Who it's for
You didn't start a business to become a marketer. MKTDPT does the research, the planning and the teaching an agency would, from public data on your area to step-by-step ads, for a fraction of the price. It gets smarter every time you use it.
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The tradesPlumbers, electricians, HVAC, roofers and contractors. Meet Ray, who boosts posts from the couch at 9 pm.
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Restaurants and cafésRestaurants, cafés, bakeries and food trucks. Meet Ana, who posts the special at 11 pm.
See how it worksSomething else? Landscapers, dentists, gyms, realtors, auto shops: if you're local and you do it all, MKTDPT is built for you. Start free or talk to us.
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What you actually get
Here's what happens between “I should really do some marketing” and leads that show up on purpose.
Onboarding
Tell it about your business. Once.Answer a few plain questions (or paste in what you already have) and MKTDPT builds your company profile. Then it reads your website and drafts your brand guide: your logo, colors, fonts and the way you sound. From then on, every idea it gives you sounds like your business, not like a template.
Research
The homework agencies bill you for.This is the part most owners never get to. MKTDPT pulls public data on your area (Census and Data USA: incomes, ages, homeowners, growth) and Pew Research on who uses which apps5, then turns it into buyer personas: three to five customer types with nicknames, what they're really buying, what scares them, and where to find them. It also runs a local audit of your website and Google listing against nearby competitors. Every number comes with its source. And it keeps watching: every morning it checks the weather, storms, new-home permits and the economy for your ZIP codes, so you know when to run, not just what.
Strategy
A full-funnel plan, not a pile of posts.Ask for ideas and you get three real options at a time: campaigns with flight dates, budgets, ad sets and the ads themselves, each one aimed at a persona. Each comes with why it should work, built on your own results and industry benchmarks with sources. It covers every step: getting noticed, getting compared, getting the call, and getting the repeat customer.
Education
You learn the why, every single time.MKTDPT doesn't just hand you a plan. It explains where each move fits in the customer journey, what your customer is thinking at that moment, and what should happen next. Season by season you learn to read your own marketing, something a retainer rarely gives you.
Launch
Click-by-click, with nothing left to guess.Pick where the ads run (Facebook, Instagram, Google, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn) and get step-by-step launch instructions written for someone who has never run an ad: targeting, budget, retargeting audiences, and a tracking link for every ad. Everything goes in paused until you say go. Rather hand it off? Sub in a pro from the MKTDPT Bench.
Results
It gets sharper every time you use it.Every lead traces back to the exact ad that brought it in. The scorecard tells you what to keep, fix or cut, and every lesson goes back into your brand guide. The more you feed it (leads, results, what worked), the better the next round of ideas gets. Nothing gets lost between meetings. MKTDPT remembers everything.
Your three options
Plenty of agencies do honest work. But many are paid a share of your ad budget, so their paycheck grows when your ad bill does. MKTDPT earns the same either way, so it has no reason to tell you to spend more. When less is the smarter move, it says so.
| Doing it yourself | Typical agency | MKTDPT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | You, at night | Their team | You and MKTDPT, together |
| Market research (Census, Pew, local competitors) | Rarely. No time. | Sometimes, usually extra | Built in, with sources |
| Daily data on your area (weather, storms, permits, economy) | No | Rarely, for big clients | Built in, every morning |
| Brand guide and buyer personas | No | Often a paid project | Built in |
| Full-funnel plan with dates and budgets | Guesswork | Yes | Yes, three options at a time |
| Explains why, so you get better | No | Not usually | Every suggestion |
| Every lead traced to the ad that brought it | No | Depends on the agency | Yes |
| Budget moved to what's working, based on your own results | Gut feel | Yes, if you ask | Every week, in plain English |
| Paid more when you spend more on ads | No | Often (10–20% of ad spend)4 | Never |
| Monthly cost | $0 plus your evenings | $500 to $1,500+ for small businesses3 | Free for 2 weeks, then priced for a one-person business |
Questions
No. That's the point. MKTDPT explains every suggestion in plain words, and the launch instructions are click-by-click. You learn as you go.
We'll tell you the price before your trial ends. There's no card on file, so nothing gets charged by surprise. If MKTDPT isn't earning its keep, just walk away.
Yes. MKTDPT tracks which ad brought in each lead, not who your customers are. The AI never sees customer names, emails or phone numbers, never approves an ad, and never takes anything live without you.
It helps, and MKTDPT will tell you what your site is missing. But you can start without one. Plenty of local businesses run on a Google listing, Facebook and word of mouth.
No. It does the research and the busywork; you make the calls. You can turn AI off entirely, connect your own Claude, or use ours.
Sub in a pro. The MKTDPT Bench is a crew of local videographers, designers, web developers and marketers who can shoot, design, fix or run it with you.
Your marketing department, organized.
Two weeks free. No card. Set up your first company in one sitting.
Sources.
1 U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy, Frequently Asked Questions About Small Business (2026)
2 Fiverr Small Business Month Survey, nearly 6,000 owners in 25 countries (2025)
3 WebFX, Marketing agency cost (2026)
4 AgencyAnalytics, PPC management pricing guide
5 Pew Research Center, Americans’ Social Media Use (November 2025)
Owner stories on this page are illustrative composites, not real customers.