The AI workspace that acts

The AI workspace that runs campaigns

Most AI workspaces help you write about marketing. Compass is the AI workspace where an agent plans, launches and corrects your campaigns while you approve.

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Why marketers switch

A workspace built for doing, not documenting

One goal, one route

Describe the objective in plain words. Compass turns it into a campaign plan with audience, creative, channels and checkpoints.

Your stack, one chart

Email, ads, social and CRM connect in one place, so you stop moving numbers between twelve tabs every Monday.

Execution included

The agent drafts assets, schedules sends and allocates spend. It acts on your stack instead of leaving suggestions in a doc.

Budget that follows results

Spend shifts toward the channels that convert, inside caps you set, while the campaign still has time to benefit.

Re-routing on signal

When a metric moves, Compass pauses a leg, doubles another or reworks the creative, and logs the trigger for each change.

Approval on every move

You pick the level of autonomy. Review everything at first, then hand over the legs you trust.

Compass in numbers

What one workspace replaces

40+
tools connected from a single chart
1
route instead of a dozen dashboards
24/7
monitoring of live channel results
100%
of autonomous moves stay approvable
How it works

Three legs to a live campaign

From a written goal to a campaign that corrects itself, with you approving only what matters.

  1. 1

    Name the destination

    Tell Compass the goal: a launch, a revenue number, a segment to win back. It reads the objective and asks only what it needs.

  2. 2

    Approve the route

    Compass charts the full campaign as one map. Adjust any leg, set budget caps, then give it the heading.

  3. 3

    Let it take the helm

    It executes across your stack, measures against checkpoints and re-routes on signal. You watch the position, not the busywork.

Use case

Replace the spreadsheet that runs your launches

Many teams run each launch from an email platform, an ad manager, a social scheduler and a CRM, held together by a shared spreadsheet that someone updates every morning. That spreadsheet is the real workspace, and it depends on a person. With Compass, one brief sets the objective and the budget split, and the route adjusts as results arrive. Nobody copies numbers between tabs, and the status meeting shrinks to a review of what the agent did.

  • One brief per launch, not four setups
  • Live results in the same view as the plan
  • A log of every action and its trigger
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Use case

Keep the whole team on one heading

A growth lead needs to know what is running, what it costs and what changed overnight. In a docs-style workspace, that answer lives in someone's weekly update. In Compass, it lives in the route itself. Specialists work on their own channels, leads approve spend, and everyone reads the same chart. Roles and approval workflows on the Clipper plan keep agencies and multi-brand teams from crossing wires.

  • Approval workflows for spend and creative
  • Roles per brand or per channel
  • Checkpoint analytics shared by the whole team
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Pick the right tool

Docs-style AI workspace or Compass

Both are useful. They solve different problems, so match the tool to the job you need done.

QuestionDocs-style AI workspaceCompass
Main jobWriting, notes, knowledge basePlanning and running campaigns
Who starts the workYou, with a promptYour goal, then live performance data
What it touchesPages, docs, databasesEmail, ads, social, CRM
Can it move budgetNoYes, inside your caps
Does it explain its actionsOnly when askedLogs the trigger on every action
Best forTeams that need a shared wikiMarketers who need campaigns to self-correct
Passage rates

Priced by the size of the voyage

Start free and hand over more of the helm as you build trust. No setup fee on any plan.

Dinghy

Free

Chart your first route

  • One active campaign
  • Route planner and brief
  • 3 channel integrations
  • Manual launch
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Most popular

Cutter

$49 /mo

For teams shipping weekly

  • Unlimited campaigns
  • Autonomous execution
  • 40+ integrations
  • Budget allocation and re-routing
  • Checkpoint analytics
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Clipper

$149 /mo

For orchestration at scale

  • Everything in Cutter
  • Multi-brand routes
  • Approval workflows and roles
  • Priority support and SLA
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Bearings, taken

Questions before you connect a channel

What is an AI workspace for marketers?
It is one place where planning, execution and measurement of campaigns happen, with an AI agent doing the operating work. In Compass, you write a goal, the agent charts the route across email, ads, social and CRM, and you approve each move. It replaces the pile of tabs, not your judgment.
How is Compass different from a docs-style AI workspace?
Docs-style workspaces help you write, summarize and organize. Compass is built to run campaigns: it connects to your channels, moves budget and changes creative based on live results. If you mainly need notes and wikis, a docs tool fits better. If you need campaigns to correct themselves, Compass does.
Which tools does the workspace connect to?
Compass connects to more than 40 tools across email, ads, social, CRM and analytics. You start with two or three channels and add more as you trust the routes. Everything it does through those connections is logged, so you can see what changed and why.
Do I lose control if the agent acts for me?
No. Every autonomous move stays approvable. You choose the approval level: review each action, or let Compass run the legs you trust inside budget caps you set. You can pause a route or take over at any checkpoint.
How long does a first campaign take to set up?
A first campaign takes minutes to describe. You name the goal, approve the route Compass charts, and connect a channel or two. Most of the time goes into the brief, because a clear objective and a hard budget cap decide how well the agent performs.
How much does it cost?
Dinghy is free and covers one active campaign, the route planner and three channel integrations. Cutter is $49 a month for unlimited campaigns and autonomous execution. Clipper is $149 a month and adds multi-brand routes, approval workflows and roles. All plans have no setup fee.
Can a team share one workspace?
Yes. The Clipper plan adds roles and approval workflows, so a lead can approve spend while specialists work on their own channels. Multi-brand routes keep agencies and multi-product teams from mixing campaigns.

Name a destination, keep the helm

Chart your first campaign free. No setup fee, and every move stays approvable by you.

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