MarketingOS
The whole marketing operation in one place, reporting to one number.
Most marketing teams keep the calendar in one tool, the creative in another, scheduling in a third and reporting in a fourth — so what the reporting learns never reaches the next plan. MarketingOS holds the four together: the campaign, the copy and creative, the approval and publishing, and the measurement that feeds back into the next round.
What it does
Plan it in one calendar.
Campaigns, channels and the content calendar in one view, against your brand voice and the approval chain your team actually uses. Competitor activity sits alongside your own, so the plan is made with the market in it rather than beside it.
Make the work, then approve it.
AI drafts captions, ad copy, creative and landing pages against your brand voice and a library of what you have already published. Nothing goes out without passing the approval step you configure: the draft is the machine, the decision is a person.
Publish on a schedule, across channels.
Several profiles, scheduled posting, role-based access and one asset library. Comments and sentiment come back to the same place, so whoever wrote the post is whoever sees the reply.
Measure spend against what came back.
Campaign reporting in cost per lead, cost per acquisition and revenue rather than impressions. What the last round taught enters the next plan as a recommendation, which is the loop most stacks leave open.
Pricing
Single brand
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- Brands
- One
- Social profiles
- Included
- Approval workflow
- One chain
- Reporting
- Campaign and channel
Multi-brand
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- Brands
- Several, isolated
- Roles
- Per brand
- Approval workflow
- Per brand
- Reporting
- Above, plus cross-brand
Agency and multi-location
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- Built for
- Agencies, franchises, chains
- Clients or locations
- No fixed ceiling
- Asset library
- Shared and local
- Reporting
- Per location, and rolled up
Each brand is a separate tenant, and a user sees the brands they are assigned to and no others. Assets and published history export on request. Publishing runs on the platforms own official APIs, and the connected accounts stay yours.
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Thirty minutes, your data, our screen.
The next step
Worth buying, or worth building around?
The audit answers that before you subscribe to anything. Two weeks, a fixed fee, and a ranked map of what would pay for itself first — including the case where the answer is not this product.