# Daoco > Daoco is AI marketing software for lean marketing teams. It keeps what your brand knows in one place, creates the work in your voice, from posts and articles to images, newsletters, and video, then adapts, schedules, publishes, and reports on it across your channels, with your approval on anything that ships. Last updated: 2026-10-24 ## Product - [Homepage](https://daoco.org): What Daoco is, assistants, channels, use cases, comparison, and pricing - [Pricing](https://daoco.org/#pricing): Plans and the free trial - [FAQ](https://daoco.org/#faqs): Common questions about Daoco - [Documentation](https://docs.daoco.org): Setup guides for connections, assistants, AI apps, and publishing ## Key facts - Core offering: AI marketing workspace: brand memory, on-brand drafting and creative, multi-channel publishing with permission controls, campaigns, recurring tasks, research, analytics, and stack integrations - Pricing: 2-month free trial, no credit card. Starter $49/month (up to 2 brands). Growth $199/month (up to 10 brands, 5 seats). Enterprise custom - Contract terms: Month-to-month, cancel anytime. Enterprise terms by agreement - Channels: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest (beta); blog and email drafting - Integrations: 49+, including Shopify, Square, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Klaviyo, beehiiv, Mailchimp, Notion, Asana, PostHog - Communication: Dashboard chat; assistant in WhatsApp, Slack, or Discord; Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI apps via MCP; email support@daoco.org; docs at docs.daoco.org; demo booking for rollouts - Built for: Daoco is built for lean marketing teams: a head of marketing, growth lead, or first marketing hire on a team of 1 to 10 people, usually at a B2B SaaS or direct-to-consumer company, with more ideas than time to carry them out. ## Agent access - [OpenAPI description](https://daoco.org/openapi.json): Public HTTP endpoints and the MCP transport - [MCP server](https://backend.daoco.org/mcp): OAuth-authenticated marketing work; tool schemas are available through tools/list - [MCP setup](https://docs.daoco.org/connections/ai-apps): Authentication, work status, and approval boundaries ## Resources - [Extended profile](https://daoco.org/llms-full.txt): Services, integrations, competitor comparison, and FAQ - [About](https://daoco.org/about): Company facts, founder, and how working with Daoco works - [Contact](https://daoco.org/contact): Reach the team - [Compare Daoco](https://daoco.org/compare): Side-by-side comparisons with other AI marketing tools, checked 2026-10-08 - [Daoco vs Ryze AI](https://daoco.org/compare/daoco-vs-ryze): Ryze is the stronger pick if paid ads are your main channel. It runs campaigns across Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, and more, including agent-run Managed Campaigns. Daoco's paid ads support is in preview: it audits Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and TikTok Ads accounts and makes the changes you approve. It also covers social publishing, SEO, content, email, newsletters, and your store for a marketer who stays in charge of the ideas. - [Daoco vs Okara](https://daoco.org/compare/daoco-vs-okara): Okara suits founders and small teams with no marketer, and its free plan hands you a website analysis and a 30-day strategy. Daoco is built for the person who already does the marketing, with publishing to nine social channels, newsletter and email drafts, store data, a Slack, Discord, or WhatsApp assistant, and a Claude and ChatGPT connector. - [Daoco vs Jasper](https://daoco.org/compare/daoco-vs-jasper): Jasper is the stronger pick for a larger marketing team that needs brand governance, SSO, audit logs, and bulk content production. It does not list publishing to social networks or email tools. Daoco creates from a brand memory too, then publishes to nine social channels, drafts newsletters, and reports on results, with approvals a client can give from an email link. - [Blog](https://daoco.org/blog) - [Alternatives to ChatGPT Plus a Marketing Tool Stack](https://daoco.org/blog/alternatives-to-chatgpt-plus-marketing-tools): Keep ChatGPT and your tools, connect them with Zapier, or move the work into a marketing workspace like Daoco. How to choose, what it costs, and how to test. - [How to turn campaign results into a report and decide what to change next](https://daoco.org/blog/campaign-results-report): Compare each account with its own baseline, mark missing metrics, and choose changes supported by the results. - [How to set up a campaign reporting workflow](https://daoco.org/blog/campaign-reporting-workflow): Set the reporting question before launch, link posts to the campaign, check metric coverage, and turn the review into one next test. - [The Best AI Marketing Tools for a Lean Team in 2026](https://daoco.org/blog/best-ai-marketing-tools-for-lean-teams): Seven AI marketing tools compared for a team of one to five on planning, brand-aware creation, publishing, and reporting, with prices and who should pick each. - [Content Workflow Platforms for Small Marketing Teams: Plan, Create, Approve, and Publish in One Place](https://daoco.org/blog/content-workflow-platforms-for-small-marketing-teams): Seven platforms compared on the four steps a small marketing team has to get through: planning, creating, approving, and publishing, with sourced prices. - [How to Choose an AI Tool That Connects Content Creation, Approval, Publishing, and Reporting](https://daoco.org/blog/ai-tool-content-creation-approval-publishing-reporting): Daoco, StoryChief, and ContentStudio compared on how one piece of content moves from brief to approval, publication, and results, with a trial plan. - [How to Stop Repeating Your Brand Guidelines in Every AI Prompt](https://daoco.org/blog/stop-repeating-brand-guidelines-in-ai-prompts): Keep one shared, editable source of brand context your AI can read, write each prompt around what changes, and test that the assistant actually uses it. - [How to Build an AI Content Workflow That Keeps Your Brand Intact](https://daoco.org/blog/ai-content-workflow): Most teams do not have an AI writing problem. They have a workflow problem. - [How to Repurpose Content for Social Media Without Copy-Paste](https://daoco.org/blog/repurpose-content-for-social-media): You finish a useful article, webinar, or video. Then the distribution work starts. Someone copies a paragraph into LinkedIn, trims it for X, turns the same points into an Instagram carousel, and pastes a shorter version into an email. - [What Is an AI Harness and Why Should You Care?](https://daoco.org/blog/what-is-an-ai-harness-and-why-you-should-care): We’re moving from one-off AI interactions to AI systems that work with you over time. The shift is subtle, but important. - [The Hidden Cost of Brand Drift](https://daoco.org/blog/the-hidden-cost-of-brand-drift): Brand drift is rarely obvious in the moment. It does not usually show up as one big mistake or one dramatic off-brand campaign, it shows up in smaller ways - [How Small Teams Can Win Like Bigger Ones](https://daoco.org/blog/how-small-teams-can-win-like-bigger-ones): Small marketing teams do not need to become larger to become more effective. All they need is a better system. - [What AI Should Handle vs What Humans Should Own](https://daoco.org/blog/what-ai-should-handle-vs-what-humans-should-own): AI handles research, drafts, and adaptations. People own positioning, factual claims, creative direction, and the decision to publish. - [Stop Writing Essays in Your AI Prompts](https://daoco.org/blog/stop-writing-essays-in-your-ai-prompts): A short marketing prompt uses a maintained brand brief for recurring context. Keep the task, constraints, and new information in the request. - [Multichannel Content Distribution: Costs and Workflow](https://daoco.org/blog/the-hidden-cost-of-being-everywhere): Your content strategy is solid. Your creative team has the ideas and assets. Yet you're still manually resizing the same graphic for every channel. ## Social profiles - [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/daocodotorg) - [X](https://x.com/daocodotorg) - [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/daocodotorg/) - [Substack](https://daoco.substack.com/) - [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@daocodotorg) - [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@daocodotorg) - [Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/products/daoco)