Pricing — Aisible

What you get

The operation, by phase. This is a subset of the full index on the Product page. Every line is checked against your voice before it ships, and every section leaves something you can read.

Phase	Section	What you get
Set up	Brand, ingested	Voice learned from your existing work, enforced on every draft from day one.
Set up	Channels, connected	Social, blog, email, ads, storefront, wired once at the start.
Set up	Thresholds, set	You decide what runs on its own and what waits for your tap.
Operate	Content	Platform-native drafts, staged every morning across every channel you run.
Operate	Studio	A brief becomes a finished film: script, a cast that holds, brand render, a real editor.
Operate	Publishing	Shipped natively to each channel, on the cadence your audience expects.
Operate	Community	Mentions watched, replies drafted in your voice, tier-one held to a higher bar.
Operate	Email	Campaigns, sequences and inbox triage, run as one motion.
Operate	Ads	Campaigns created, watched, paused the moment they hit your cap.
Grow	Analytics	Attribution across social, paid, email and web.
Grow	Search strategy	Keyword demand, content gaps, backlinks and site health, kept current.
Grow	Digests	Weekly and monthly reports with deltas and a recommendation.

Every section, in all three phases, is on the Product page.

Sample sheet · illustrative, not live data — the same week as the Front page's Day Sheet, not a second set of figures

14shipped this week

3awaiting you

412recipients reached

What it costs

There is no published price list, and there is a reason: no two operations run the same scope. But you should not have to ask for an invite to find out what shape the number is.

What sets it. Scope. The operation is built around the scope you actually run, not a shared template. The number is built the same way: it follows your scope, not a tier you pick off a page.

What to weigh it against. Not a seat on a tool. The execution layer it replaces — a marketing lead, a content producer, a community manager, a campaign ops role — and the stack of software that props that team up. That is the honest comparison, and it is the one we make in the first conversation.

When you get the number. At onboarding, before the operation goes live. You will know what it costs before anything of yours is running.

The offer

How you start today. Invite-first, not self-serve:

Ask for an invite. Tell us where the business is going.
Yours is tuned to your brand, voice, and audience before it goes live. Real calibration, not a signup form.
Founding members help shape the next quarter of the product.

No published price list. Pricing is set at onboarding, against the scope of your operation.

What it replaces

Aisible replaces the execution layer of a growth team — not one hire, the whole layer — and the SaaS stack that props it up.

Role on a growth team	What Aisible runs instead
Marketing lead	Direction set once; the operation executes it across every channel.
Content producer	Platform-native drafts, staged and ready every morning.
Community manager	Mentions watched and answered in your voice, tier-one held to a higher bar.
Campaign ops	Launches coordinated — content, email, ads, and community landing together.
The SaaS stack that props up the team	One operation, not a stack of tools to reconcile.

You prompt the operation instead of staffing the function.

Objections

Why is there no price on the pricing page?

Because scope sets it, and scope differs by an order of magnitude between businesses. What you get instead is the shape above, and a real number at onboarding, before anything runs.

Why invite-only?

Every operation is tuned to your brand, voice, and audience before it runs. Real calibration, done with you in week one, not a signup form. Ask for an invite, and the tuning starts.

Won't autonomous AI mess up my brand?

Your voice is learned from your own work and enforced on every draft. You can set anything brand-, budget-, or tone-sensitive to wait for your tap, and lower that line to zero as trust grows.

What if I want out?

You keep your data, your content history, and your audience. Nothing is locked in.

Before it goes live

Week one, done with you.

Your voice is ingested from your real, published work — not a questionnaire.
Approval thresholds, risk tiers, and routines are set to your spec.
The calibration holds because the operation is tuned to your work before it runs, not after.

By application. Tuned before it runs.