Skygen

One agent running six marketing channels from your own accounts

Intermediate API
Screenshot of Skygen, One agent running six marketing channels from your own accounts

What is Skygen?

Skygen is an AI marketing agent that runs outreach, SEO, paid, PR, social and influencer work from the customer's own accounts, verifying addresses and citing sources for each fact. Access is by request, with quoted pricing.

Skygen is an AI marketing agent that handles outreach, SEO, paid ads, PR, social and influencer work from a single plain-language instruction. The user describes what to grow, and the agent identifies target companies, reads what those companies and their people have published, checks each email address against the mail server that owns it, and drafts a letter in which every fact is traced back to the page it came from. The product is aimed at startups and growth teams that would otherwise assemble a stack of lead databases, sending tools, SEO suites and agencies. It is organised around six roles: an SDR for outreach, an SEO lead, a media buyer, a PR manager, a content writer and an influencer manager. The homepage says these run in parallel rather than queuing, and that the platform draws on 50+ skills and 150+ internal tools. Work happens inside the customer's own ad accounts, domains, mailboxes and CMS. Skygen provisions and warms mailboxes and domains, but they stay in the customer's name, and sending, spending and posting wait for approval. Each step is visible as it returns, so the user can intervene or let it continue. Developers can also reach the same capabilities through an MCP server, using a key in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Claude Desktop. New keys can research and read, while sending, spending and public actions stay locked until opened. Among alternatives, Skygen positions itself against contact databases such as Apollo, sending tools such as Smartlead, SEO suites and agencies, and against building the same thing on a general model. Its argument centres on deliverability and integrations already built. Access is granted by hand after a request, pricing is quoted per setup, and the performance figures shown are the company's own, unaudited by outside parties, which the page states openly.

How do you use Skygen?

  1. 1Estimate what Skygen could replace
    Enter the monthly cost of your current marketing and outreach stack on the fit page to see how it compares with Skygen.
  2. 2Request access
    Type the task you want automated on the homepage and leave your email. Access is opened by hand, so a person follows up.
  3. 3Complete onboarding
    The team sets up your account with you, including mailboxes and domains that are provisioned and warmed in your name.
  4. 4Describe what to grow
    Give the agent one sentence, such as the market to reach. It finds companies, verifies addresses and drafts grounded letters.
  5. 5Review and approve actions
    Watch each step as it returns and approve before anything sends, spends or goes public.
  6. 6Optionally connect your editor
    Add the skygen-mcp server with your key to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Claude Desktop to drive the same tools from there.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Covers six marketing channels with one agent instead of several separate point toolsAI
  • Runs inside the customer's own mailboxes, domains, ad accounts and CMS, which remain theirsAI
  • Each email cites the page behind every personalised fact and checks addresses against the mail serverAI
  • Sending, spending and public posting always wait for user approvalAI
  • MCP server lets developers use it from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Claude DesktopAI

Cons

  • No public price: pricing is on request and access is opened by hand, so budgeting up front is hardAI
  • Headline results are the company's own and, by its own admission, not audited by anyone outsideAI
  • Community and reputation channels are built but not yet counted as liveAI
  • Ad spend, media placements and creator fees are paid separately to the platforms and creatorsAI

How much does Skygen cost?

Pricing

Pricing is on request and tailored to the customer's setup, with no seats or per-contact fees. Ad spend, media placements and creator fees are paid by the customer directly to the platforms.

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Support

Included plans put the Skygen team on the customer's account rather than a ticket queue, with setup and onboarding done together.

Integrations

Works with the customer's own ad accounts, CMS, analytics, mailboxes and domains. Developers connect through an MCP server in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Claude Desktop.

Features

Six parallel roles (outreach, SEO, paid, PR, content, influencers), 50+ skills, 150+ tools, mail-server address checks, source-cited emails, provisioned and warmed mailboxes, approval gates and an MCP server.

Frequently asked questions about Skygen

  • How much does Skygen cost?
    Pricing is on request and tailored to the customer's setup, with no seats or per-contact fees. Ad spend, media placements and creator fees are paid by the customer directly to the platforms.
  • Does Skygen have an API?
    Yes, Skygen offers an API.
  • How do you use Skygen?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Estimate what Skygen could replace 2. Request access 3. Complete onboarding 4. Describe what to grow 5. Review and approve actions 6. Optionally connect your editor.
  • What platforms does Skygen support?
    Skygen is available on Web App.
  • What does Skygen integrate with?
    Works with the customer's own ad accounts, CMS, analytics, mailboxes and domains. Developers connect through an MCP server in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Claude Desktop.
  • What are the limitations of Skygen?
    No public price: pricing is on request and access is opened by hand, so budgeting up front is hard. Headline results are the company's own and, by its own admission, not audited by anyone outside. Community and reputation channels are built but not yet counted as live.

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Added10/8/2026

Platforms

Web App

Pricing

Paid