The plain definition
An AI marketing agency uses AI for writing, design, video drafts, scheduling and reporting. People decide what to make and review the result. They remain responsible for what goes out. Lower production costs put work that used to require a $5,000 retainer within reach of a small business.
What the AI actually does
At Sundayable, our AI marketer is called Sunday. Every day, it drafts designed posts, captions, blog articles and emails for your brand, then sends them to you for approval. Nothing goes out until you've reviewed it and said yes.
Where humans stay in the loop
Our team decides what your business needs this month. A person edits the video, checks the work against your brand and catches what AI missed. When you call, a person answers. If an "AI agency" can't name the people behind it, ask who reviews the work before you sign.
What it should cost
AI-run agencies still charge for the work, but their lower production costs should show up in the price. In 2026, content production costs a few hundred a month. Add lead generation and SEO and it moves to around a thousand, while a full outsourced marketing team costs a few thousand. Ours runs $499 / $999 / $2,999 — compare that against a single junior hire.
Questions to ask before signing
Who approves content before it posts? You should have the final say. Who edits the video? Make sure a person does. Can you see samples made for your business before paying? We bring them to the first call. If you leave, you should keep your accounts and content. If an agency won't answer all four clearly, keep looking.
See it in practice
Before you choose an AI marketing agency, look at the work it has made. Book a free consultation — we'll show sample reels and posts made for a business like yours, and recommend the smaller plan if that's all you need.