01 / STRATEGY
Know what to do next
Your strategy agent turns business goals, customer insights, and your offer into a practical marketing plan. It prioritizes campaigns, chooses channels, and keeps a shared calendar focused on what matters.
In development · Early access
Agentic AI marketingFounders, lean marketing teams, and small agencies
Give your marketing an AI team.
Set your goals. Let agents plan campaigns, create content, coordinate your channels, and turn results into the next move. MarketPilot keeps your marketing moving across email, social, search, and paid campaigns, with you in control of what goes live.
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A marketing team that works from the same brief.
02 / EXECUTION
Keep every channel moving
Content agents turn one campaign brief into blog drafts, social posts, newsletters, landing page copy, and ad variations. They share your brand voice and product facts, so each piece supports the same message.
03 / LEARNING
Build on what works
Your analyst agent brings channel results into one digest, flags gaps, and proposes the next experiment. The team uses those findings to refresh content and adjust the next campaign plan.
The problem
The work is small until it repeats every day.
- 01
You are the whole marketing department
Strategy, writing, email, social, and reporting all land on your desk. The important work gets interrupted by the work needed just to keep things moving.
- 02
Good ideas never become campaigns
A launch brief sits in a document while the newsletter, landing page, and social posts wait for someone to connect the pieces.
- 03
Every channel works in isolation
Your content calendar, email tool, search reports, and campaign results tell separate stories. It is hard to know what to repeat, improve, or stop.
Planned workflow
One brief becomes a plan, coordinated work, and a useful review.
- 01
Brief
Share your website, offer, audience, brand voice, and growth goals. Tell the agents which channels and resources you have available.
- 02
Plan
The strategy agent proposes a campaign calendar and assigns work to specialist agents. Review the priorities before production starts.
- 03
Deliver
Agents prepare coordinated content and campaign assets. Review, edit, and approve the work, then export it or publish through supported connections.
- 04
Learn
Bring campaign results back into the workspace. The analyst summarizes what happened, and the team proposes the next round of improvements.
Planned features
Proposed scope for the first release. Supported integrations will be confirmed before launch.
- A shared brand brief with your audience, positioning, voice, and product facts
- Goal-based marketing plans and a coordinated campaign calendar
- Blog drafts, landing page copy, and SEO content briefs
- Social post variations and content repurposing across channels
- Newsletters, nurture sequences, and launch email drafts
- Paid campaign briefs and ad copy as part of the wider marketing plan
- An approval queue for content, publishing, and campaign changes
- Performance digests, experiment recommendations, and a shared activity history
Proposed pricing
Proposed monthly pricing and allowances. Features may change before launch. No payment or subscription today. Third-party usage charges, where applicable, are separate.
Starter
For a founder doing their own marketing
€49/mo
- 1 brand workspace
- 4 campaign plans per month
- 30 content drafts per month
- Shared calendar and approval queue
- Weekly marketing digest
Growth
RecommendedFor a team coordinating several channels
€129/mo
- 3 brand workspaces
- 12 campaign plans per month
- 100 content drafts per month
- Content repurposing and email sequences
- Performance reviews and experiment queue
Agency
For a small portfolio of clients
€249/mo
- 10 brand workspaces
- 40 campaign plans per month
- 300 content drafts per month
- Separate client calendars and approvals
- Exportable client marketing reports
Not sure which plan fits? Join early access and we will help you pick.
A few useful answers
What do the agents actually manage?
The planned agents coordinate strategy, campaign planning, content production, and performance reviews. They share a brand brief and campaign history, hand work between specialists, and use results to recommend the next step.
Which marketing channels are included?
The first release is planned to create and coordinate work for your website, SEO, social, email, and paid campaigns. Drafts and exports come first. Direct publishing and reporting connections will be introduced as supported integrations become available.
Can it publish or spend money on its own?
The first release is designed around approval before publishing, sending emails, launching campaigns, or changing budgets. Agents prepare the work and explain proposed actions; you decide what goes live. Existing campaigns continue under their current platform settings.
How is this different from RankLift?
RankLift focuses on search rankings, AI search visibility, and SEO content. MarketPilot coordinates your wider marketing operation, connecting the campaign plan with content, email, social, and reporting. Choose it when your main challenge is keeping the whole marketing effort moving.
Will it replace my existing marketing tools?
MarketPilot is intended to coordinate work around the tools you already use. Your website, email platform, social accounts, and ad accounts remain yours. Supported connections will be listed as they become available; exports let you use drafts in the meantime.
Is MarketPilot ready to use?
MarketPilot is in development. Join early access to share your workflow and hear when the first version is available. Pricing and limits are proposed launch plans. Joining does not start a subscription or connect any marketing accounts.
Early access
These features are planned and are not available yet. Register your interest to help shape the first release.
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