The product moved fast. The marketing didn’t.
The app shipped in weeks. The marketing plan is still a blank page.
You can prompt your way to a post — but not to a brand, a calendar, and a clean contact list that all agree with each other.
A marketing hire is $80,000 to $120,000 a year. An agency retainer runs $60,000 to $180,000. Neither is a week-one move.
The five jobs of a marketing team.
Your messaging framework maps who you sell to and what to say, before anything is made.
Your colors, fonts, and logo rules applied automatically, so everything matches.
Tell Engiyo what you need and it drafts the words and the design for your audience.
A content calendar that plans the month, so posting never depends on memory.
Email from your own verified domain, compliance handled — so you skip spam folders.
Priced like a tool, not like a team.
One $5,000 onboarding builds your brand kit and messaging framework — the work agencies price at $28,000 to $45,000 — then the platform runs from $350 a month with all ten core components. Add-ons switch on when you’re ready, each priced at or below the point tool it replaces.
