AI marketing agent that decides what to publish next
Most AI tools wait for a prompt. SuperMarketer is an AI marketing agent that studies your business, decides what your company should publish this week, writes it, schedules it and tells you what happened, so marketing moves forward even on the days nobody has time to think about it.
The blank prompt is the real bottleneck
A writing tool can produce a LinkedIn post in seconds, but someone still has to decide that a LinkedIn post is the right move, pick the topic, match it to an offer and remember to publish it. For a founder or a one-person marketing team, that deciding is the expensive part. Prompts pile up in a notes app, half-finished drafts sit in a folder and the blog goes quiet for six weeks.
The gap is not the words. It is judgment and follow-through: knowing which channel matters for your buyers, which offer to push this month and what to change when a campaign falls flat. That is the job of a marketer, and it is the job an agent takes on.
- No one owns the weekly decision of what goes out
- Drafts get written and never published
- Nobody checks results and adjusts the next round
An agent with goals, not a text box
SuperMarketer starts by reading your website and asking six questions: your ideal customer, your goals, your competitors, the offers to push, words to avoid and how you want approvals handled. From that it keeps a living brand brief and builds a 30-day plan with weekly themes, channels and dated calendar slots. Then it acts on that plan without waiting for you to type anything.
Autonomous marketing agent work for each channel
Every week the agent chooses the pieces that serve the current goal and produces them in your voice.
- Blog articles from an SEO brief and outline to a draft of up to 2,000 words with internal links
- Posts for LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, each with text and an image suggestion
- Email campaigns and newsletters ready for Mailchimp, Klaviyo or HubSpot
- Ad copy variants for Google, Meta and LinkedIn, pushed as copy to your ad accounts
- On-page SEO fixes such as better titles, meta descriptions and pages your site is missing
You stay in charge through one queue
Everything the agent makes lands as a card in a single approval queue with four buttons: Approve, Edit, Reject, Regenerate. A rejected card teaches the agent what you do not want. An autonomy dial per channel decides how much it may do alone: Review everything, Auto-publish after 24 h, or Full autopilot. Many teams start with review on every channel and loosen the dial on the ones they trust, a setup explained in detail on the AI marketing automation page.
It reads results and changes course
Once a week the agent reports traffic, clicks, opens and leads where your accounts are connected, says what worked, says what it will change and proposes next steps you accept with one click. If webinar posts beat product posts, next week leans that way.
How the agent gets to work
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Enter your website and answer the six brand questions
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Review the 30-day plan and the first week of drafts
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Connect the channels you want it to publish on
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Set the autonomy dial for each channel
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Read the weekly report and accept the proposals you like
AI marketing agent vs an AI tool you prompt
A prompt tool is a faster typewriter. An agent is closer to a junior marketer who owns the calendar. If you want to see how a single tool can replace a whole stack of separate apps, the AI marketing tool page covers that view.
| Prompt-based AI writer | SuperMarketer agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Who picks the topic | You, every time | The agent, from your plan and goals |
| Knows your brand | Only what you paste in | A living brief built from your site |
| Publishes | No, you copy and paste | Yes, to connected channels |
| Calendar | None | 30-day plan with dated slots |
| Learns from results | No | Weekly report and changes to the plan |
| Your control | Edit the output | Approval queue plus autonomy dial |
Which plan fits an agent for your company
Every plan is a subscription that renews until cancelled. Yearly billing is exactly half the monthly price.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Brands | Social posts | Blog articles | Autonomy |
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| Starter | $49 | $24/month ($288/yr) | 1 | 40 | 4 | Review plus 24 h auto |
| Growth | $149 | $74/month ($888/yr) | 1 | 150 | 12 | All modes |
| Scale | $499 | $249/month ($2,988/yr) | 5 | 500 | 40 | All modes |
| Enterprise | $1,490 | $745/month ($8,940/yr) | 15 | 1,500 | 120 | All modes plus approval roles |
Growth is where most single brands give the agent full room: weekly plan refreshes, 8 connected channels, 3 seats and weekly reports. The full breakdown of email, ad and image limits sits on the pricing page.
Questions about the AI marketing agent
Does the agent publish without asking me?
Only if you allow it. Each channel has its own autonomy dial. On Review everything nothing goes out until you press Approve. On Auto-publish after 24 h a card goes live if you do not stop it within a day. Full autopilot publishes on schedule and you see everything in the queue history.
How does it know what my company sells?
It reads your website, then asks six questions about your ideal customer, goals, competitors, offers, words to avoid and approval rules. The answers become a brand brief you can edit at any time, and every draft follows it.
What does the agent do when a post performs badly?
The weekly report shows which pieces brought clicks, opens and leads where those accounts are connected. The agent explains what it will change, for example fewer product posts and more how-to posts, and offers next steps you accept with one click.
Can I stop the agent from writing about a topic?
Yes. Add the topic or phrase to words to avoid in the brand brief, or reject a card and say why. The agent drops it from future drafts and plans.
Is there a free trial of the agent?
There is a one-time demo on the homepage. Enter your website and you get a 30-day plan with week 1 and the first post visible. The rest unlocks when you create an account on a paid plan.
Give your marketing an owner
Let the agent pick the work, write it and report back, while you keep the final say through the queue. Compare it with a full AI marketing team setup or read how it acts as an AI CMO for founders.
See every plan and limit on the pricing page.