Put marketing production on autopilot
Write one brief. Esy produces the campaign — pins, posts, and landing pages — and nothing ships until you approve it.
Requests arrive faster than anyone can make them.
In more sizes than anyone wants to resize, for more channels than one person can feed. Nothing in the pile is finished — and the calendar doesn't wait.
So you write one brief.
Audience, offer, tone — the way you'd brief a colleague. It's the last production document you'll write.
Then the line takes over.
Blank stock in — printed, sealed, and stacked. Pins, posts, and pages, produced in parallel.
Nothing ships without your stamp.
Approve, request changes, or reject — and every decision is recorded on the work itself, next to what it cost to make.
Monday, handled.
Approve the direction once and the line keeps running on schedule. The calendar fills itself.
This isn't a demo. clip.art runs on it.
A consumer marketplace, fed entirely by Esy workflows — every asset generated, processed, stored, and billed with a full record. This is what autopilot ships — six assets, straight from the live catalog.
- 14,889
- Artifacts filed, each with provenance
- 227
- Waiting on a human right now
- $0.064
- A worker's cost per item, at most
One brief, every outlet
The same campaign comes out sized and written for each one — no resizing, no rewriting, no second brief.
- PinterestTall pins, 2:3
- Landing PagesA page per angle
- Instagram & FacebookFeed squares and stories
One campaign. Every outlet.
Pinterest pins, Instagram and Facebook posts, and the landing pages they point to — all produced from a single brief, and none of it live until you approve it.
