Built something for founders who need marketing done fast. Looking for honest feedback pre-launch.

Hey Product Hunt fam 👋

We're launching Averi soon and would love your thoughts before we go live.

The problem we kept hearing:

Every founder we talk to seems to hit the same wall: "We need marketing, and we need it yesterday."

You're launching in 3 days. Or your competitor just raised and you need to move fast. Or you finally have budget for marketing but no time to hire or manage freelancers.

So you either:

• Spend hours on Upwork sorting through unqualified applicants

• Prompt ChatGPT 47 times and still get generic AI slop

• Hire an agency that takes 3 months and charges $15k/month

None of these actually help you ship marketing when you need it.

What we built:

Averi combines a marketing-obsessed AI with vetted marketing experts in one workspace. Think of it as your marketing flow:

• AI handles: Strategy, first drafts, campaign planning, content creation

• You handle: Direction, approval, brand decisions

• Experts handle: Execution, polish, specialized work when you need it

The idea is: go from "we need marketing" to live campaigns without the friction of hiring, onboarding, or managing multiple tools and people.

Why "in flow" matters:

Marketing shouldn't feel like context-switching between ChatGPT, Google Docs, Figma, Upwork, and Slack. It should feel like one continuous workflow where AI accelerates the boring parts and humans step in for the parts that need judgment.

We're building for founders who:

• Need marketing done fast (days, not months)

• Don't have time to manage freelancers or agencies

• Want quality output that doesn't sound like every other AI-generated campaign

• Prefer execution over endless strategy decks

Questions for you:

1. Does the "marketing in flow" concept resonate? Or is it confusing?

2. If you've struggled with marketing velocity, what's been your biggest blocker?

3. What would make you actually try something like this vs. sticking with your current (painful) process?

Happy to answer any questions about how it works, our approach, or why we built this.

And if you want to check it out when we launch, I'll drop a link in the comments when we go live.

Thanks for reading! 🙏