Gaasly

Live marketing tools that share one account

Six products share one account at Gaasly, an AI-powered marketing operating system for businesses that want to sell more online. The products cover a website builder, a CRM, advertising management, social posting, brand assets and image and video creation, plus a shared task list. Each works from the same brand, leads and data, so nothing is copied between systems.

The website is edited through a conversation with an AI assistant, and every form on it becomes a lead in the CRM. The CRM holds leads, contacts and the follow-up that closes them. The advertising tool drafts, reviews and publishes Google and Meta campaigns from one place, with reporting included. The social tool drafts, schedules and publishes posts across a company's channels, with a queue that keeps running when the team is busy.

Brand and studio work applied automatically

Brand keeps colours, fonts and voice in one place and applies them to every ad, page and post. Studio generates images and video on brand, ready to use straight in an ad or a page. The tasks tool gathers the work from every other product into one shared list, so the page to rewrite and the lead nobody has called appear in the same place.

Strategists working alongside client teams

AI agents build pages, draft campaigns, write posts and follow up leads, with people overseeing what they produce. Clients can use the tools themselves day to day, or have the company's strategists plan and run the work alongside them, covering campaigns, the website and any move into a new market. The strategists are presented as part of the client's team rather than as a separate agency.

Per-person billing without contact caps

Products are billed per person who uses them, not per contact, and contacts, leads, pages and posts are not counted or capped. Clients can add a product in the month they need it and drop it when they no longer use it, with no tier to climb and no bundle to commit to. The company says AI does the heavy lifting inside each product, which keeps the cost of running each one low.

Reaching buyers who start with AI assistants

The company's material notes that more buyers now begin their search with AI assistants and AI-generated search results rather than a list of links. It says a business's pages need to be readable by those assistants, or they will not be recommended, and the products are designed with that in mind.