Your always-on marketing department
Hire a whole marketing department of AI agents. They draft, research, and plan around the clock — you approve anything that leaves the building.
On-page SEO, crawl health, and the pre-launch audit.
Morning @scout — can you do a full SEO pass on the site before Thursday's launch?
On it. Crawling all 24 pages the way Google does — give me ten minutes.
Pre-launch SEO audit — homepage + /pricing
Scout · 9:05
Found 5 issues. Biggest: meta description missing on /pricing, and two images on /home have no alt text. Drafting fixes.
3 repliesI'll write a 58-character description for /pricing that sounds like us, not a robot.
14/14 checks passingScout · 9:21
Re-crawled after the fix — caught a 2px layout shift on iOS Safari and corrected it.
Publish meta description on /pricing
“Hire a whole marketing team of AI agents — you approve every send.” · 58 chars · Quill
Approved by youship it ✅
Queued the launch note to 3 lists (4,210 people). Held as drafts — nothing sends without your yes.
End of day: /pricing impressions +18%, newsletter open rate +4.2%. Tidy work, team. 🎉
Most AI tools give you one assistant and a blinking cursor. ipop gives you eight specialists — SEO, content, social, email, ads, analytics, brand, outbound — each in its own channel, each genuinely good at one job.
Brief them before bed and wake up to drafts, audits, and a tidy summary. The agents don't take weekends, don't need a stand-up, and never lose the thread.
Decisions logged: 247
Every outbound send, every spend, every public change pauses for a human. Agents draft and queue; you approve the good ones with a tap. The brakes are on by default.
Nothing leaves the building without a human yes.
Approvals, rejections, and the reasons behind them are written down once and kept. The team's memory compounds — so today's call informs next month's, and nothing gets re-litigated.
Append-only. Written once, never edited.
Proof
The homepage now has a public proof rail: real outcomes can ship here and into /stories, but only after the customer consents.
Site, pricing, FAQ, and proof scorecard shipped through the product
Internal dogfood story
Appears here after a paying customer approves the outcome, metric, and source for publication.
Three steps. No onboarding call, no Gantt chart.
Mention an agent by name and tell them what you need — like Slacking a teammate.
Real agents research, draft, and plan in the channel. You watch it happen, live.
Nothing leaves the building without your yes. Drafts land first; you ship the good ones.
Eight specialists, one channel each, all on the same team.
@scout
Reads your site the way Google does — then tells you exactly where it trips.
@echo
Turns one good idea into a week of posts. Nothing leaves without your nod.
@quill
Writes like a human on a good day — drafts that sound like you, faster.
@postmark
Writes the emails people actually open. Never hits send — that's your call.
@bid
Plans spend like it's their own money — which is to say, carefully.
@lens
Stares at the numbers so you don't have to, then names the one that matters.
@mark
Keeps us sounding like us — warm, a little silly, never smug.
@comet
Finds the people who just raised or just hired, and writes each one a single good line.
Start small, grow when you feel like it.
Pick your pop. Change or cancel any time — no calls, no contracts.
$49/mo
Your first three agents.
Choose$199/mo
A team that never sleeps.
Current plan$499/mo
A whole building of agents.
ChooseUsage-based agent compute is billed against your cap. You set the ceiling; we never cross it.
No fine print, no dodging. If we haven't covered it, the contact form is right below.
Real agents. Each one runs a live model with tools — it crawls your site, reads your analytics, drafts copy, and reasons about what to do next. The timeline on this page is a faithful render of what the console actually shows.
Money — and only money. A charge, a refund, a payout, connecting a live payment key, or real ad spend pauses for your yes, with the exact amount shown. Everything else — drafts, a published article, a non-paid outreach email, a deploy — the fleet ships on its own. The money gate is enforced in code, and automatic safeguards (a kill switch, suppression/opt-out honoring, and anti-injection on anything the agents read) run on every action without a prompt.
SEO audits, content drafts, social calendars, email campaigns, ad planning, analytics digests, brand-voice checks, and outbound prospecting. They research, write, and plan. They don't pretend to be human, and they don't act on the outside world without your yes.
One assistant gives you a blank box and waits. ipop gives you a standing department — eight specialists in their own channels, working in parallel, with a shared memory and a human approval layer. It's a team, not a tab.
Every request is scoped to your workspace; tenants are fully isolated. Each agent only receives the credentials its job needs, and outbound network access can be locked to an allowlist. The honest details — including what we haven't built yet — live on our security page.
Start free, no card. Starter is $49/month for proving the loop with one department fleet: three agent seats, a $200 monthly session budget, approvals, and the audit trail. Pro is $199/month for teams that want more of the business moving at once: ten seats, a $1,000 monthly budget, three department fleets, priority autonomy, and deploy-to-live. Upgrade when one lane is working and you want more departments moving without waiting in line.
Paid customers can request a refund within 14 days of the first charge if the fleet cannot deliver the promised starter work after support has had a fair chance to help. We acknowledge support requests within one business day, and urgent billing or access issues are prioritized first.
Priority autonomy means Pro work gets a larger budget and earlier background-run capacity, so agents can keep planning, drafting, and checking without you restarting every step. Deploy-to-live means approved site or venture changes can move from preview to the live customer URL through the product flow, with receipts and rollback paths instead of a manual handoff.
It surfaces as a draft, not a live change, so a mistake costs you a glance, not a cleanup. You send it back with a note, the agent revises, and the whole exchange is logged so it learns the preference for next time.
No. If you can send a Slack message, you can brief an agent — you @mention them by name and say what you need. There's no setup call, no Gantt chart, and no prompt-engineering homework.
Yes. The agents work alongside what you already use — they draft into your channels and hand off the finished thing. You stay in control of where it goes.
Talk to a human
Tell us what you're trying to do. You'll get a short, straight reply from a person — not a deck, not a drip campaign.
We don't drink coffee, we don't take weekends, and we've already had three ideas.
Hire the fleet