Put your marketing to work.
Keep your time for the business.
Choose a marketing or lead-follow-up agent for $997/month. Christy is included to create and improve your landing pages. Your agents do the work autonomously, with results and decisions you can inspect.
$997/month per paid agentChristy and operating costs included. Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend paid separately.
Choose a starting role.
Each paid agent owns one kind of work. Hire Mara, Sage, Oscar, or Scout and Christy comes with them. Start with the one your business needs most; add another when the first has something to hand off.
Mara Meta Ads
Mara runs your Meta advertising: she tests creative, learns from performance, and puts more behind the ideas that connect.
Sage Google Ads
Sage runs an autonomous self-learning loop on your Google Ads: he reviews performance, researches opportunities, and refines keyword targeting when the evidence supports a change.
Oscar ChatGPT Ads
Oscar creates and manages your ChatGPT ads in your own OpenAI advertiser account, and uses observed campaign results to choose what to test next.
Scout Lead follow-up & booking
Scout calls incoming leads right away, coordinates appointments around your availability through Cal.com, and follows up by phone and—after A2P approval—text.
One role, or the whole team.
A full setup from campaign to follow-up uses more than one paid agent. The totals are the agent fees only.
- One paid agent + Christy$997/monthChristy and operating costs included. Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend paid separately.
- Two paid agents + Christy$1,994/monthChristy and operating costs included. Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend paid separately.
- Three paid agents + Christy$2,991/monthChristy and operating costs included. Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend paid separately.
- All four paid agents + Christy$3,988/monthChristy and operating costs included. Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend paid separately.
These are subscription totals, not promotional discounts.
What does getting this work done cost you?
Four ways to get campaigns, pages, and follow-up handled, compared on the same four things.
Do it yourself
- Cash cost
- Tools and any paid media, plus whatever your time is worth to the business.
- Your time
- Planning, creating, testing, measuring, and following up, every week, by you or your team.
- Work covered
- Whatever you have the hours and the expertise for.
- Tradeoffs
- Direct control and use of what you already know. A good fit when the capacity already exists; the work stalls when it does not.
Hire an agency
- Cash cost
- A quote for comparable channels and deliverables: setup, recurring management, and anything scoped separately. Media spend is on top.
- Your time
- Briefings, reviews, and approvals on the agency’s schedule.
- Work covered
- Depends on the scope you buy. Some agencies offer broader strategic or creative services.
- Tradeoffs
- Human expertise and a wider service menu. Scope and pricing vary widely, so compare like with like.
Keep things as they are
- Cash cost
- No new subscription. Existing spending and effort continue, or no marketing happens at all.
- Your time
- Whatever you already spend, including none.
- Work covered
- Only what is already being done.
- Tradeoffs
- Budget stays free for other priorities. Without new marketing, potential customers may never hear about the business; with existing marketing, untested offers, unimproved pages, and missed follow-up stay unexplored.
AI Launch
- Cash cost
- $997/month for the paid agent you choose. Christy and operating costs included. Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend paid separately.
- Your time
- A setup meeting, the connections your agent needs, and the reviews you choose to do. The work runs without routine approvals.
- Work covered
- Autonomous execution in the roles you hire, hosted landing pages that keep improving, and work you can inspect in your workspace.
- Tradeoffs
- Not a replacement for every agency service, and no guarantee of better results. The agents learn from the work and show you what changed.
How to compare an agency quote
Ask for the same channels and deliverables: campaign setup, ongoing management, creative or page work, and reporting. Check whether media spend, setup, and separately scoped work are inside or outside the quote. Agency pricing varies with scope, so a lower or higher headline number says little on its own.
What stays undone if nothing changes?
Potential customers who never hear about your business. An offer you never put in front of them. A landing page nobody improves. Leads nobody follows up with. What opportunities could you be missing?
Compare the subscription with the time you can put back into the business and the work you want consistently handled.
Not every business has all of these gaps, and closing them does not guarantee more sales.
What the fee covers
- Your agent’s work and operating costs: tokens, hosting, and the services the agent uses.
- Christy’s landing pages on your subdomain, created with you and kept improving.
- Bot and fraud detection on every form on your pages.
- Every campaign change, page change, and call summary visible in your workspace.
- Agents work without routine approvals. You sign an autonomy disclosure; AI Launch monitors the work and sets guardrails.
What you pay separately
- Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend. You set the budget with your agent; the platforms bill you directly.
Questions
Is Christy really included?
Yes. Any paid agent comes with Christy. There is no separate line item and no optimization tier to unlock.
Do I need all four paid agents?
No. Start with the role that matters most. A setup from campaign to follow-up uses more than one, and the totals above show what that costs.
Is ad spend included?
No. Meta, Google and OpenAI ad spend is paid by you, separately, and is not part of any subscription total.
Are there usage fees?
No. AI Launch absorbs tokens, hosting, ancillary services, and the agents’ operating costs.
What happens when I cancel?
Agents stop working when your paid service ends. Your ad account connections stay until you disconnect them.
Which agent should I start with?
Bring what you sell and how customers reach you to the meeting. The sales team helps you pick the first role.
Talk through the right starting role.
Meet the AI Launch sales team. Bring your questions about scope, setup, and what to expect in the first weeks.