Soku AI

Soku AI is a marketing agent that researches markets, generates ad creative, runs paid campaigns, publishes SEO and social content, and reports results, with staged autonomy from observe-only to full autopilot.

Soku AI is a marketing agent built to carry out growth work instead of only reporting on it. It connects to the ad, analytics, e-commerce and social accounts a team authorizes, researches the market, drafts creative, launches and adjusts paid campaigns, and then reports what it did. The homepage frames this as a loop: it perceives shifts in performance, decides what falls within set guardrails, acts, and writes each move into an optimization log with the reason attached. Control is the central design choice. Write access is staged in four steps: observe, recommend, act with approval, and full autopilot. A team can begin with analysis-only access, move to proposals it executes by hand, then let routine changes run while risky ones wait for a one-tap approval. Weekly action plans appear as checklists that can be approved, reordered or vetoed before anything runs. In practice, work starts in a chat workspace where a user asks plain-language questions such as why CPA spiked across Meta and Google, which campaigns spent without converting, or where budget should move for better ROAS. Answers draw on several platforms at once, including Meta, Google, TikTok and GA4, and come back as reports, root-cause explanations, alerts written as decisions, and action plans. Beyond paid media, the agent plans and publishes social posts, generates landing pages and blog posts, tracks keyword coverage, and can serve pages through a reverse proxy on the customer's own domain. The product targets performance marketers, SEO specialists, social managers, CRM marketers and growth leads, with a dedicated pitch for agencies: client reports under the agency's own logo, one analyst per client account, and separate organizations per client. A command-line tool for other AI agents is also offered. Compared with single-channel dashboards or standalone creative generators, Soku aims to cover analysis and execution in one place, which suits teams that want automation but need it to stay inside explicit approval rules.