Marketing for a catalog that never stops growing

    You run ads, product pages, email, and SEO at the same time, for a store that adds SKUs faster than you can write copy. Aiter reads your store URL and generates the lot, on-brand from the first draft.

    Ads and banners togetherProduct copy at scaleEmail flows that sell

    Free to start. No credit card.

    • 20,000+ marketers signed up
    • 4.8/5 on G2
    • Funded by the European Union

    Three moves. Zero prompt-pong.

    Same engine every time: read your site, think strategy-first, generate on-brand. Here is how that plays out.

    1

    Paste your store URL

    Aiter learns your products, your brand, and your buyers.

    Paste your store URL
    2

    Generate the campaign

    Meta ads, banners, email, and SEO for your top products.

    Generate the campaign
    3

    Launch and restock

    Ship campaigns as fast as you ship inventory.

    Launch and restock

    45+

    on-brand assets per URL

    20,000+

    marketers on board

    80+

    languages, Klingon included

    Built for the way stores actually sell

    Sample output for a fictional candle brand.

    Campaign — emberandoak.com
    Feed ad1:1
    Feed ad creative
    Story ad9:16
    Story ad creative
    Product description

    Cedar and smoke, like a cabin you cannot afford yet. 60-hour burn, cotton wick, lid included so the scent does not escape between moods.

    Cart recovery email

    Your candle is still in the cart, judging you quietly. Here is free shipping to end the standoff.

    Sample output. Yours is generated from your own site.

    Why DTC teams run on Aiter

    • Campaigns at catalog speedGenerate ads, copy, and email for new products the day they launch.
    • Every channel coveredMeta, Google, email, banners, and SEO from one store URL.
    • On-brand at scaleOne voice across a hundred product pages, including the ones nobody has opened since launch.
    • Recover lost cartsAbandoned-cart and win-back flows that bring buyers back.

    The DTC grind vs Aiter

    Write product copy for 80 SKUs by hand.

    Generate on-brand descriptions in a batch.

    One ad channel because there is no time.

    Meta, Google, email, and banners in one pass.

    Carts abandoned with no follow-up.

    Recovery flows that bring buyers back.

    Voice drifts across product pages.

    One brand voice across the whole store.

    What Aiter does for your store

    • Meta and Google ads for your top products
    • Product descriptions that sell, not just describe
    • Abandoned-cart and win-back email flows
    • Banner creatives in your brand colors
    • SEO for category and product pages
    • Seasonal campaign kits on demand

    Reviews, quoted as written

    4.8 out of 5 on G2, stars shown as given, quotes as written.

    • Danylo G.

      Co-founder, small business

      5
      "Being a one-man band, Aiter's like having a marketing agency in my pocket. I generate ad copy for Google and Facebook, and also get ideas for SMM on my TikTok and YouTube."
    • Justin D.

      SVP, Advertising

      5
      "From brand guidelines to video scripts to ad copy and marketing strategy, the output is very thorough. When you download all the information, it's easily a 40+ page PDF. The UI is straightforward, and very easy to navigate."
    • Anastasia D.

      Marketing manager, e-commerce

      4.5
      "I run a small e-shop that sells sports equipment, and Aiter is truly a gem for marketing ideas and content. I use it to get inspiration for both my SMM and PPC."
    • Aram A.

      Journalist, mid-market SaaS

      4.5
      "Less time staring at a blank page means more time actually doing. Also, the results are better than from ChatGPT, Claude etc."

    They also say it is a first draft you edit. Everyone who said so still gave it 4.5 or 5.

    Read them all on G2

    Market your store as fast as you stock it

    Paste your store URL and generate a full campaign for your best products.

    5 credits before you even sign up. No card, no strings.

    Questions people ask before pasting the URL