About Marketeer Labs
A marketing team for businesses that never had one.
Marketeer Labs gives small businesses a whole marketing team in one app, led by Kate, an AI CMO, with the owner keeping the final say.
Who we build for
- Aesthetics clinics
- Bakeries
- Cafés and coffee shops
- Hair salons and barbers
- Gyms and fitness studios
- Trades and home services
- Independent shops
- Business services
No time, no team, no idea what is working.
Most small businesses run their marketing themselves, in the gaps between serving customers. We built Marketeer so a business with no marketing department can have one, and still keep the final say on every word.
Today's options leave the owner as the project manager: an agency retainer, a part-time freelancer, or five tools with no plan and nobody accountable. Content is no longer the hard part; owning the whole loop is, from the goal to the next campaign.
18%
of small-business decision-makers feel very confident their marketing is effective
42%
have less than one hour a day to spend on marketing
No. 1
frustration: not knowing what is working
Source: Constant Contact small business marketing survey, 2025 (2,500 decision-makers)
Why now.
The tools changed, and owners are already using them.
AI can now run a whole workflow
Models plan, brief, produce, check and report as one loop, not just write a caption.
Source: Wix press release, 11 August 2026 (Symphony by Wix)
Owners are already using AI for marketing
48% of small businesses used AI for marketing in 2025. A separate survey of different owners in early 2026 found 54% already using AI marketing tools and 68% planning to increase marketing budgets. The two surveys asked different people different questions, so they are not one trend.
Source: Constant Contact small business marketing survey, June 2025 (2,500 decision-makers); Constant Contact Small Business Now report, February 2026 (1,500 or more owners, five countries)
Trust decides who wins
Brand consistency and data privacy are owners' main worries about AI. An approval-first team, with every post shown word for word before it goes out and a weekly receipt, is built to earn that trust.
Source: Constant Contact small business marketing survey, June 2025 (2,500 decision-makers)
Six things we claim, and how we measure each one.
Marketing drafts you can review and put to work. Each claim names its measure: a method, not a result we have achieved.
Drafts the work, not just tips
A week of posts and pictures drafted for your yes, and a receipt every Friday.
How we measure it
Completed weekly cycles, and how much of the work is accepted with no or minor edits, counted in the Growth programme.
One conversation, one set of drafts
Brief Kate once, not twelve tabs. She coordinates twelve specialists and brings their work back to you.
How we measure it
The minutes an owner spends briefing, reviewing and correcting, recorded in the Growth programme against a baseline week.
You decide what goes live
Approval-first by design: each post shown word for word before your yes, and a fresh yes after any material edit. Autopilot is off until you switch it on, and holds each post 12 hours so you can stop it. On Business, an audit log of every campaign run and campaign sign-off, plus week approvals.
How we measure it
Every campaign run and approval decision, recorded in the audit log on Business.
Business memory that persists
Your voice, your brand rules and the proof points you give Kate, remembered from week to week.
How we measure it
Repeated corrections, and how often a draft is accepted as it is, counted in the Growth programme.
Commercial learning, not vanity metrics
Friday's receipt shows what ran and what the connected accounts reported, says plainly what was not measured, and names the next decision.
How we measure it
How many campaigns can be read against an outcome in an account the owner connected, counted in the Growth programme.
Honest by default, your data yours
No invented case studies. Kate is tested against an exam and a benchmark, and the latest results are shown with their dates. You can take a copy of your brand, posts and contacts with you when you leave, and we never train public AI models on your work. A UK company.
How we measure it
The benchmarks and the export paths are public, so anyone can check them.
The numbers are on the proof page, computed when you load it.
How we keep ourselves honest.
The rules we hold ourselves to, written down where you can check them.
No invented case studies
Real results go up when a customer agrees to share them, and not before. Until then the customers page says so.
Tested against an exam and a benchmark
Kate is tested against a fixed exam and a fixed benchmark, marked by a different model. The proof page shows the latest results with their dates, computed when you load it, and withholds a stand-in score. Benchmarks use invented businesses, never customer data.
Your data is yours
Export your work as PDF, CSV or Word. Delete your account yourself from Settings. We never train public AI models on your work.
Human help is named as human
In the Growth programme a named person helps with onboarding and exceptions, on the same permissions as you, and every hour is logged.
Autonomy, earned in stages.
Kate does more on her own only as the evidence earns it, and not before. The stages marked today are how the product works now; the rest show what would have to be true before we move.
- Today
Draft only
Where anything new starts. The team drafts; nothing leaves the workspace.
- Today
Publish after your yes
How posts, emails and campaigns work today. You approve each item, or the week in one sitting.
- Today
Auto-publish low-risk organic posts within rules you set
Autopilot, for your posts. It stays off until you switch it on, and it posts only to channels you have connected, within a daily limit on each.
- Later
Optimise small paid budgets within strict limits
Once the stages before it have been earned on real accounts.
- Later
Reallocate meaningful spend with guardrails
On the public roadmap. Early customers opt in; nobody is moved onto it.
What never changes: your yes, an honest receipt, and data you can take with you.
Every plan starts at the draft-for-approval stage, and stays there unless you switch on autopilot. Kate offers autopilot after three approved weeks, on plans that include it. Once it is on, each post waits 12 hours in your queue with a Hold button, so you can still stop it. Autopilot publishes on its own, inside limits you set. The stages that move ad spend are not switched on for any customer yet. See the roadmap
Founder-led, in the UK, with the AI team doing the production work.
A UK company, based in London. The founder joins the sales conversation and the week-eight review personally.
Marketeer Labs
- Company
- Print Vortex Limited, trading as Marketeer Labs
- Company number
- 10442453
- Registered office
- 4th Floor, 18 St. Cross Street, London, EC1N 8UN
Give next week to Kate.
A week's marketing, drafted while you are shut, waiting for your yes.
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