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Marketing/Live/one team on the Hivemeld platform

Content ships. Ad spend moves itself.

Marketing agents write and publish blog and social posts on the calendar, build campaigns, and report what worked from your own first-party traffic. Ad spend reads are live across Meta, Google, and LinkedIn, and spend moves run inside your limits, with budget moves gated behind each platform's write approval. Moves over your limit stop and name the person they asked.

Ad spend · by campaignAds · early access
CampaignBudget / dayCost per leadWhat it did
Webinar promo
LinkedIn
$380$716 leads, low volume
Brand search
Google
$420$38Steady for 6 weeks
Retargeting · recent visitors
LinkedIn
$640$54Left alone, inside its band
Prospecting · fintech CFOs
Meta
$6,400$118Cost per lead up 41%, move drafted
MarketingBudgetMove $5,700/day off Meta prospecting into retargeting
Prospecting cost per lead rose 41% in 7 days while retargeting held at $54. Total daily spend stays flat.
Meta · prospecting$6,400/day →$700/day
LinkedIn · retargeting$640/day →$6,340/day
Waiting on a personOver your $5,000/day limit · asked J. Álvarez
Demo data · moves under your daily limit are applied and logged

Demo company ad accounts with example spend, not a customer's data

01A week with the Marketing team

Plan on Monday, report on Friday.

Five jobs, and the only one that ever asks you is a big budget move. Click a step or let it play.

Mon 05:30 · planning agentWeek built
Goal40 qualified leads from content this month, 11 to goSignalClose-automation posts outperformed product posts 3 to 1
What it scheduled
TueBlog: what close week actually costs, from two customer threads.
WedLinkedIn: the reconciliation number, with the chart.
ThuLinkedIn: excerpt from Tuesday's post.
The calendar is the plan · nothing waits for a kickoff meeting
02Guardrails

Spending money is where the limits belong.

Publishing on the calendar runs. Moving real budget runs too, until it crosses the ceiling you set.

Marketingguardrails · example setup4 of 6 run automatically
Blog and social drafts on the calendar→Automatic
Campaign builds and reports→Automatic
Ad budget changes under $5,000/day→Automatic
Pausing a campaign that is not paying→Automatic
Ad budget changes over $5,000/day→Ask J. Álvarez
Anything on a channel you have not connected→Blocked
Change any rule in Settings. Rule edits are logged with the editor's name.
03Connections

Your accounts, your voice.

Blog and social publish from your connected accounts. Ad spend reads are live; budget moves are gated on each platform's own approval, which is a date we do not control.

Blog and social

Live
BlogLinkedInX

Publishes to your blog and connected LinkedIn and X accounts from the calendar, on your own tokens.

Ad platforms

Early access
Google AdsMetaLinkedIn

Spend reads are live across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn. Budget moves run inside your limits, going live per platform as each one approves write access.

Analytics

Live
Web trafficAttributionCampaigns

First-party traffic collection and multi-touch attribution, so the path from visit to opportunity is your own data.

04Pricing

Marketing is one team. From $750 a month, plus metered usage.

The license covers the content, social, campaign, and ads agents, the guardrails, and the log. Usage is metered monthly on the same invoice, and you set the team's budget cap with an alert at 80 percent. Your ad spend is paid to the ad platforms, not to us.

Marketing license$750 / month
UsageMetered monthly. Budget cap and alerts for the team.
IncludesContent, social, campaign, ads, and reporting agents, plus Hivemeld CRM for the team's users.
Full pricing and calculator on the pricing page
05FAQ

The questions heads of marketing ask.

+Will it publish without me reading it first?
Only if you let it: posts publish to your connected blog, LinkedIn, and X accounts from the calendar. Most teams start with everything asking, watch a week of output, then turn the publishing rule to automatic and leave spend asking.
+Can it really change my ad budgets?
Inside your daily ceiling, yes: it pauses what is not paying and funds what is. Anything above the ceiling stops and names the person it asked. Write access is also gated per platform, because Google, Meta, and LinkedIn each approve it separately, and those lead times are weeks, not code.
+Where does the content come from?
Your own material: the changelog, product docs, support threads, past posts, and the web pages that already perform. Every factual claim keeps a link to its source, which is also what makes a bad draft easy to spot.
+Do you use a lookalike domain or a shared account?
No. Posts publish to your own blog and connected social accounts from the calendar. Ads run in your own ad accounts. Disconnect any of them and the log stays.
+What does it cost to run?
A license from $750 a month for the Marketing team, plus usage metered monthly. Usage scales with how many pieces you publish and how many ad accounts are managed. Your media spend is separate and paid to the platforms. Estimate the Hivemeld side on the pricing page.