Onboarding, sped up
Your website to a 30-day plan and a first post, checked
AI marketing team for small businesses
Your marketing, planned, written, published and measured.
Kleos plans, writes and publishes your content in your voice, then shows what's working on Google and ChatGPT.
See an example monthNo website? Get your free content plan
Free 30-day plan and first draft. Card only when you approve your first post.
Kleos publishes to
- X
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Shopify
- Ghost
- ActiveCampaign
Features
One loop: plan, create, publish, measure, improve
Marketing slips when there's no time and no marketer. The competitors who show up win, on Google, LinkedIn and now ChatGPT.
Plan
Learns your business, builds a 30‑day calendar.
Create
Posts, articles and newsletters in your voice. Learned from your site, yours to correct.
Approve
Nothing goes out without it. Anything you say you don't offer can't be approved.
Publish
Approved pieces, on schedule, to your channels.
Measure
Traffic, AI mentions and competitors, every week. Tracking shows trends, not promises.
Improve
Tells you what to do next, then checks it worked.
A real post Kleos wrote
LinkedIn post, written by Kleos
You sent the proposal on Tuesday. It's Friday. Has the client even opened it?
Written by Kleos for Accord's LinkedIn (proposal software, one of our products). Unedited.
Pricing
Flat monthly plans. See your plan first.
Starter
Solo owners and founders
$49 a month
- 1 business
- 20 posts, 4 articles a month
- 3 AI assistants checked weekly
Growth
RecommendedGrowing businesses and small marketing teams
$149 a month
- 1 business
- 60 posts, 12 articles a month
- 4 AI assistants checked weekly
Pro
Busy marketing teams
$299 a month
- 1 business
- 150 posts, 30 articles a month
- 4 AI assistants checked weekly
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Or pay once: the lifetime licensePay once: the lifetime license
$199 once
One payment of $199 for one business, for as long as Kleos is offered. Monthly allowances that reset on the 1st, and nothing extra is ever charged.
- 1 business
- Up to 2 products under one brand
- 1 person (seat)
- 10 social posts a month
- 2 articles a month
- 15 image credits a month
- 1 newsletter a month, sent through ActiveCampaign (more email tools coming soon) or exported for any tool
- 10 searches researched a month
- See how often ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity recommend you (150 AI assistant checks a month)
- No short videos
- Promotion playbooks and ready-made automations
The terms, plainly
- For the life of the product: one payment, no renewals, for as long as Kleos is offered.
- The limits above, every month: they reset on the 1st, and each stops at its limit (nothing extra is ever charged). No short videos.
- AI models: Articles and newsletters are written by the same AI model as the monthly plans. Social posts, monthly planning and buyer research use a lighter model than the monthly plans and your free first post, and quick tasks (tagging, sorting AI-assistant answers) a lighter one still, to keep a one-time price sustainable. Subscribe to a monthly plan any time for the premium model everywhere.
- Fair use: AI work stays within a monthly fair-use limit; if you reach it, drafting pauses until the next month, or email support.
- 30-day refund: ask within 30 days of paying for a full refund. Refunding ends the license.
Start free, then pay once
Sign up free and see your plan and first post. Approving it opens the one-time checkout instead of a trial.
Free 30-day plan and first draft. Card only when you approve your first post.
One plan instead of five tools
- AI writer~$69/mo
- Scheduler~$5/mo per channel
- SEO content tool~$49/mo
- AI-visibility tracker~$29/mo
- The freelancer you'd brief~$350 to $700 an article
Kleos, from $49 a monthOne plan, one calendar, one place to approve.
Entry prices from each tool's pricing page, checked Oct 28, 2026. Compare tools →
Before you start
Will Kleos get ChatGPT to recommend us?
Nobody can promise that, and we don't. Kleos shows which AI assistants name you for your customers' questions and who they name instead, then writes content that answers them. It checks weekly and tracks the trend.
Who is Kleos for?
B2B founders, consultants, agencies and small marketing teams who know they should market every week but can't find the time. It also works for local, e-commerce and nonprofit businesses.
Who is it not for?
Businesses that live on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or Google Business Profile: coming soon, so you'd post those drafts yourself. Teams that need AI tracking several times a day, sentiment, an MCP server or a self-hosted tool. Agencies that need client logins limited to one business.
What do I pay, and when?
Your plan and first post are free. Approve that post, add a card, and a 7-day trial starts. Then Starter is $49, Growth $149 or Pro $299 a month unless you cancel from Billing. We email you before the trial ends.
How long does setup take?
A few minutes. Enter your website, check the buyers Kleos found, pick the problem to lead with. In our own test run, the plan and first post took 2 min 31 s. Your AI-visibility snapshot shows on the same screen.
Will it sound like us, and will it make things up?
Your voice comes from your website and brand settings, and you can correct it. A draft that breaks a “Never say” rule, names a feature you don't have or links to a missing page can't be approved. Every post and newsletter includes 2 free rewrites.
Does Google penalize AI-written content?
Google says AI-assisted content is fine when it's helpful, and that pages mass-produced without adding value break its spam policies. Kleos plans each article around a real customer question and checks it against your existing pages.
How does Kleos compare with other marketing tools?
Kleos covers what a writer, scheduler, SEO content tool and AI-visibility tracker do separately, from $49 a month. Each can go deeper at its one job. The dated, sourced comparison is on its own page.
Can consultants and agencies use it for clients?
Yes. Each client is a business on its own plan, kept separate in one workspace. Growth includes 5 people, Pro 15, with no per-seat charge.
What's live today, and what's coming?
Today Kleos publishes to LinkedIn, X, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, ActiveCampaign (newsletters), HTML and Markdown export. The full list of what works now and what's on the way is on the pricing page.
What happens to our data?
We don't sell personal data or use your content to train our own models. AI providers process it under their API terms, and AI-assistant checks send only your tracked questions. Export your content as HTML or Markdown, or ask us to delete your workspace.
An example month
What a month of Kleos looks like
Real drafts Kleos wrote in our own accounts, and the product at work.
LinkedIn post
You sent the proposal on Tuesday. It's Friday. Has the client even opened it?
Most small studios can't answer that. So the follow-up runs on gut feel, and it tends to fail in one of two ways.
Chase too early and you're nudging someone who hasn't looked yet. You seem pushy before they've read a word.
Chase too late and the warmth from the discovery call has gone. The deal isn't lost. It just goes quiet.
Why does this keep happening? In a studio of a few people, whoever sent the proposal is also running live projects. Follow-ups live in memory or on a sticky note, and they lose out to whatever is urgent today. Memory also can't tell you the one thing that matters: whether the client has read it.
On a website rebuild worth several thousand dollars, guessing wrong is expensive either way.
A more useful rule: time follow-ups to what the client has done, not to how many days have passed.
- Not opened? Check it reached the right person.
- Opened, no reply? Offer to answer questions.
- Opened repeatedly? It's probably being shared. Ask who else needs to weigh in.
Then schedule the next touch, so it doesn't depend on anyone remembering.
If you'd like to see how viewing and follow-up fit into a proposal, there's an illustrative sample at https://accord.new-odyssey.com
Checks, sped up
A draft held to your facts
Article
An article for Accord's website, about 2,500 words
How to Write a Proposal After a Discovery Call (and Send It the Same Day)
The call went well. The client was keen, the scope made sense and you both left with a rough plan. Then the proposal took two days, and by the time it landed the energy had gone. They wanted to "have a think", or they went quiet.
- Why the proposal that goes out two days later often loses
- Why it takes so long: the information lives in three places
- Before the call: set up so the proposal is half-written
- During the call: capture scope in proposal-ready shape
- After the call: a same-day sequence that keeps you in control
- Comparing the common approaches honestly
- What to automate, and what to keep for yourself
- Where Accord fits (one path, not the only one)
- Self-assessment: how far are you from same-day proposals?
- Your next step
Calendar, sped up
A calendar that refills
Newsletter
A tax bill you didn't see coming usually starts months earlier, with a job that earned less than you thought and books that couldn't tell you. This week's news (inflation, AI in the ledger, and wage pressure) makes that gap more expensive. Here's what each item means for a framing, electrical or concrete sub, and what to do about it.
Start here: audit your last closed job against the bid
The job you were proudest of bidding may be the one that lost money. Overtime lands in "general labor," a Saturday material run gets coded to the business instead of the job, and a handshake change order never gets billed. The books balance, but the job never gets charged.
This week, take the next step from our recent post:
- Pull every labor hour, material receipt and change order tied to your last closed job.
- Total it and compare it to what you bid.
- Repeat for your three most common job types.
The gap you find is what your quarterly tax estimate is quietly built on. This job-first bookkeeping in QuickBooks Online is what we do at Ridgeline.
The Kleos Journal
From the Journal
Get found
What to Post on LinkedIn as a Founder When You Don't Know What to Write
Stuck on what to post on LinkedIn? Turn the buyer problems you hear every week into a running list of posts and a cadence you can keep during launches.
Written with KleosOctober 27, 2026
Get found
How to Stop AI-Written Content From Making Claims You Can't Back Up
AI drafts invent product claims legal never approved. Here's why it happens and how a claim registry turns review into a quick check, not a rewrite.
Written with KleosOctober 27, 2026
Get found
How to Keep a Content Calendar on Track With a Small Marketing Team (Even in Launch Weeks)
Why small marketing team calendars slip when launches land, what it costs your pipeline, and a capacity-based way to keep content shipping in busy weeks.
Written with KleosOctober 27, 2026