Six jobs, from one product URL

It does six marketing jobs a solo SaaS founder would otherwise do by hand or not at all: map who you are selling to and who you are up against, rank the channels that reach them, draft the posts, produce a launch video, draft the cold outreach, and remember every contact. All six start from your product URL and share one credit pool, and every one of them prepares work for your approval rather than acting on its own.

No, but they are chained on purpose. The segment map is the input everything else reads, so channels, posts and outreach are much weaker without it. The launch video reads nothing but your page, so it works at any point and is free to try. In practice most founders use two or three.

Cold outreach and the CRM are paid-only. Customer segments, competitor research, channel plans, posts and the launch video all work on the free plan within your monthly credits, and John's schedule — John preparing moves on his own cadence rather than when you ask, each waiting for your approval — starts on Starter. Solo mode, where John works inside a mandate you set and can revoke, runs on every plan within your credits.

Three of them. The ICP generator, the channel picker and the launch video generator are all open with no signup and no card. They are the same engines the paid product uses; what an account adds is saving the results, chaining them together, and John running on a cadence.

It decides what to work on next and it does the work. It does not send, publish or spend without your explicit approval, and there is no setting that turns that off. The credit cost is shown on the draft before you decide.