Marketing runs on agents now.
Content, campaigns, enrichment, QA: agents do more of it every month. SuperOrgs shows what they cost, what they save, and which ones actually work.
Competitive Intel Bot
$180/mo
Design Copilot
$80/mo
Ad Copy Generator$38/mo
Infrastructure Bot$220/mo
UX Research Assistant$120/mo
Cursor Pro
$20/mo+1 more
Devin
$500/mo
AI Chief of Staff$450/mo)
AI SDR (11x)
$395/mo+15 more
Agent planning
Every agent, from idea to active
Sound familiar?
Point automations nobody owns
Every tool grew an AI feature and every team grew a workflow. None of it has an owner or a number.
Untracked spend
Agent costs hide inside tool subscriptions. The real number is bigger than the line item.
No idea what works
Activity is everywhere; impact is unmeasured. You cannot double down on what you cannot see.
What marketing agents really cost.
Spend and savings per pod, metered per run, with idle waste flagged before the renewal.
- Real cost per run, per agent, per pod
- Savings against what the workflow cost before
- Idle agents flagged with action needed
- Every agent has an owner on your team
Cost intelligence
Real metered run cost
The agentic-marketer pod is here.
BCG describes marketing pods of three to five people, each teamed with agents, spanning strategy, content, data, and channels. SuperOrgs is where those pods live: staffed, measured, and paid for.
Support Pod
2 slots free
Fin, Triage, Scout
Agentic Pods
Spend, savings, and capacity in dates
3 to 5 people
BCG describes the agentic-marketer pod as a lean, cross-functional team of three to five people, each teamed with AI agents, spanning strategy, content, data, and channels.
Source: BCG, 2026Ask this on day one.
These work inside SuperOrgs through Orion, or from Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor over MCP.
See your whole workforce.
Humans and agents on one org chart, organized into pods that own real work.