AgentMark

AgentMark is a creative ideation engine for ad agencies. It reads live advertising data, grades creatives as winning, losing, or fatiguing against the team’s KPI, and turns the patterns it finds into grounded concept batches. Each concept carries a traceable source, and teams can review the work in their own brief format before sending selected ideas to a branded client portal. The product connects with Meta, Google, TikTok, and Microsoft advertising workflows in read-only mode, so it analyzes performance without changing live spend. This workflow suits agencies managing repeated creative research across several brands. A Brand Brain stores voice guidance, products, prices, the primary KPI, corrections, and a running record of decisions. AgentMark reads that context before generating a round. It can also sweep competitors’ public ad libraries each week, tag new or long-running ads, and use those observations to ground new briefs. Teams can generate up to 100 concepts per brief, then narrow the board to the ideas worth producing. AgentMark fits best when an agency needs a shared loop for grading ads, studying rivals, creating briefs, and presenting work to clients. It is less useful as a general BI dashboard or a campaign-management system because the connection is read-only. Pricing scales mainly with the number of managed brands, while monthly credits, memory, competitor coverage, output volume, client-portal options, and top-up rates vary by tier. The 14-day trial has no card requirement, but ongoing use starts at $250 per month, so agencies should compare brand volume and expected concept output with the included limits. The review surface keeps the underlying evidence visible as strategists move from a broad batch to a short production list. Competitor observations use public-library longevity and cadence rather than invented spend estimates. Unlimited teammates remove per-seat calculations, but each plan still sets practical ceilings for brands, monthly credits, rival coverage, memory, and expected reports. That structure favors agencies with repeatable creative operations over occasional one-off ideation. Plan limits determine how teams should budget. Starter includes 5 brands, 1,000 monthly credits, about 50 concepts and 5 reports, 4 rivals per brand, and 90 days of memory. Professional raises those limits to 15 brands, 3,000 credits, about 180 concepts and 15 reports, 6 rivals, and 365 days of memory; it also includes premium AI models and a branded client portal. Scale covers 50 brands, 10,000 credits, about 540 concepts and 50 reports, 10 rivals per brand, unlimited memory, and a full white-label experience. Custom is intended for 50 or more brands and adds a custom credit pool, unlimited rival coverage, SSO, SOC 2, and dedicated customer success. This makes plan selection a capacity decision, not a seat-count calculation.