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SuperMarketer

AI marketing platform with every channel in one queue

SuperMarketer is an AI marketing platform built around a simple idea: every channel, every person and every piece of content meet in one place. Connect your site, social networks, email service and ad accounts, give your team the right roles, and run the whole month from a single approval queue.

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Marketing that lives in silos

As a company grows, marketing splits by channel. One person owns LinkedIn, another owns the newsletter, an agency writes ads and the website gets updated whenever someone remembers. Each channel has its own calendar and its own idea of the brand. Leadership sees fragments and nobody can answer a basic question such as what are we publishing next week, and why.

A platform view fixes that by putting the plan, the work and the approvals on one surface, with clear rules for who may change what.

  • Channel owners plan in isolation and repeat each other
  • Approvals happen in chat threads and get lost
  • Reporting means stitching exports from several dashboards

Channels the platform covers

One 30-day plan with weekly themes feeds every connected channel, and every output carries the same brand brief.

  • Website and blog through WordPress and Webflow, with articles up to 2,000 words and on-page SEO fixes
  • Social through LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, with text and an image suggestion per post
  • Email through Mailchimp, Klaviyo and HubSpot, for campaigns and newsletters
  • Paid through Google Ads and Meta Ads, where ad copy variants are pushed as copy
  • Measurement through Google Search Console and GA4, connected read only

Integrations that publish, not just export

Connections are two-way where it makes sense. Approved content is published or scheduled inside the destination tool, and results flow back into the weekly report. Search Console and GA4 are read only, so the platform can see clicks and traffic without changing anything in your analytics. The full list with what each connection does sits on the AI marketing integrations page.

Roles and approvals for a real team

Seats range from 1 on Starter to 50 on Enterprise. Enterprise adds the roles Owner, Approver, Editor and Viewer, approval chains so a card can need two sign-offs, an audit log of every change and SSO through SAML, Google or Microsoft.

One queue for the whole company

Every draft, from a tweet to a full article, becomes a card with Approve, Edit, Reject and Regenerate. Filter the queue by channel, brand or week. Set the autonomy dial for each channel separately, so paid ads can stay on Review everything while LinkedIn runs on Auto-publish after 24 h.

Setting up the platform

  1. 01

    Add your website and answer the six brand questions

  2. 02

    Connect the channels and tools you already use

  3. 03

    Invite teammates and assign seats

  4. 04

    Choose the autonomy mode for each channel

  5. 05

    Work from the queue and read the weekly report

Platform vs a set of point tools

If you only need faster writing, a single AI marketing tool view may be enough. The platform view matters when several people and channels are involved.

NeedPoint toolsSuperMarketer platform
Shared plan across channelsSeparate calendarsOne 30-day plan with dated slots
Brand consistencyVoice set per appOne living brand brief
ApprovalsChat and email threadsCards with Approve, Edit, Reject, Regenerate
Team rolesDifferent per appSeats, roles and approval chains
ResultsExports from each dashboardOne weekly report with proposals

Plans by team and brand count

PlanMonthlyYearlyBrandsChannelsSeatsReports
Starter$49$24/month ($288/yr)131Monthly
Growth$149$74/month ($888/yr)183Weekly
Scale$499$249/month ($2,988/yr)5Unlimited10Weekly plus per brand
Enterprise$1,490$745/month ($8,940/yr)15Unlimited50 with SSOWeekly plus custom

Scale is the usual pick for companies with several product lines or regional brands. Enterprise adds approval roles, audit log, a 99.9 percent uptime SLA, invoice billing on annual plans, a data processing agreement and a brand vocabulary lock. Yearly is half the monthly price on every plan.

Questions about the platform

Which tools can the platform publish to?

WordPress, Webflow, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, Mailchimp, Klaviyo and HubSpot. Google Ads and Meta Ads receive ad copy. Google Search Console and GA4 connect read only for reporting.

Can different people approve different channels?

Yes. On Enterprise you assign the Approver role and build approval chains, so for example ads need sign-off from two people while blog posts need one.

How many brands can one account manage?

Starter and Growth cover 1 brand, Scale covers 5 and Enterprise covers 15, each with its own brief, plan and report.

Does the platform change my analytics settings?

No. Search Console and GA4 are connected read only. The platform reads clicks, impressions and traffic to build the report and never writes to them.

Is there an audit trail of who approved what?

Enterprise includes an audit log that records every approval, edit and rejection with the person and time. Other plans keep the queue history for each card.

Run marketing from one surface

Bring channels, people and approvals together and let the work flow through one queue. Read how the AI marketing agent decides what fills it, or how AI marketing automation handles schedules and rules.

See every limit on the pricing page.