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Marsell vs Blaze: two ways to get your marketing done for you

Blaze plans, makes and publishes posts you approve, from $79 a month, with a human service from $899. How Marsell differs, and who should pick which.

By Ilya Arbabi, 1 November 2026

Blaze calls itself marketing done for you. Its software builds a strategy and a week of on-brand posts, blogs and emails from your website, publishes them to your channels once you approve, runs Meta ad campaigns from your own ad account and learns from what performs, from $79 a month with a 7-day free trial. For more help, Blaze's own team runs it for you, from $899 a month. Marsell runs a similar loop and goes further on finding buyers: Reddit threads, communities, directories, creators and prospect emails one by one. It also learns each kind of post from your first few answers and then publishes on its own, with a 24-hour undo. If you want a free trial, a person on your account or fuller Meta campaigns, Blaze is the stronger pick. If you want buyers found as well as posts made, Marsell is built for that, though it is new.

Everything about Blaze below comes from Blaze's own pages, read on 13 November 2026.

What Blaze is in 2026

Blaze sells software and a service.

The software. You add your website, audience and goals. Blaze creates your brand kit, a content strategy and your first full week of posts, then makes a new week for you to review. It makes single-image posts, carousels, short videos, blog posts and emails, and publishes them to:

Paid ads run on Meta from your own ad account: you set the audience, the dates and a budget for the campaign, Blaze generates a handful of ads, and you pick the ones to run and switch campaigns on or off in Blaze. Google Search Ads are listed as coming soon. Google Analytics shows how your content drives traffic. Through its MCP server you can work in Blaze from Claude, ChatGPT or Codex, and its tools include drafting replies to Google and Facebook reviews, which post after you confirm.

Pricing. Starter is $79 a month for one user, 3 posting accounts, 600 generation credits a month and automated ad campaigns. Growth is $149 a month for unlimited users, 10 posting accounts, 1,500 credits and a yearly planning window. A single-image social post uses 1 credit, an email or a blog post 3, and an AI video 15, and you can buy more credits. Both plans start with a 7-day free trial and no credit card. Each brand needs its own workspace, nonprofits and education get 20% off annual plans, and five or more brands get special pricing on request.

Done For You. Blaze's team runs the work for you. Organic starts at $899 a month: up to 10 social accounts, up to 40 posts a month including video and carousels, up to 12 blogs and up to 12 emails or newsletters, with monthly check-ins. Paid Ads starts at $899 a month: one platform, unlimited campaigns, 10 ads a month, and strategy, setup and optimisation. A named, US-based senior strategist finishes every AI draft before it posts, and you pay ad platforms directly. Blaze asks for a minimum three-month commitment for paid programmes. Landing pages, review management and an AI phone agent that answers calls and books meetings are also offered as done-for-you services.

Where Blaze is stronger

What Blaze leaves to other tools

None of that matters if your customers already find you and the job is showing up every week. It matters if the job is finding new ones.

How Marsell's loop works

Marsell runs the marketing as a loop:

  1. You give it a link to your business (or a line about it, or your own AI sets it up over MCP). It reads your pages, products, public mentions and the way you write, and you correct what it got wrong.
  2. It plans the month and the week.
  3. It writes the posts and makes pictures, carousels, short videos (motion graphics drawn in code, or AI video) and films, in any of 42 languages.
  4. It publishes to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Facebook, Pinterest and Bluesky, plus Telegram and Google Business Profile, from accounts you connect. It learns each kind of post from your first few answers, then posts on its own within daily limits. Every post has a 24-hour undo.
  5. It looks for buyers in Reddit threads, communities, directories, creators, search and AI answers, and emails prospects one by one: one checked first email each, one approach a month, and a no is final. It runs small ad tests from your own ad account, and ad spend moves only when you say so.
  6. It reports what worked, counting visits without cookies.

For search, its SEO agent asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity the questions buyers type, shows where they leave you out, and writes one page a week.

Who signs off

Blaze's software is built for owners who "review, approve, and direct every step". Its trial shows the rhythm: on day 1 it makes your brand identity, strategy and first week of posts, and from day 3 your content starts posting if your accounts are connected. On the done-for-you side, your strategist finishes every draft before it posts. Through its MCP server, nothing posts on its own: your assistant confirms the posts, channels and times with you first.

Marsell learns first, then goes ahead. Its first pieces of each kind come to you; once it has learned how you like them, it posts on its own within daily limits, with a 24-hour undo on each post. You can set any agent to show you each piece before it goes, or pause it. Ad spend moves only when you say so.

Blaze and Marsell side by side

BlazeMarsell
Built forSmall businesses that want marketing done, by software or by Blaze's teamA business that wants its marketing planned, made and published, and buyers found
Starts fromYour website, audience and goalsA link to your business, a line about it, or your own AI over MCP
MakingPosts, carousels, short videos, blogs and emails, from a brand kitPosts, carousels, pictures, short videos and films, in 42 languages
PublishingInstagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Google Business Profile; WordPress, Wix, GoHighLevel; MailchimpInstagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Facebook, Pinterest, Bluesky, Telegram, Google Business Profile; hosted pages; WordPress drafts
Sign-offYou review and approve; approved posts publish on scheduleLearns from your first few of each kind, then runs on its own with a 24-hour undo
Paid adsMeta campaigns from your own ad account; Google Search Ads coming soonSmall two-ad tests and boosts from your own ad account; every spend asks first
Finding buyersNot in the softwareReddit threads, communities, directories, creators, search and AI answers; one checked first email per prospect
Done for youFrom $899 a month per programme, with a named strategist; three months minimum for paid programmesGrow $1,500 a month, Grow + Sell $3,500 a month; three months to start
Software priceStarter $79 a month; Growth $149 a month$49 to $799 a month
Trial7-day free trial, no cardNo free plan or trial; the first look at your link is free
StatusGenerally availableNew

Who should pick which

Pick Blaze if

Pick Marsell if

Where Marsell fits

Marsell is an AI marketer that markets and sells a business on autopilot. It learns each kind of work from your first few answers, then does it on its own within daily limits. Every post has a 24-hour undo, and you can steer or pause it any time. Money is the exception: ad spend moves only when you say so. It is new, and its first customer is Marsell itself.

Plans run from $49 a month (Solo, 200,000 tokens) to $799 (Network, 3,600,000 tokens), with Core at $169 and Growth at $399 between them, and a year costs ten months. Tokens pay for the model and media work, every paid action shows its price in tokens first, and ad spend is paid to the ad network separately. There is no free plan or trial, but the first look at your link is free. If you would rather hand it all over, the Marsell team runs it for you: see Services.

FAQ

How much does Blaze cost?

The software costs $79 a month on Starter (one user, 3 posting accounts, 600 credits) or $149 a month on Growth (unlimited users, 10 posting accounts, 1,500 credits). Done For You programmes start at $899 a month each, for organic content or for paid ads.

Does Blaze have a free trial?

Yes, seven days with no credit card. Blaze makes your brand identity, strategy and first week of posts on day 1, and your content starts posting on day 3 if your accounts are connected.

Does Blaze run ads?

Yes, on Meta, from your own ad account. You set the audience, dates and budget for each campaign, Blaze generates the ads, and you choose which to run. Google Search Ads are listed as coming soon.

Does Marsell have a done-for-you option like Blaze?

Yes. The Marsell team offers Grow at $1,500 a month and Grow + Sell at $3,500 a month, three months to start. Marsell does the daily work, you steer it, and the team watches the numbers with you. Ad spend goes straight to the platforms.

Is there a free trial of Marsell?

No. There is no free plan or trial, but the first look at your link is free, and a demo shows the whole app at work on a made-up business.

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