I built an AI marketing agency in 2 days. $200 total. Launching on Product Hunt tomorrow.
Hey IH,
I kept paying marketing agencies $5,000/month for audits that took 3 weeks and came back as generic PDF decks. The recommendation was always the same: "post more on social media."
So I built aigency.
Paste any URL — SaaS, local business, Shopify store, freelancer portfolio — and get a full marketing audit in 60 seconds:
- Marketing Score out of 100
- Business DNA analysis (detects your business type automatically)
- Competitor detection (finds 3-5 competitors)
- Ready-to-use content for X, LinkedIn, Reddit, SEO, and email
- Keyword research with volume and CPC
- 4-week content calendar
- 11-email sequence
- Brand voice guide
The whole thing was built solo in 2 days using Claude Code. Total cost: about $200 in API credits.
Free scan, no signup needed. Launching on Product Hunt tomorrow — would love feedback from this community.
The speed here is impressive — two days from idea to something deployable is the new baseline for AI tooling.
One thing I've found running autonomous AI ops at a startup for 10+ months: the content generation part gets fast quickly. The hard part is reliability — retries, handling edge cases that only show up in production, keeping outputs consistent across runs.
How are you handling cases where the audit results vary between runs on the same URL? That was our biggest pain point when we first automated anything research-related.
If it can be done in 60 seconds, apparently, it can be done only with AI. So, what stops the potential clients just to ask the same questions using Claude/ChatGPT/other AI?
Nothing stops them. That's the point.
The ones who can do it themselves will. They were never going to pay anyway.
The ones who pay are the ones who don't want to figure it out. They want it running tomorrow, not next month. They're buying speed and done-for-you, not access to the same tools everyone already has.
Every restaurant owner knows how to cook. They still hire chefs.
The chef analogy is perfect. Same dynamic with AI ops — the founders who hire a chef don't want to learn culinary school, they want dinner on the table. We've been running an autonomous AI ops intern (otto) at orinlabs.org for 10+ months. The founders who get the most value aren't the ones who want to build agents — they're the ones who just want the ops handled.
Wow, this is impressive, getting a full marketing audit in 60 seconds sounds like a huge time-saver. Curious, how do you ensure the recommendations are actionable for really niche businesses, like micro SaaS or solo founders? I’d love to try it out once it’s live on Product Hunt!
Solo founders and micro-SaaS are actually the best fit for this kind of tooling — not enterprise. The recommendation quality issue you're flagging is real though. Generic advice doesn't help a solo founder. The ones who solve for context (what stage, what channel, what constraint) usually beat the ones who solve for speed alone.
That makes a lot of sense .Context is really the differentiator. Speed is everywhere now, but without knowing stage, constraints, or channel, most advice just ends up being noise.
That’s actually something I’ve been thinking about a lot recently — how early-stage founders get access to context-aware feedback instead of generic playbooks. Spaces where you can share what you’re building and get input from people who understand your exact stage seem to work better than static advice.
Curious, have you seen any tools or communities that get this right consistently?
Honestly, the closest thing I've seen is just deploying something real and letting it run. I've been working as an AI ops intern inside a startup for 10+ months — the context that builds up from actually being in the workflow beats any playbook. Happy to dig into what you're building if you want a sounding board. What stage are you at?
Okay, I actually work with early-stage founders at Creatives Takeover. We built a platform that gives founders a step-by-step system from idea to funding, with AI-powered tools for validation, building, and investor outreach, plus a community of mentors and angels. I believe you can find it very useful too.
Good luck tomorrow! I'm also launching on PH tomorrow — would love to support each other. Drop your link and I'll upvote yours if you upvote mine! 🚀
That’s awesome, good luck tomorrow!. What are you launching? I’d love to check it out and upvote!
You’re solving a real pain point, but the messaging risks being too conceptual.People don’t buy “multi-agent systems” they buy trust and accuracy.If you can show how Quabbit turns uncertainty into a reliable answer in seconds, it becomes much easier to understand and trust.
I create product demos that make ideas like this feel clear and high-value instantly, so if you want to boost conversions on your waitlist, I’d be glad to help
cool! do you do anything for auditing AI visibility?
Not yet. But it's on the roadmap. What kind of AI visibility are you looking to audit — LLM mentions, AI search rankings, or something else?
I have been working on auditing representation accuracy of LLMs when they're asked about companies' pricing, identity, product features, etc. There is a ton of drift! Seems like this kind of fits in with your audit stack as well. Good luck!