GATE gives a small business its own AI agent for the marketing nobody has time for: posts on Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook, newsletters to your own list, sales emails, Google and Meta ads, and landing pages. Sales emails wait for your approval by default and new ads start paused. Habitual, a vegan supplements brand, reports 33% more sales since putting its business on GATE.
You brief one agent once, connect your accounts, and hand it the marketing jobs one at a time.
Tell it your product, your buyers and how you sound. Your agent writes your brand voice and ideal customer into GATE's tools, so every post and email starts from them.
Instagram connects from the chat and your password never goes into it. LinkedIn and a Facebook Page connect too, Gmail sends your emails, and your Google and Meta ad accounts link to GATE.
Posts, carousels and video for Instagram, text posts for LinkedIn and photo posts for a Facebook Page, scheduled ahead, plus newsletters to your own lists with a test send first.
Social campaigns search hashtags, keywords and the followers of brands you name, grade every profile against your ideal customer, and only then like, comment, follow or send one first message.
Ad spend, clicks and conversions for any date range, visits and sources from GATE's own analytics, and your Search Console queries per page over time.
You do, per kind of action. Some limits are set by GATE itself, whatever the agent is asked.
Set per action, raised as trust grows.
Out of the box: sales emails wait for your yes, replies are sorted on their own, and Instagram DM replies stay off until you pick a mode for a conversation.
Whatever the agent is asked.
Six marketing jobs, each done through a real GATE tool.
Your agent makes and schedules posts, carousels and video for Instagram, text posts for LinkedIn and photo posts for a Facebook Page, as you or as your company.
Campaigns grade every profile against your ideal customer, creators get a score out of ten with the reason, and only those above your bar are liked, commented on, followed or messaged.
Newsletters go to your own CRM lists from your Gmail or your own domain, test send first. Sales emails work the list you bring and stop when someone replies.
Your agent reads spend, clicks and conversions for any date range and creates ads and campaigns paused. A budget change needs an explicit confirm.
A draft page goes live at a real link in seconds for comments, then ships to your own domain over HTTPS.
GATE's own analytics counts visits, sources and pages without cookies and keeps your Search Console queries per page over time.
Three common ways a small business gets its marketing done, side by side.
| What you compare | Marketing automation | An agency or freelancer | Your GATE agent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | Rules you set up in advance | People you brief and pay per job | Your agent, briefed in plain language |
| How it decides | Fixed triggers and rules | Their judgement, on their schedule | Your agent's judgement, inside the limits you set |
| What it covers | Mostly email flows and scheduled posts | What the contract covers | Posts, social outreach, newsletters, sales emails, ads and landing pages |
| Control | Settings in each tool | Briefs, reports and meetings | Approvals per action and an activity log |
| Memory of your brand | Templates you keep up to date | Lives with the people on your account | One memory of your business that builds over time |
| How you start | Set up each tool and its rules | A brief, a contract, then onboarding | An invite, then a brief in plain language |
| What it does not do | Anything outside its rules | Anything outside the brief | Video ads, networks beyond Google and Meta, or bought contact lists |
Habitual makes vegan, sugar-free gummy supplements. Its founder reports 33% more sales, capacity for five times the orders and a 50% faster site after putting the business on GATE.
Read the Habitual storyAI marketing for a small business means an AI agent that does the marketing work itself instead of only suggesting ideas. With GATE, your own agent makes and schedules social posts, sends newsletters to your own lists, works your sales emails, reads your Google and Meta ads and builds landing pages, while sales emails wait for your approval by default and new ads start paused.
Marketing automation follows rules you set in advance and does nothing outside them. An AI marketing agent reads the situation and decides what to do inside the limits you set. GATE's agent writes each post and email for its audience, grades every profile before contacting anyone, and asks for your approval where your settings say it should.
Yes. GATE's agent makes and schedules posts, carousels and video for Instagram, text posts with an optional image for LinkedIn, as you or as a company Page you run, and text, link or photo posts for a Facebook Page. Instagram connects from the chat, and your password never goes into the chat. Video is supported on Instagram only.
GATE's agent reads your Google and Meta ad accounts, with spend, clicks, impressions and conversions for any date range, and can create campaigns and ads. Everything it creates starts paused, and budget changes are refused without an explicit confirm, so your agent quotes the exact change and amount and waits for your yes. GATE does not make video ads or run other ad networks.
Yes. GATE's agent writes the newsletter and sends it to a list in your GATE CRM, from your own Gmail address or from your own verified domain. It can send you a test, shows the plan before anything is sent and can schedule the send. Every message re-checks the opt-out, and one unsubscribe stops every GATE tool from mailing that person.
GATE paces every Instagram and LinkedIn action with daily and hourly caps, a cooldown of about 36 hours per person, random gaps and quiet hours, and it touches each person once per action: one like, one comment, one follow, one first message. Replies never use up the daily cap; only a cold first message does. No tool can promise a network will never flag an account.
GATE's marketing agent does not make video ads, run ads outside Google and Meta, buy contact lists or fill a content calendar by itself. It does no outreach on Facebook and posts no video to LinkedIn or Facebook. It works only through GATE's own tools, so a marketing job without a tool is built first, and the ads it creates start paused.
No. You brief GATE's agent in plain language, the way you would brief a new marketer, and it works through GATE's own tools: no code, no automation rules to wire up and nothing to install on your site except the analytics tag if you want it. Most companies run on one agent, and some add a second, for example for sales.
It did for Habitual, a vegan supplements brand run by one founder. After putting the business on GATE, Habitual reports 33% more sales, capacity for five times the orders and a 50% faster site. Every number on GATE's customer pages is reported by the customer, and the full story is on GATE's Habitual case page.
Invite only while we onboard a small number of businesses.