Cloud9 CMO is led by an AI Chief Marketing Officer, an agent that reviews priorities and hands work to the specialist on shift for it: content, ads, local listings, and more. Nothing goes live without you.
This isn't an early bet on unproven technology. It's already how most small businesses in the US operate.
of US small and midsize businesses now use AI regularly, up from 48% just eighteen months earlier.
Intuit QuickBooks, 2026 AI Impact Reportof US small businesses using AI say marketing is where they use it, the single most common use case, ahead of customer service and bookkeeping.
Intuit QuickBooks, 2026 AI Impact Reportof US small businesses now use AI somewhere in their marketing, up from just 26% in 2023.
Constant Contact, Small Business Now Report, April 2026The businesses still on the sidelines aren't holding out over cost. According to the same Intuit research, the same three worries come up everywhere: what happens to their data, whether they can trust the output, and whether they'd even know if it was working. Here's how Cloud9 CMO answers each one.
Your account credentials, WordPress, ad accounts, Google Business Profile, are stored encrypted and scoped to your business only. No other tenant, and no agent outside your account, can see them. You can revoke access to any connected service at any time from your Settings page, and disconnecting removes that agent's access immediately.
Nothing publishes, spends, or sends without your sign-off. Every post, campaign change, and customer message waits in your approval queue first, reject it and it never goes out, no explanation owed. The CMO agent assigns the work, but you're still the only one with a signature.
Your Performance page shows exactly what happened, posts published, reviews answered, campaigns optimized, and an estimated number of hours it saved you, updated as your agents work. If you're brand new, you'll see that honestly too: a "just getting started" state instead of a wall of zeros, until your first task clears the approval queue and the numbers start moving.
Every task starts with the CMO agent. It reviews what's outstanding, decides what matters today, and hands each job to the specialist on shift for it, the same way a real marketing lead runs a team.
Every agent has one job and does it in the tool you already use, your WordPress, your Google Business Profile, your ad accounts.
Writes and publishes to your site, announcements, offers, seasonal posts, in your voice.
→ WordPressKeeps your Google Business listing accurate and answers new reviews before they go stale.
→ Google Business ProfilePlans and runs paid campaigns, watching spend so a slow week doesn't become a wasted budget.
→ Meta / Google AdsTurns a brief into on-brand graphics and short video for posts and ads, once your brand assets are connected.
→ Launching with the rest of the rosterSends customer SMS and alerts, booking confirmations, order updates, low-stock pings.
→ Twilio / SendGridSchedules and posts across your social accounts once they're connected.
→ BufferWordPress, Google Business Profile, ad accounts, hand over access the way you would to a new hire, through a settings page you control.
Once your accounts are connected, the CMO agent reviews what's outstanding and assigns each job to the right specialist, content to Content, listings to Local SEO, and so on. You can also message any specialist directly, the way you'd ping a team member.
Anything with a real-world consequence, a post, a campaign, a spend change, waits in one queue for your yes or no before it happens.
This is a real sequence, connect, work, approve, playing on a loop so you can watch it before you sign in.
No agent publishes, spends, or sends anything customer-facing without clearing your approval queue first.
A junior in-house marketing hire runs $5,000–$8,000 a month loaded cost in the US, works one shift, and covers maybe two channels well. Here's the same job, staffed differently.
Every tier includes the CMO agent, the approval queue, and unlimited chat with your specialists. Higher tiers unlock more of the roster and more monthly output.
One channel, done properly
The full marketing floor
Multi-location, full roster
¹ These are estimated monthly allowances based on average usage for a single-location small business, not hard caps enforced mid-task, they reset every billing cycle. Actual output varies with post length, campaign complexity, and review volume. Running ahead of your tier some months? Once you're a subscriber, you can top up with extra Action Credits or change tiers anytime from your account, no need to overbuy up front.
Indicative pricing, confirm final tiers and Lemon Squeezy variant IDs before launch.
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