Everything Maggie gives you

There are three today. The cmo.so app is where you approve and run your marketing, on the web at app.cmo.so and on iPhone in beta. Ask Maggie is the chat that plans, writes, fixes and reports. AI visibility shows how Google's AI answers talk about your business.

All three sit on top of the same brand profile that Maggie builds from your website, so they always describe the same business in the same voice, and what you change in one shows up in the others.

You get all three with one cmo.so account; there is nothing separate to buy or install. Most people start in the app, because that is where drafts wait for approval and where you connect your website and channels.

Ask Maggie is there whenever you would rather ask than tap through screens, and AI visibility sits on your Home tab and in Reports once you want to see how AI answers describe you.

Maggie is the AI CMO behind every product. She researches your business, plans your marketing, writes every blog and social post, makes the pictures and publishes once you approve, on every channel you connect.

The app is where you see her work, Ask Maggie is how you talk to her, and AI visibility is one of the things she reads before she suggests what to write next. It is the same Maggie, with the same memory, wherever you meet her.

Yes. You sign in once with Google, an email and password, or an email sign-in link, and the same account opens the app, the dashboard at ai.cmo.so and Maggie inside ChatGPT, Claude or your code editor.

Your websites, approvals and Maggie Memory follow you from one place to the next. A change you approve on your phone is already there when you open the web app or ask Maggie from ChatGPT.

Signing up is free and needs no card. The free plan includes 5 social posts, then 30 once your website is verified, and 15 Maggie messages a day. Paid plans start at £15 a month per website and go up to Elite for agencies with many brands.

Each plan sets how many posts go out a day and how many messages you can send Maggie. The pricing section on this page shows every plan side by side.

Not unless you choose that. By default every blog and social post waits until you approve it, whether you are in the app, the dashboard, or talking to Maggie in ChatGPT or Claude.

When you trust the results, you can let one channel post on its own and keep review on for the rest. You can switch back, or pause any channel, at any time.

Yes. The app lists every website you run and you switch between them at the top. Each website has its own brand profile, channels, posting times and plan, so one never mixes with another.

Agencies can run many brands from one account, and plans are per website, so each client gets their own allowance. You can add teammates to a website and choose what each person can see or change.

Websites on WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Webflow, or any website through the cmo.so API, including sites built with AI coding tools. Social channels include LinkedIn and Google Business, with Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok in beta.

Google Search Console can be connected for the numbers behind each article. The integrations pages show each platform step by step, with what Maggie does once it is connected and what to watch.

Yes. Connect cmo.so to ChatGPT or Claude and you can ask Maggie inside your AI assistant. She uses the same tools as in the app and shows each change before she makes it.

Developers can do the same in Cursor, VS Code or the terminal through the cmo.so MCP server and CLI. The approvals are the same everywhere, so nothing goes out that you did not agree to.

Skills are step-by-step marketing playbooks that AI agents can follow, for SEO, AI search, content, social, email, ads and more. Over 130 of them are open and free at cmo.so/skills under the MIT licence.

They will appear here as their own collection, alongside the MCP server, the CLI and plugins. You do not need them to use cmo.so; they are for people building their own agents or working in a code editor.

Social channels connect through each platform's own sign-in, so cmo.so never sees those passwords. Website keys go into a form straight to cmo.so; Maggie never sees them in the chat.

cmo.so never sells or rents your data. Search Console data is only used to show your own results and plan your content, never for advertising or to train AI models.

Enter your website. Maggie reads it and builds your brand profile in minutes, with your first ideas ready to look at. Then open the app at app.cmo.so to check the profile, connect your website and channels, and approve your first posts.

You can ask Maggie for help at any step, from connecting your website to choosing your posting times. Once you are on a paid plan, turn on daily AI visibility tracking to see how AI answers describe you.