New piMark is a six-agent autonomous marketing team — now in private preview. Read the manifesto →
Founders & small teams

A marketing team for the price of software.

You can't hire a marketer yet, but you can't skip marketing either. piMark's six specialist agents plan, draft, review and schedule your content — you set the direction and approve, they do the rest.

The problem for founder-led teams

Marketing is the job nobody's job description covers.

Early on, marketing gets whatever attention is left after product, sales and support — which usually means none, until the silence starts to hurt.

You can't hire a marketer yet

A full-time marketing hire is a real budget commitment most early-stage companies can't justify before there's traction to point to.

Freelancers and agencies need a brief you don't have time to write

Outsourcing content still requires someone to define the strategy, review the drafts and keep it consistent — which is most of the job anyway.

Silence has a real cost

Every week without content is a week potential customers don't hear from you — and a week competitors who are posting get the attention instead.

piMark gives you six specialists for the price of software, so marketing stops being the thing you get to eventually.

How the team helps founders

Six agents, standing in for a team you can't hire yet.

A

Analyst

Tells you what to say next

Reads your existing content and audience signals and proposes what to post next — you don't need marketing instincts, just a product to talk about.

B

Boss

Owns the calendar so you don't have to

Turns Analyst's suggestions into a real weekly plan and keeps it moving — the discipline of a marketing manager without the headcount.

W

Writer

Handles the blank page

Turns a rough idea — even a one-line brief — into a finished draft, so you're never staring at an empty post box wondering where to start.

O

Observer

Catches what you'd miss under pressure

Reviews every draft before you see it, so the thing you approve at 11pm between other tasks has already had a second pair of eyes.

Wc

Wildcard

Covers channels you don't have time for

Adapts one piece of content for every platform you're on, so you're not manually rewriting the same post three times.

H

Hustler

Pushes what's already working

Notices when something lands and repurposes it, so a good post keeps earning attention instead of disappearing after one day.

Where it shows up

The recurring work piMark takes off your plate.

A weekly content plan, built for you

No more deciding what to post from scratch each week — Analyst and Boss propose a plan grounded in your product and audience.

One idea, every channel

Drop in a rough thought about a product update or milestone; get it shaped for LinkedIn, X and email without doing the rewriting yourself.

A landing page or launch post when you need one

A new feature or fundraise announcement gets a proper page or post drafted in minutes, not whenever you finally find an evening free.

A gut-check before something risky ships

Run a sensitive announcement through Foresight's directional pre-publish check before you hit send on something you can't easily walk back.

AThis week: feature you shipped TuesdayIdea
W3 posts drafted from your noteReview
YouApproved between meetingsHuman
Illustrative example

A two-person founding team, one week after shipping a feature.

This is a composite scenario to show how piMark fits, not a customer result — piMark is in private preview with no paying customers yet.

Picture two co-founders who shipped a feature Tuesday and haven't posted anything about it by Friday because neither has time to write. One drops a two-sentence note into piMark. Analyst suggests framing it around the problem it solves rather than the feature itself. Writer drafts three variants; Observer flags one claim that's slightly ahead of what the feature actually does. The founder fixes the line, approves all three between meetings, and Boss schedules them across the week.

See it on your next update
The capability, framed honestly

What "a team for the price of software" actually means.

These describe piMark's capability, not results from a customer deployment — piMark is in private preview.

6specialist agents covering the roles you can't staff yet
0marketing hires required to start posting consistently
1founder, still fully in command of what ships
Questions founders ask

Straight answers.

No. You bring the strategy — what you're building, who it's for — and Analyst and Boss translate that into a content plan. Writer and Observer handle the drafting and quality checks. You approve what ships.
piMark is priced as software, not a hire — see the pricing page for current plans. It won't replace the judgment a great marketer brings at scale, but it covers the content-production motion a founder usually can't afford to staff yet.
Most of the work happens before you see it — Analyst and Writer prepare a week's worth of drafts for review. Your time goes to approving and occasionally adjusting direction, not writing from a blank page.
piMark scales with you — a hired marketer can take over strategy and approval while the agents keep handling production, or you can add more brands and channels as the business grows.
Stop putting marketing off

A marketing team, without the marketing hire.

See piMark turn your next product update into a week of content — with you approving every word.

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