Vendilo
Generate launch campaigns, ad angles, emails and landing cop
I’m building Vendilo, an AI campaign factory for founders, marketers and small teams.
The problem I’m trying to solve is simple: many people can build a product, but then struggle to turn it into a clear launch campaign.
Most AI tools generate isolated pieces of copy — one headline, one email, one social post. Vendilo is designed to work more like a structured campaign workspace.
You describe your product, audience and offer, then it helps generate a launch campaign pack: positioning, ad angles, landing page copy, email ideas, social posts and exportable campaign assets.
The product is already in Early Access through EarlyForge. It is currently around 70% complete, usable, and sold with lifetime pricing during the early-access window before moving to annual pricing at maturity.
I’d love feedback from other founders:
Is the “buy early, pay less, keep lifetime access” model clear enough?
Would you trust a transparent early-access product if the roadmap is public?
What would make the landing page more convincing?
Product page: https://earlyforge.io/products/vendilo
3 Comments
this is interesting, especially the shift from “single outputs” to structured campaigns, one thing I’d be curious about, when do users actually feel this gave me a campaign I can use, not just a bunch of generated ideas? So with tools like this the gap is often between generating content and feeling confident enough to ship it. That first I can actually launch this moment usually decides whether people stick or not. On the early access side, the model makes sense but trust usually comes from how tangible the output feels, not just pricing or roadmap transparency. Actually if you want, I can take a quick look at the landing / flow and point out a few ways to make that value click faster
Thanks Mael , that’s a very useful point.
Vendilo actually already generates a structured campaign pack that is meant to be used, not just a list of disconnected ideas. It includes positioning, ad angles, landing page copy, email ideas, social posts and exportable assets.
The only thing it deliberately does not do is publish directly to Meta, Google, TikTok or LinkedIn, because I want users to review, edit and launch manually with full control.
But I think your point is right: maybe the landing needs to make that “I can use this as a real campaign draft” feeling more obvious and tangible faster. I’ll probably improve the page with a clearer before/after example and a more concrete preview of a generated campaign pack.
Thank you
yeah that makes sense, feels like the gap isn’t what the product does but how quickly users feel they can actually use it. Right now it sounds like the landing explains the system well, but the I can launch something real with this moment might still feel a bit abstract. Usually what works here is showing a very concrete before to after or a this is exactly what you get in 2 minutes moment early in the flow. So if you want, I can map out where that moment could land on your current page and a couple of specific tweaks to make it click faster