AI marketing automation you set channel by channel
Classic automation runs the workflows you build by hand. SuperMarketer brings AI marketing automation that also creates the content inside those workflows, then lets you decide exactly how much runs on its own, with one autonomy dial for every channel.
Automation that still needs you every day
Traditional marketing automation is good at moving things you already have: sending a sequence, posting a queued update, tagging a contact. It does nothing when the queue is empty. Someone still writes every email, every caption and every article, and the workflow stalls the week that person is busy.
The opposite extreme worries people too. Handing a brand to a system that posts whatever it wants feels reckless, especially on paid channels or in regulated industries. What teams want is a middle ground with clear rules.
- Workflows run, but the content feeding them runs dry
- All-or-nothing autopilot feels too risky for some channels
- No single place shows what will publish, when and under which rule
The autonomy dial in depth
Each connected channel has its own dial with three settings, and you can change it at any time.
Review everything
Every card waits in the approval queue until you press Approve, Edit, Reject or Regenerate. Nothing leaves the platform without a person saying yes. This is the right start for paid ads, regulated topics and new brands.
Auto-publish after 24 h
Cards enter the queue and publish on their scheduled slot unless someone edits or rejects them within 24 hours. You get a review window without being the bottleneck. Many teams use this for LinkedIn and the blog once the voice feels right.
Full autopilot
Content publishes on schedule the moment it is ready. You still see every item in the queue history and can pause the channel instantly. This suits high-volume channels such as X or Instagram where speed matters more than polish.
Schedules and rules per channel
Automation follows the dated calendar from your 30-day plan. Rules sit on top of it.
- Posting days and times per network, for example LinkedIn Tuesday and Thursday mornings
- Words to avoid and offers to push from the brand brief, applied to every channel
- Email sends scheduled into Mailchimp, Klaviyo or HubSpot on the days your list opens best
- Ad copy variants pushed to Google Ads and Meta Ads as copy, while budgets stay in your hands
- Blog articles published to WordPress or Webflow, with titles and metas set
Plan dial availability
Starter offers Review everything and Auto-publish after 24 h. Growth and Scale unlock all three modes. Enterprise adds approval roles and chains, so a card can require a named Approver before any automation applies. The AI marketing platform page explains roles in more detail.
Automation that learns
The weekly report compares what was published with traffic, clicks, opens and leads where your accounts are connected. It suggests rule changes as proposals, such as moving posts to a better time slot, and each one is accepted with one click.
Turning on automation safely
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Connect a channel and leave it on Review everything for the first week
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Approve, edit or reject cards so the agent learns your taste
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Move trusted channels to Auto-publish after 24 h
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Switch high-volume channels to Full autopilot when the queue rarely needs edits
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Check the weekly report and accept the rule changes you agree with
AI marketing automation vs rule-based workflows
| Rule-based automation suite | SuperMarketer | |
|---|---|---|
| Creates content | No, you supply it | Yes, from your plan and brief |
| Control level | Workflow on or off | Three autonomy modes per channel |
| Schedules | Built by hand | Generated from a dated 30-day plan |
| Review window | Usually none | Optional 24 h window |
| Learns from results | Reports only | Proposals to change the next round |
SuperMarketer does not replace your CRM or email platform. It feeds them with finished content and sends drafts or scheduled items into HubSpot, Mailchimp or Klaviyo. If you mainly want the decisions made for you, the AI marketing agent page covers that side.
Plans for automated marketing
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Autonomy modes | Channels | Social posts | Email campaigns |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49 | $24/month ($288/yr) | Review plus 24 h auto | 3 | 40 | 2 |
| Growth | $149 | $74/month ($888/yr) | All modes | 8 | 150 | 8 |
| Scale | $499 | $249/month ($2,988/yr) | All modes | Unlimited | 500 | 30 |
| Enterprise | $1,490 | $745/month ($8,940/yr) | All modes plus approval roles | Unlimited | 1,500 | 100 |
Choose Growth if you want Full autopilot on at least one channel. All plans renew until cancelled, and yearly costs half.
Questions about automation
Can I pause automation on one channel only?
Yes. Every channel has its own dial and its own pause. Pausing Instagram does not affect your blog, email or LinkedIn schedule.
What happens to a card during the 24 hour window?
It sits in the queue with a countdown. You can approve it early, edit it, reject it or regenerate it. If nobody acts, it publishes in its calendar slot.
Does Full autopilot change ad budgets?
No. For Google Ads and Meta Ads, SuperMarketer pushes ad copy only. Budgets, bids and targeting stay in your ad accounts.
Can automation reply to comments or messages?
No. It plans, writes and publishes content. Replies to comments and direct messages stay with your team.
Why is Full autopilot not on Starter?
Starter is built for teams starting out, with review and the 24 hour window. Growth and higher plans include Full autopilot for channels you already trust.
Automate as much as you trust and no more
Start with review, loosen the dial channel by channel and let the plan keep the calendar full. See how this works for posts on the AI social media manager page.
Compare the autonomy options on the pricing page.