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Playad
Hire your AI Marketing Team
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Hire your AI Marketing Team
39 followers
Playad is your AI marketing team. Paid ads on autopilot: it learns your brand, makes the ads, and gets smarter every time. From one chat, research competitors, create image and video ads, launch campaigns, and analyze performance. Schedule recurring checks, creative refreshes, and reports. Playad remembers your brand, experiments, and results to inform what to try next. You stay in control through review and approval. Stop creating. Start deciding.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Youn, founder of Playad 👋
For the past year, I've watched founders struggle with the same problem. You can't afford a real marketing team ($5K+ per month),
but AI ad generators produce generic slop that doesn't convert. A massive gap between "prompt an AI" and "hire an agency."
So we built the middle ground. An AI marketing TEAM, not just another tool.
Playad is a team of specialized AI agents:
▸ Researcher: studies your competitors (Meta Ad Library, Google Ads Transparency)
▸ Creative Strategist: plans your ads, asks clarifying questions
▸ Data Analyst: reads performance, surfaces insights
▸ Media Buyer: optimizes spend across channels
They collaborate like a real agency. Learn your brand voice over time. No prompt engineering. No dashboards to check. Just
decisions.
What makes it different from other AI ad tools:
▸ Multi-agent team, not a single AI doing everything
▸ Anti-slop UX: asks clarifying questions instead of generating generic output
▸ Persistent brand memory across sessions (Claude Code style)
▸ Full cycle: research, create, launch, optimize
▸ Proactive: morning reports and competitive alerts, not a dashboard you have to open
Plans start at $39/mo for solo founders, up to $1,799/mo for in-house marketing teams (CMO tier with a dedicated account
manager), plus custom Enterprise where our team runs your marketing for you like an agency.
Would love your feedback, especially from fellow founders. What's your AI ad tooling experience been like? What's missing?
Splitting it into researcher, strategist, analyst and media buyer makes a lot of sense. When the media buyer wants to move spend, does it wait for approval every time, or can I set a budget range where it acts on its own?
The clarifying questions are a good place to start. A wrong assumption about the audience can carry through the research, creative and spend decisions, so catching it early matters.