Decide what to scale, hold, or fix.
Review spend, creative, funnel, and revenue evidence before changing budgets or declaring a campaign winner.
Enterprise marketing agents
OpenAnalyst. Build. Deploy. Manage. Enterprise Marketing Agents
The platform for full-stack marketing agents: campaign analysis, lifecycle decisions, content operations, lead routing, reporting, and governance. Deploy with the enterprise requirements your team needs from day one.
Marketing agents
Run the work Marketing Ops already coordinates by hand.
Start with the agent categories your team repeats every week, then add review states, source rules, and approval paths before anything reaches production.
Turn campaign calendars into reviewed decisions.
Evaluate email revenue, segments, offers, timing, and customer impact before changing lifecycle campaigns.
Move from source material to approved briefs.
Create briefs, copy direction, content plans, and SEO outlines with evidence and reviewer notes attached.
Prioritize the right accounts faster.
Review source quality, fit, readiness, and next-best action before sales effort gets spent.
Make dashboard trust explicit.
Check attribution caveats, tracking gaps, executive readouts, and hold conditions before leaders act on numbers.
Keep sensitive marketing work reviewable.
Route agent outputs through source checks, policy holds, reviewer approval, and private/public output boundaries.
Enterprise requirements
Scope the deployment around how your company actually runs marketing.
OpenAnalyst starts by mapping the requirements that decide whether marketing agents can safely enter production: hosting, identity, data access, audit, approvals, integrations, and support.
See enterprise pathsCustom hosting requirements
Map whether the right path is managed hosting, a dedicated setup, customer cloud, VPC requirements, or infrastructure owned by your team.
Identity and access
Define SSO/SAML/OIDC expectations, RBAC, reviewer roles, source permissions, and who can publish or reopen a run.
Data boundaries
Name private evidence, source-system permissions, retention expectations, deletion requirements, and export rules.
Audit and observability
Trace sources, prompts, tools, approvals, costs, deployment history, and reviewer decisions without hiding the operating context.
Guardrails and approvals
Add human review gates, PII checks, evidence checks, policy holds, and publishing boundaries where the workflow needs control.
Marketing integrations
Scope CRM, ads, analytics, CMS, lifecycle, warehouse, Slack, Teams, Jira, and other systems around the first agent workflow.
Pricing
Choose the right deployment path before implementation starts.
OpenAnalyst pricing is call-driven. Start with a managed hosted path, or scope an enterprise deployment around your own infrastructure requirements.
A managed hosted path for the first Marketing Agent.
Custom
The managed hosted operator is named on the pricing page.
- Hosted OpenAnalyst marketing-agent workspace
- Workflow discovery and first-agent mapping
- Campaign, content, reporting, lifecycle, and lead-routing agent setup
Scope deployment around your infrastructure.
Starts with $3,000 consultation
Includes 40 hours of implementation support.
- Hosting requirements mapped around customer infrastructure
- Private evidence and source-system boundaries
- SSO/RBAC, reviewer roles, audit expectations, and approval states
FAQ
What teams usually ask before starting.
Use these answers to decide whether the first OpenAnalyst workflow is ready to scope.
What is OpenAnalyst?
OpenAnalyst helps teams build, deploy, and manage enterprise marketing agents for campaign analysis, lifecycle decisions, content operations, lead routing, reporting, and governance.
Who is OpenAnalyst for?
OpenAnalyst is for Marketing Ops and enterprise growth teams that need AI-assisted workflows with review states, source boundaries, approval paths, and deployment requirements.
Can OpenAnalyst support enterprise infrastructure requirements?
Yes. OpenAnalyst can scope managed hosting or enterprise customer infrastructure requirements, including data boundaries, SSO/RBAC, reviewer roles, audit expectations, and approval states.
How do teams start with OpenAnalyst?
Teams start by booking a call and bringing one marketing-agent workflow to map the source systems, reviewer path, hosting notes, and first deployment route.
Book a call
Bring one marketing-agent workflow and the requirements around it.
Use the call to map the agent, source systems, reviewer path, hosting/security notes, and first deployment route for OpenAnalyst.