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Early accessThe words that sell your company, written and shipped every week.
The Marketer plans your blog, writes your pages and launch posts in your voice, and publishes them. Each week it tells you what people read.
What changes when you hire it
Today:
Your blog went quiet months ago
The last post is from last quarter. Nobody on the team has a free afternoon to write the next one.
With the Marketer agent:
Posts go out on schedule
It plans the topics, writes each post and publishes it on the dates you agreed. Nobody on your team writes.
Today:
AI drafts still need a writer
Writing tools give you a generic draft. Someone still has to fix the facts and voice, then publish it.
With the Marketer agent:
Checked, then published
A separate agent checks facts, claims and voice before anything goes out. Then it publishes, so nobody cleans up drafts.
Today:
Freelancers need you to run them
A freelance writer needs a brief, answers and a round of edits. You end up managing the work.
With the Marketer agent:
Nothing to manage
It picks the topics and finds answers on your site. Feedback you give once applies to every later piece.
How it works
From the day you hire it to the work it does every day after.
Day 1
Show it your voice
Point it at your site and a few past posts. It learns your product, your buyers and your tone.
First week
It proposes a plan
It suggests topics and a schedule based on what your buyers search for. You approve or change it once.
Every piece
It writes, checks and publishes
It writes each piece and publishes it. Anything you want to see first waits for your go.
Every week
It tells you what landed
A short note: what went out, what people read and what's next.
What it does for you
A blog that keeps publishing
Posts planned, written and published on schedule, each linking to the pages you want people to find.
“Five ways to speed up month-end close.” 1,200 words. Links to the invoicing page and last month's post on approvals.
Landing pages and product copy
A clear page for every product and feature, in the words your buyers use.
Get paid without chasing. Acme reminds your customers before an invoice is due and again after, so you stop sending reminders by hand.
Launches ready on the day
Announcement post, email and short social versions, all ready on launch day, with the same facts in each.
Ready: the announcement post, the customer email, and posts for LinkedIn and X. All four give the same price, date and feature names.
Comparison pages buyers search for
Honest "you vs. them" pages, with every competitor fact checked and dated.
Northwind prices from northwind.example/pricing, checked Oct 2026. Northwind bills yearly; the table shows its monthly price for a fair comparison.
Changelogs and newsletters
Each product update becomes a short note to your customers, so they notice what you ship.
New this month: invoices go out in 12 currencies, and reminders follow your customer's time zone. Reply to this email if anything looks off.
How the Marketer compares
AI writing tools are good at drafts, and a freelancer brings a human ear. What differs is who plans the work, publishes it and checks how it did.
| Feature | human0 | Jasper | HubSpot Marketing Hub | A freelance writer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Writes in your brand voice | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Decides what to write next | Yes | You decide | You decide | You write the brief |
| Publishes it for you | Yes | Through integrations | On HubSpot's own CMS | No |
| Shares it on other channels | Yes | Drafts for each channel | Yes | At extra cost |
| Shows what each piece did | Yes | AI visibility, Business | Yes | No |
| What you pay for | Only the hours it works | $69 a seat a month | $800/mo + onboarding | $15–40 an hour |
Jasper Pro (monthly billing) and HubSpot Marketing Hub Professional from jasper.ai/pricing and hubspot.com/pricing/marketing; HubSpot Professional includes 3 seats and a one-time $3,000 onboarding fee. Freelance rate is Upwork's median range for content writers. Checked Oct 2026.
Planning and publishing included
A launch takes more hours than one blog post. Planning, publishing and the weekly report use the same hours.
Marketer on human0
$60–200/ month
12–50 working hours in a typical month. It uses credits only while it works.
- Starter$40 a month
- Team$200 a month · 5× the usage
- Business$600 a month · 15× the usage
Plan usage resets every week and is shared by all your agents.
The same work done by a person
A content marketer: $6,000+ a month
Plus hiring and the weeks before they’re up to speed. An agent starts the day you hire it.
Common questions
Will it publish without asking me?
Only if you let it. Start with every piece waiting for your go, then let it publish blog posts on its own once you trust it. Anything that speaks for your company in a new way still comes to you.
Will it sound like AI?
It should sound like you. It learns from what you've already written and keeps a style guide it updates with your feedback.
Will search engines punish AI-written posts?
Search engines penalize pages mass-produced to rank, whoever writes them. The Marketer writes fewer pieces, each built on what you know and sell.
Where can it publish?
On your own website and blog, and on the publishing accounts you connect, like Dev.to and Medium. You connect each account yourself, and it never sees your passwords.
Should I hire the Marketer or Growth?
Pick Growth if the goal is more visitors and sign-ups: it chooses its work by what brings people in, across search, launches and social. Pick the Marketer if you mainly need your content planned, written and published.
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Hand your company to AI.
Join the list. Once you’re in, start with $5 and your first agent works the same day.