By invitation · For consultants, fractional CMOs and small agencies

The executive teamyou couldn't afford.

Atlas, your chief of staff, runs the inbox and the briefings. The CMO and thirteen specialists write client-ready marketing audits from real data. The CFO's analysts read the market from your files. All on your own Anthropic key, about $6 an audit.

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By morning

The report lands in your inbox.

Five phases, thirty tables, every claim tagged with where it came from, sent from your own Gmail to you. Below is the real sample, masked.

ExecBot · Deep Audit16 Aug 2026

Deep Audit — indoor golf and social venue, Amman

Market · AmmanData tier · GSC ✓ · GA4 empty

The finding in one paragraph. The venue's Phase 1 competitive frame was wrong. It is not a golf-equipment retailer: its pricing is party math, not sports math, and its real competition is the group evening out.

Top 5 findings across the four phases

#FindingPhaseEvidence
1Latent search demand already exists, unclaimedAuditmeasured
2Category is competitive socializing, not golfStrategyinferred
3Trigger is proof-in-feed → WhatsApp forwardStrategyinferred
4GA4 unusable; every paid channel is gatedAudit / Growthmeasured
5Nav 404s + cross-domain sitemap + canonical splitAuditmeasured

Priority actions — first 8 weeks

Fix GA4 tagging and install the Meta Pixel with CAPI. Nothing paid runs until this is green.

Every claim tagged with where it came from.

measuredobservedinferredestimatereported
5Phases per audit
5,400Words in the sample
30Tables in it
~$6API usage per audit

The crew

Three executives, and a seat for your own.

You talk to Atlas. Atlas hands each job to the executive who owns it, and every executive leads a crew of specialists. You never manage them. You get the result.

Chief of staff

Atlas

Watches your inbox for the triggers you set, writes your morning briefing, remembers what you pin, and hands each job to the right executive.

Gmail triggersBriefingsMemory

CMO

Chief marketing officer

Leads thirteen marketing specialists through the five-phase audit and writes the client-ready report.

Search ConsoleGA4Places

CFO

Chief financial officer

Leads a crew of market analysts who work from the files you upload. There's no accounting connector.

UploadsMarket analysis

Your own

Yours to build

Build a specialist for the work only your practice does, with its own brief.

Your brief

Inside the app

The platform around the report.

Audits are the headline. Around them sits the desk your executives work from. Every screen below is a feature in the app today, shown with example content.

Briefings

Atlas writes you a morning briefing from your inbox and your clients' reports. With Voice, it reads it to you.

Example

Morning briefing · Thursday

Three things need you today.

  1. 01The venue's Deep Audit landed overnight. GA4 is still empty, so paid channels stay gated.
  2. 02A prospect asked for a quick read on their site before Friday.
  3. 03Two reports are waiting for you to forward them.
+$29 per seatExample

Voice

Spoken briefings, and an audit that talks you through itself.

Morning briefing

Automations

Set a trigger once. The work runs while you sleep.

WHENAn email arrives with "audit" in the subject

RUNDeep Audit on the site it names

THENEmail me the report

Memory

Pin a fact once. Every later audit for that client reads it.

  • Category is competitive socializing, not golf retail.
  • Fixing GA4 comes before any paid channel.
  • Group organisers are the audience to arm.

Nothing sends without you

Every outbound action waits for your yes, and every action is logged.

Confirm action

Send "Deep Audit · venue" to you@yourfirm.com?

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Buy one audit. No account, no key.

The Cold Audit reads your business the way a customer deciding where to go does: your Maps listing and reviews, your website, what AI answers say about you, and the twenty or so nearby businesses competing for the same visit.

Price$129, once
DeliveryBy email within 48 hours
DataPublic sources only
No website?We audit your Maps listing
Tell me when it opens What's in it

If we can't run it, you're refunded automatically. If it isn't useful, ask for a refund within 7 days.

The 20 places around youIllustration
YOU
Each dot is a nearby business competing for the same visit. The audit maps them and shows where you stand.
Nearby businessClosest competitors

The whole deliverable

Read one. Not a screenshot — the actual report.

A real Deep Audit, run on 16 August 2026 against a live venue in Amman. The client's name and domain are masked; nothing else is touched. Same findings, same numbers, same open slots marked where the data wasn't there.

It also overturned its own first draft. Phase 1 framed the client as a golf retailer. The audit killed that frame and re-scoped the report around competitive socialising, the category the venue is actually in.

Open the full report

Deep Audit · indoor golf and social venue, Amman · 16 Aug 2026 · client name and domain masked, findings intact

How it works

Four steps. One of them is yours.

  1. 1

    Connect

    Sign in and add your Anthropic key. It's sealed with AES-256-GCM before it touches disk, tested in a click, revocable any time. Then connect the client's Search Console and GA4: read-only, and only the properties you pick.

  2. 2

    Point it at a site

    A domain and a market. That's the brief. Add context if you have it; the audit reads your notes the way it reads the data.

  3. 3

    It runs

    Each phase runs on its own and hands its findings to the next. You never manage the crew. You get the report.

  4. 4

    It lands in your inbox

    Sent from your own Gmail, to you. Nothing reaches your client until you forward it, and every action is logged.

Five phases, in order

Each phase reads the last

MarketThe real local competitors, found and tiered.

AuditThe live site, the reviews, Search Console and GA4.

StrategyArgues from the audit's evidence instead of repeating it.

GrowthChannels to open, gated on what can be measured.

CreativeCreative directions and a first content calendar.

Bring your own key

You pay Anthropic. We never touch your tokens.

Every plan is bring-your-own-key. Your key is encrypted at rest under a separate tenant key, never logged, never returned through the API, revocable in one click. A Deep Audit costs about $6 of usage. You see the spend at the provider level, down to the request, and you set a daily ceiling that stops the platform cold.

The subscription buys the platform: the phased audits, the schedule, the memory of every client you've run. Not resold tokens at a markup.

Pricing

Three plans. Priced against the report you'd otherwise write.

By invitation while we're early. Every plan is bring-your-own-key. Annual billing is ten months for twelve.

Solo

$79/mo

$790/yr billed annually

  • Client sites: 2
  • Seats: 1
  • Daily API ceiling: $200
  • Audit setup: The standard five phases
  • Support: Email
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Agency

$199/mo

$1,990/yr billed annually

  • Client sites: 10 · +$10 a site
  • Seats: 3
  • Daily API ceiling: $500
  • Audit setup: The standard five phases
  • Support: Email
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Organization

$499/mo

$4,990/yr billed annually

  • Client sites: 30 · +$8 a site
  • Seats: 10
  • Daily API ceiling: $1,000
  • Audit setup: Edit the audit itself: phases, tools and budgets tuned per client type
  • Support: A call with the founder at onboarding, and a direct line after
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Voice · +$29 per seat per month, on any plan

Spoken briefings, and an audit that talks you through itself. The workspace owner chooses which accounts get it, and the bill follows the toggle.

First-audit guarantee

If your first Deep Audit isn't worth sending to a client, reply to the invoice and we refund the month. Your API usage was yours either way.

Ahrefs Starter is $29 and Lite is $129. Semrush is $139. AgencyAnalytics is $20 per client per month. Those tools hand you dashboards. This hands you the deliverable.

Managed

Rather not hold a key? We run it.

For teams that want the report, not the platform. We hold the key, run the audits on your schedule, deliver in Arabic or English, and walk you through each one on a call.

From$299/mo

Five Deep Audits included

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Roadmap

What we're building next.

No dates. When something ships, it moves into the product and onto this page.

  • Google Contacts sync

    Your contacts in Atlas's memory, once Google's review clears.

    In development

  • Market Pulse

    Local competitive snapshots of the businesses around you.

    Planned

  • White-label reports

    Your footer instead of ours, on Agency and Organization.

    Planned

  • Ad-platform audits

    Google Ads, Meta and LinkedIn Ads, read-only.

    Planned

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Privacy and security

Your client's data. Your key. Your tenant.

ExecBot is a multi-tenant platform with row-level security at the database layer. Your data never mixes with anyone else's, and your keys never leave your tenant boundary.

Encrypted at rest

API keys are sealed with AES-256-GCM under a separate tenant key. Plaintext keys are never logged, never cached, never returned through the API.

Isolated by tenant

Postgres row-level security enforces isolation at the connection, not the application. Every query is scoped to your tenant, by construction.

Never trained on

Your conversations are never used to train any model. Anthropic doesn't train on API data, and ExecBot adds nothing on top of that.

FAQ

Answers, not vibes.

What people ask before they request an invite or buy a Cold Audit.

Do I need my own Anthropic key?

On every plan, yes. You add it once, it's encrypted, and it powers every audit in your workspace. You pay Anthropic directly for usage, about $6 a Deep Audit, and we never resell tokens. If you'd rather not hold a key at all, that's Managed. The Cold Audit needs no key: it runs on ours.

What does a Cold Audit look at?

What a customer deciding where to go sees: your Maps listing and reviews, your website, what AI answers say about you, and the nearby businesses competing for the same visit. Public data only.

What if my business has no website?

Then we audit your Maps listing, and the website checks read "no website" rather than failed.

What if the client's GA4 is empty?

Then the report says so, in the executive summary, and tells you what can't be evaluated until it's fixed.

Does it email my client?

No. The report is sent from your own connected Gmail, to you. What your client sees is what you forward.

Is the report white-label?

Not yet. The HTML is yours, but it carries a one-line ExecBot credit at the foot. Removing it on Agency and Organization is planned.

Why invite-only?

We're admitting in small batches while Google reviews our verification. The queue is capped at 100 workspaces until it clears.

Who built this?

One founder, in the open, on his own venue's audit first.

Run the audit you keep putting off.

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