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An AI marketing team for the team of four.

The agent takes the repeat work off a small in-house team: it drafts posts in the brand's voice, waits in Approvals for whoever signs off, publishes to the live channels, and writes the reports and ad recommendations. The team reviews and decides.

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Unlimited seats on every plan · Cancel anytime

What the agent does for the team

The repeat work, drafted, the decisions left to you.

Most of a small team's week is the same jobs again: the posts, the sign-off chase, the Monday numbers. Describe each job once and it becomes a workflow that runs on a schedule and waits for a person's approval before anything goes out.

Drafts

One brand voice, whoever is off

The brand profile is read from your website once and kept in memory. Every draft follows it, so the voice holds when the person who usually writes is away.

Drafted this week
Product update, TuesdayFrom your list of ideasDraft
Customer story, ThursdayIn the brand's voiceDraft
Weekend post, SaturdayFrom the content calendarDraft

Drafted on the workflow's schedule, never posted unseen.

Sign-off

Approvals without the chase

Every post the agent writes waits in Approvals by default, where whoever signs off finds it. Nothing goes out unread.

Approvals
Product update, TuesdayApproved
Customer story, ThursdayWaiting
Weekend post, SaturdayWaiting

Publishing

Out on schedule

Approved posts publish to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Mastodon and Pinterest on the schedule the workflow sets.

Publishes to7 live channels
InstagramFacebookLinkedInXBlueskyMastodonPinterest

After approval, on the schedule you set, with a delivery log per account.

The daily note

A brief instead of a Monday report

Every morning, a short written note on what moved and why. Send it where the team already is and stop building the doc by hand.

This morning’s brief

Search spend rose while cost per result held steady. One Meta ad set slipped against last week; worth a look before it spends more of today’s budget.

EmailSlackDiscordTeams

Written every morning, on every plan.

Ad recommendations

Read-only, and labelled

Meta, Google and X sync every campaign, ad set and ad; Snapchat shows spend totals only. The agent reads them and suggests what to change; a person makes the change in the ad platform.

Ad accounts it readsRead-only
Meta AdsCampaigns, ad sets, ads
Google AdsCampaigns, ad sets, ads
X AdsCampaigns, ad sets, ads
Snapchat AdsSpend only

It recommends a change; a person makes it in the ad platform.

The whole team

Seats are never the bill

Every plan has unlimited seats, so everyone gets their own login on day one, including the people who only need to look.

Workspace roles
OwnerBilling and everything else
MemberRuns the day to day
ViewerRead-only, for the founder

A viewer can look at everything and change nothing.

Alerts

Flagged before standup

When a number jumps overnight, it gets flagged. You walk in with the answer instead of the question.

Overnight
Cost per resultJumped

One account, flagged while you slept.

Everything elseSteady

Numbers that match

The report agrees with the platform

Money is stored to the exact cent, exactly as the platform reported it. Check it against Meta or Google any time; the figures line up, so the team argues about the plan, not the maths.

Last 30 days · one account

In the platform

$12,406.37

In overads

$12,406.37

Match

Stored in exact minor units, exactly as the platform reported.

In-house team FAQ

Before you switch the team over

Anything else? Email hello@overads.io and a human will reply within a business day.
We are a team of four. Which plan fits?
Seats are not the deciding factor: both plans come with unlimited seats, unlimited connected ad accounts, the daily brief, branded PDF reports and Slack delivery. Pro at $19 a month includes 150 image and video credits, Signals on one site and API access; Scale at $49 a month raises that to three Signals sites and 500 credits.
Does the founder get their own login?
Yes. Invite them with the viewer role: they can read every draft, report and daily brief, but they cannot change a budget or edit a campaign. Seats are unlimited on every plan, so the extra login costs nothing.
Can it replace our weekly report?
The daily brief is a short written note on what moved and why, delivered over email, Slack, Discord or Teams. You can also export PDF reports carrying your own branding for anyone who wants a document.
Which ad platforms are covered?
Meta, Google and X sync every campaign, ad set and ad; Snapchat shows spend totals only. Each comes with daily numbers. LinkedIn is waiting on ads API approval, so nothing arrives from it yet, and the interface says so rather than pretending otherwise.
How do we know the numbers are right?
Money is stored to the exact cent, in the currency the platform reported, never as rounded floating-point maths. Connect an account and compare overads with what Meta or Google shows natively; that check is the whole test.
An agency helps us part-time. Can they get in?
Yes. Invite them to your workspace like any other teammate, and remove them when the engagement ends. Seats are unlimited, so a part-time helper never changes the bill.
What does it cost?
Pro is $19 a month, or $15 a month billed annually, and Scale is $49 a month, or $39 a month billed annually. The price is flat per plan: seats, connected ad accounts and workspaces are never metered, so the invoice does not grow with the team. Paid from day one, monthly or annually. Cancel anytime in Settings, Billing.