Campaigns that run, not drafts
GATE's agents plan and run marketing campaigns end to end: they write, launch, and follow up, instead of handing you a draft to finish yourself.
Most marketing tools hand you a draft and leave the work to you. GATE puts a team of AI agents on your marketing: they plan and run campaigns, do outreach, and publish content in your voice, briefed in plain language and working around the clock. The output of a marketing team, without hiring one.
GATE's agents plan and run marketing campaigns end to end: they write, launch, and follow up, instead of handing you a draft to finish yourself.
Marketing automation does what you pre-programmed. An agent reads the situation and acts, picking up the cases your rules never covered.
Tell it who you want to reach. It builds the list, writes the outreach, follows up, and books the meeting.
It writes and publishes content on the topics your buyers actually search, in your voice, so your organic presence compounds month after month.
On a D2C brand running on GATE: add-to-cart up 33%, page latency down 82%, and four dead landing pages brought back to life. Marketing work that moved real numbers.
It learns your brand and tone so output stays consistent, and your data is handled on EU-based infrastructure and never used to train models.
Tell the agents your product, your buyers, and your goal, the way you would brief a marketer. No dashboards to wire up and no rules to pre-program.
They pick what fits: the campaign, the outreach list, the content your buyers actually search for, and line up the plan instead of waiting for you to spell out every step.
They write it, launch it, and publish it in your voice. Campaigns sent, outreach going out, content live, rather than a draft handed back for you to finish.
They keep working what is landing, log every action, and report back so you can see what moved. You keep the final say on anything that matters.
Marketing automation is only as good as the rules you set, and it stalls the moment something falls outside them. A GATE agent reads what is actually happening and acts on it, the way a marketer would, then keeps a record of what it did. It is the same operating layer that runs other work for real businesses: agents with memory and coordination, every action logged.
See what an agent that does real work looks like in what is an AI employee, put an agent on your sales outreach, or point a fleet at your online store. For what an AI marketing agent actually runs, read AI marketing for small business.
"Marketing" is really a stack of concrete jobs, and each one is a real GATE tool you can point at on its own: B2B email outreach that builds the list and books the meeting, ad management that plans the budget and tracks the return, social media content and outreach across Instagram and LinkedIn, influencer outreach that finds creators who fit your brand, and landing pages live on your domain in hours. Browse the full set on the solutions page.
Automation follows rules you set in advance. An AI marketing agent reads the context and decides what to do, so it handles the full range of marketing work, not just the workflows you pre-configured.
No. You brief the agents in plain language, the way you would brief a marketer. They handle the campaigns, outreach, and content, and report back. Nothing to install or configure yourself.
Plan and run campaigns, sales outreach (build the list, write the sequence, follow up, book the meeting), and content and SEO in your voice. On a real D2C store it lifted add-to-cart 33% and cut page latency 82%.
It does both. The agents write content on the topics your buyers actually search for, in your voice, and publish it, so your organic presence compounds instead of sitting in a drafts folder.
Yes. Ad management is one of the concrete jobs in the marketing stack: the agents plan the budget, run the campaign, and track the return, so you can see what the spend actually brought back.
On a D2C brand running on GATE, add-to-cart rose 33%, page latency dropped 82%, and four dead landing pages were brought back to life. Marketing work that moved real numbers, not just activity.
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