Venturehand helps SaaS founders plan and prepare marketing from one product URL. Its agent, John, maps target customers, drafts posts, creates launch assets, prepares outreach, and waits for your approval before anything is published or sent.
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The real workspace, running on venturehand.com — our own product, because we have actually run it. Click through it. Approve something. Nothing you do here leaves this page.
JOHN IS LISTENING
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Here's what I understood.
Confirm it, or tap anything I got wrong. What I read on your site is a draft until you say so — what you confirm here is what I work from.
When you confirm, John starts on the first piece of work — usually your customer map — and brings it to your workspace for review. His work isn't saved, published or charged until you approve it.
You could prompt, hire, or wait.
There are five things you could do about marketing instead of this. Here is when each of them is the better answer, and when John is — because a comparison that never says “use the other one” is worth nothing.
Prompting an AI chat assistant
You already know who your customers are and exactly what to ask for.
You don't know who to ask about yet. John starts by mapping who your customers are.
An agency or a fractional marketer
There is budget for a retainer and you can wait a few weeks for the first work.
The budget is you and an afternoon a week, and you need the first move this week.
A freelancer
You already have a brief and know exactly what you want made.
You need the brief itself: who to reach, where, and with what.
Autonomous “AI employee” agents
You want something that acts on its own without checking in with you.
You want to approve each move, or set the limits John works inside.
Doing it yourself, later
The product isn't ready to show anyone yet.
It's live, and the people it's for don't know it exists.
No prices and no feature lists for anyone else’s product — they change, and a stale claim about a competitor is worse than no claim. We have not run controlled tests and do not pretend to have.
One balance. Every chapter.
One balance, spent anywhere — customers, competitors, channels, posts, videos, outreach. Your John works daily on every paid plan; plans differ in how many credits you can spend. Start free with 10 credits, no card.
You only pay for work you approve.
50 credits = 25 customer maps · 25 competitor reports · 25 channel plans · 25 social posts · 10 launch videos · 25 interactive demos · 500 outreach contacts.
Kick the tires on a real product — a customer map, your competitors, a channel plan and a first post — before you pick a plan.
Agent on Starter+Enough credits to launch and keep early momentum.
John shows up every day. The default for founders actively pushing GTM.
The same daily John, with credits for heavier output across formats.
Maximum headroom for micro-agencies and multi-product founders.
Indicative pricing for the early-access cohort. Final pricing locks at public launch. Early-access subscribers keep their rate for life.