Compass

Compass positions itself as the opposite of a marketing dashboard. Instead of leaving you with twelve disconnected metric views and all of the work, it accepts a destination in plain words — launch a product, grow MRR, fill the pipeline, win back churned customers — reads the underlying intent, and charts a campaign plan covering brief, audience, creative, channels and measurement checkpoints. The output is presented as a single readable route rather than a pile of tasks.

Once you approve that route, Compass takes the helm. It drafts assets in your voice, sequences email, ads, social and CRM touchpoints, schedules sends, and allocates budget across channels — more than 40 integrations are supported. When performance data shifts, it pauses underperforming legs, doubles down where results are strong, and reworks creative automatically. The site stresses that every autonomous action stays approvable: you can review each move, set approval levels per leg, or pause and take the helm at any checkpoint.

The pricing ladder is built for a gradual hand-off of control. A free Dinghy tier covers one active campaign with the route planner and three channel integrations; Cutter at $49/month unlocks unlimited campaigns and full autonomous execution; Clipper at $149/month adds multi-brand routes, approval workflows and roles, plus priority support. There is no setup fee and plans can be cancelled at any time.