You know the strategy. You just need the first draft faster

    Your team is short on hours, not ideas. Aiter generates first-draft campaign assets across every channel from one URL, which leaves your marketers doing the judgment work you hired them for.

    First drafts, instantlyEvery channel, one briefMore strategy, less grind

    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 URL

    Aiter learns your brand and current positioning.

    Paste your URL
    2

    Generate the drafts

    Ads, social, email, and content across channels.

    Generate the drafts
    3

    Refine and approve

    Your team edits with expertise instead of starting cold.

    Refine and approve

    45+

    on-brand assets per URL

    20,000+

    marketers on board

    80+

    languages, Klingon included

    The grunt work, gone. The judgment, yours.

    Sample first drafts for a fictional consumer brand.

    Campaign drafts — brightside.co
    Campaign concept

    One idea, drafted for Meta, Google, email, and organic social, so the team reviews a coherent set instead of building each from scratch.

    Ad variant set

    Five angle variations per channel, ready for the team to cut down and test.

    Email draft

    A nurture sequence drafted to the brand voice, waiting for your editor's red pen.

    Brief alignment

    Every asset traced back to one positioning, so reviews are about polish, not direction.

    Sample output. Yours is generated from your own site.

    Why in-house teams adopt it

    • Skip the blank pageStart every asset from a strong draft, not a cursor.
    • Consistent across channelsOne brief drives a coherent set of assets.
    • More time for strategyFree your marketers for the work only they can do.
    • Faster cyclesShip campaigns in days instead of weeks.

    Drafting from scratch vs Aiter

    Every campaign starts at a blank doc.

    Every campaign starts at a solid draft.

    Channels briefed and built separately.

    One brief, a coherent multi-channel set.

    Senior marketers writing first drafts.

    Senior marketers editing and directing.

    Weeks from idea to launch.

    Days from idea to launch.

    What Aiter does for your team

    • First-draft assets across every channel
    • Campaign concepts mapped to one brief
    • Ad, email, social, and content variants
    • Brand-consistent output to refine
    • Faster review and approval cycles
    • More room for high-value strategy work

    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

    Give your team back the blank-page hours

    Paste your URL and generate first-draft campaigns your marketers will sharpen.

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

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