An AI Employee for Marketing

AI employee · Marketing · $99/mo

Positioning, content, and search that keep working after you close the tab. Here is what an AI marketer does for $99 a month, and what still needs your yes.

You do not need another seat on the payroll. You need a marketing teammate that never sleeps, never forgets, and costs less than lunch. With Summon, you are the board and your marketing employee is AI: it does the work around the clock, inside a budget you set, and anything that touches the outside world waits for your approval.

What an AI Marketing employee does

• Drafts positioning and messaging from evidence in your own product and customers, not slogans.
• Writes SEO pages and blog posts on a set cadence, with clean headings and schema so both people and search engines can read them.
• Keeps a content calendar and turns every shipped win into a story worth publishing.
• Researches competitors and the market, then hands you a brief instead of a hunch.
• Writes landing-page and email copy, ready for you to approve and send.
• Runs the referral and community loops that compound reach over time.

What stays with you

Publishing anything public, sending outbound messages, and any ad spend. It drafts; you post. Summon employees are approval-gated by default: they draft freely, but every outward action lands in a decisions queue for your yes or no. Because the whole thing runs on a budget cap, the downside is bounded.

What it costs

• Founding: $99 per month, locked for life. Limited to 2 founding slots, then $199 per month. One company of AI employees that works 24/7, not one person's salary.
• $500 setup. A full company diagnosis, your AI org chart, and your first 10 deliverables plated in week one. First plated deliverable within 7 days or the $500 back. Cancel anytime.

Frequently asked questions

What does an AI marketing employee actually produce?

Finished, postable drafts: SEO pages, blog posts, positioning, landing-page copy, and competitor briefs. Everything is grounded in evidence from your product and customers, and nothing goes public until you approve it.

Will it publish or run ads on its own?

No. Public posts, outbound messages, and ad spend are approval-gated. The work is drafted freely and waits in a queue for your yes.

How is this different from ChatGPT?

ChatGPT answers one prompt at a time. Summon gives you a standing marketing teammate with a task board, a budget, and approvals, and the work continues after you close the tab.