review queue where you can edit, approve or reject them. Read product claims, prices and offers carefully before approving anything. A shared profile provides context, but it does not replace editorial judgment. Treat generated work as a draft that needs your knowledge of the business before it reaches an audience.

You control publication and sending

Approved work can be exported as CSV, Markdown or HTML. Take the files into the tools and accounts you already use to publish articles, post on social networks or send email. AutoMarketer does not publish or send for you. Approval is part of preparing content, and your own publishing process remains the final step.

This workflow suits teams that want help choosing and writing content while keeping a person responsible for what goes live. Agencies can use a separate brand profile for each client website and review drafts before handing over the work. The client context stays relevant throughout planning and drafting.

Try your website before choosing a plan

Paste a URL into the demo to see a keyword plan and sample drafts without creating an account. Compare the suggested topics and writing with your own expectations. There is no free plan, and payments are final with no refunds, so use the demo to assess the fit before buying.

Monthly plans are Starter at $49, Growth at $149, Scale at $399 and Agency at $899. Choose according to the channels and team needs described on the pricing page. The practical question is whether the proposed plan and reviewable drafts fit the way your team prepares marketing.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

An AI marketing agent uses business context to plan and draft marketing. AutoMarketer starts with your website and prepares content for your approval.

Enter your website URL. AutoMarketer uses the site to build a brand profile, keyword plan and sample drafts.

Starter includes SEO and social. Growth adds email and Google Ads copy. Review the pricing page for the channels and limits of each plan.

No. Drafts enter an approval queue. You export approved work and publish or send it from your own accounts.

Yes. You can edit, approve or reject drafts in the review queue before exporting them.

Approved work can be exported as CSV, Markdown or HTML.

Monthly billing is $49 for Starter, $149 for Growth, $399 for Scale and $899 for Agency.

There is no free plan. Try the URL demo without an account before buying. Payments are final and there are no refunds.

Yes. Agency supports client work with separate brand profiles for client websites and drafts that your team reviews before export.

Put your marketing on autopilot

Paste your URL and see your brand profile, marketing plan, and sample assets across every channel. Free, no card needed.

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