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Type your website. Marsell learns your business and how you like things, plans the month, makes the posts, films and pages, and finds the people who will buy. Then it runs on its own.
No website? Any link to your work is fine, or sign up with just your email.
Sign-up takes a minute. Your marketing, off your plate.
Type your website. Marsell learns your business and how you like things, plans the month, makes the posts, films and pages, and finds the people who will buy. Then it runs on its own.
Sign-up takes a minute. Your marketing, off your plate.
Home says what Marsell did and what needs you. The other eight are where the work lives. Ask Marsell for anything from the bar at the bottom of every one.
What Marsell did, what needs you, and how close the goal is.
The month and the week, written toward your goal, and why each version changed.
Posts, pictures, films, pages and sound in your brand’s look, each priced before it’s made.
The accounts you post from, the calendar, communities, rivals, search and AI answers, and ads.
The pages Marsell builds and hosts, what’s in the way on your site, emails, replies and outreach.
Everyone who came close, from the first visit to the sale, and the creators who fit you.
Visits counted without cookies, where people came from and what they did on your site.
The agents that work on a rhythm, and your own AI, connected over MCP.
Your business as Marsell knows it: the look, the words, the facts and the rules.
The actual app, running SOLE&CO, the made-up sneaker shop from Marsell’s demo. Yours shows your business in your words: a law firm sees enquiries and clients, an open-source project sees stars and downloads.
What Marsell does between your first coffee and your last email, for an example business: Shiftly, a fictional rota app for cafés. You look in when you like; the rest runs.
Visits, trials, replies and what every post did. Then it decides what today is for.
Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X and YouTube, in your voice, on the days that work.
It reads their business, writes a concept in their voice, and sends it where they will see it.
Pictures and short videos in your brand’s look, inside the budget you set.
Reddit threads, and the questions people ask Google and ChatGPT. It writes the reply in your voice and learns from the first few you check.
Tomorrow is ready before you wake. Look over breakfast if you like, and steer it.
Marsell’s siblings, each with its own name and look. Each works on its own rhythm and tells you what it did. Your business gets the ones that fit it.
Every hour. Finds the threads where people ask for what you sell, and drafts a reply in your voice.
Every hour. Finds pages that name you, and reads your comments and messages.
Every morning. Reads your buyers’ week and hands you the trends worth making something about.
Every week. Asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity your buyers’ questions, and writes a page where they leave you out.
Every day. Finds the directories that fit you, and keeps one listing kit for all of them.
Every week. Finds creators whose followers would buy from you, and writes each one an offer.
Every hour. Sends each new prospect one checked first email, written from something true about them.
From month two. Reads your charts, watch time and sales, says what holds your growth back, and finds who sends you buyers.
After each order. Asks each buyer for a review ten days after their order arrives.
Every week. Writes one email a week from what you published, and sends it to your list.
Connect Claude, Codex or any agent that speaks MCP. It can set up your business from what it already knows, read what needs you and answer it, make pictures and talk to Marsell about the week. Claude Code signs in with no key; other agents use a key you make on the Agents page, and you can take it back any time.
Custom video outreach is the part nobody else does. Marsell reads a prospect, writes a concept in the voice of their business, makes the film, and sends it where they will actually see it.
Marsell noticed a gym with a cult following and an owner who has never posted once.
“Hi Brody, your gym has a face. It just never talks. Made this for it.”
Marsell noticed drops that sell out in an hour, and videos that take a week.
“Hi Kevin, your drops sell out in an hour. Your videos should not take a week. Made one.”
Marsell noticed a house that has never advertised, and an autumn book with room in it.
“Mr Ashcombe, a film for the autumn cloths. Nothing loud. It ends on the ledger.”
Marsell noticed five-axis capacity nobody outside the region knew about, and no one with time to sell it.
“Ingrid, a 38-second film of how the order book filled. No music, no claims you cannot check.”
Four example films, made end to end by Marsell’s pipeline from a character sheet and a one-line concept. The businesses and people are fictional; the numbers on screen are examples.
What you see every morning: what came in, where it came from, and what Marsell did to bring it. These are example numbers for a fictional shop, not a customer result.
Example for a fictional business. Marsell’s own dashboard shows recorded results only, and an unknown stays unknown.
Workspace capacity and tokens each month. Room to add more.
Tokens pay for the model and media work: every plan grants them each month, you see the estimate before any render, and token packs cover a busy month. Ad spend, creator fees and press placements are separate.
One project, run by one person.
$49 a month, or $490 billed yearly. 200,000 tokens a month.
For your first brand.
$169 a month, or $1,690 billed yearly. 700,000 tokens a month.
For making a lot: more films, more pictures, up to ten brands.
$399 a month, or $3,990 billed yearly. 1,700,000 tokens a month.
For the most making, any number of brands, and a team.
$799 a month, or $7,990 billed yearly. 3,600,000 tokens a month.
A plan’s button takes you to checkout right after sign-up. Or start with your link: the first look is free, and you pick a plan after it. Ad spend and creator fees are separate. Launch offer on Core and above: Core 99, Growth 199, Network 399 for your first month, then the plan price. Annual plans excluded.
The practical details.
Yes. Type your website above and sign up. Marsell starts on your business that day: setup, the plan, everything it makes, posting, your pages, the agents and the numbers.
It takes you to sign-up with your website attached. Nothing is read before you’re in. Then Marsell reads your pages, products, public mentions and the way you write, and you check what it found before anything runs.
Any link to your work is fine: a YouTube channel, an Etsy shop, a Fiverr profile or a GitHub repository. No link at all? Pick the closest kind of business and describe it in a line. Marsell can also build and host a site for you.
Yes. Choose Connect your AI on the first screen, and Claude, Codex or your own agent fills in your business from what it knows. You check it before anything is made, and setting up this way spends no tokens. Later the same connection can read what needs you and answer it.
It sells too. People keeps everyone who came close, from a first visit to a sale. The Outreach agent sends each new prospect one checked first email, from mailboxes Marsell sets up, once you press Start at a price you pick. Sell drafts the follow-ups and an answer to every reply, and Marsell builds and hosts the pages they land on.
In code. Marsell’s director writes the film, directs it and edits it, with your words, shapes and colours in motion, plus voice, music and sound. A film is Animated, drawn in code, or Filmed, real-looking shots cut together with words and motion. The price is on the button before it starts, and it never spends past it.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest, Telegram, YouTube and Google Business Profile for posting, Reddit for replies, WordPress for your blog, and a Meta or Google Ads account for ads. Most you connect by signing in on the platform’s own page, so Marsell never sees your password; Bluesky and a WordPress site of your own take an app password, and Telegram a code you send its bot.
Tokens pay for the AI and media work: reading your business, planning, writing, pictures and films. Your plan grants them every month, and paid work shows its price first. The month’s tokens renew with your plan; tokens you buy carry forward. Ad spend is billed by Meta or Google to your own ad account and never comes out of your tokens.
No. Marsell learns each kind of work from your first few answers: a yes as it is counts, and an edit teaches it what to change. Then it does that work on its own, within daily limits, and each piece waits a day before it goes so you can undo it. You can pause or steer it any time. Money is different: ad spend moves only when you say so.
You do: the Terms assign Marsell’s rights in the work it makes for you to you. Marsell sends each AI provider only what a task needs, and never uses your content to train AI models.
Type your website and Marsell starts on it today. It learns from your first answers, then runs, and you see everything it does.
