For B2B marketing teams

Anything in. Everything out. Always on brand.

Six to ten people decide a B2B deal. Each one needs something different. Upload what you already own and get a version for every one of them.

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  • Web
  • Email
  • Social
  • Sales
  • Print
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Real work from one Brand Kit

Everything below was made in DesignTech for Gosling Media from its own website and Brand Kit: its fonts, colours, logo and voice. Nothing here is a mock-up.

One Brand Kit. Every piece in the same fonts, colours and voice.

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Why the work is not landing

You are not short of ideas. You are short of hands.

Dozens of assets, eight channels, every quarter, in a brand that can't drift. The competitor who seems to ship all that by hand isn't working harder than you. They're not doing it by hand.

The deal stalls on the one person you missed

Everyone liked it. Then the CFO never got the payback number, the champion had nothing to forward, and it is still “under review.”

Production eats the time strategy needed

Three weeks on a deck. Two more on carousels a competitor already shipped. The thinking was done on day one.

Most of the agency invoice is the hundredth version

Strategy is worth agency money. Resizing the same ad eight ways isn't — and that half of the retainer grows every year.

Every quarter spent producing is a quarter not spent selling.

The solution

One system that already knows your brand, your content and your committee.

Not a chat window you re-brief every morning, and not a template library. Everything you have ever given it stays, read down to the stat, the quote, the slide and the scene. Everything it makes comes back in your brand, finished, in the format the channel wants. Five jobs, shown in the Studio itself.

Mixed material coming in and forming one tagged, linked knowledge graph
Video up to 2 GB per filePDF + DOCXDecksAudioWeb pagesAuto-taggedLinkedSemantic search
One offering argued to two roles in the buying committee, in one brand
Buying committeePersonas by roleOfferingsMessage per personaBrand voiceColors + fonts
One source becoming a carousel, a one-pager and an ad set, then one of them edited in place
CarouselsClips: original, 9:16 + 1:1, speaker-trackedGenerative videoWhite papersAd unitsEmailsLive layersRegion AI edits
Preview of the coming-soon Publish panel, sending an asset to a connected app such as Google Docs, LinkedIn or Canva Preview · coming soon
PDF + PNGPPTX + DOCXMP4 + MP3Web pageDirect publishing · coming soon
A research run across the web, LinkedIn and Reddit, returning the account and what is said about it, each with its source
Account researchCompetitor analysisMedia plansSourced citationsEvery figure linked to its sentenceNothing invented
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Your knowledge graph

Upload it once. Use it forever.

Everything you bring in is read down to the stat, the quote, the slide and the scene, and kept. Nothing is uploaded twice. Every brief starts from everything you've ever given it, and a new version for a new persona costs one sentence.

Never re-upload the same thing twice

The webinar you brought in for a launch is still there for next quarter’s carousel, the case study, the sales deck. One upload, every asset that comes after it.

Every claim keeps its source

A figure in an ad stays linked to the slide it came from, so you can check it before it goes out. When the number moves, every asset built on it is flagged, with exactly what changed.

It compounds

Every file, every approval and every finished asset makes the graph richer. The tenth campaign takes a fraction of the briefing the first one did.

One story. Told to the whole committee.

A B2B decision is made by six to ten people who each want something different, and the deal stalls on whichever one of them never got the thing they needed. The graph already holds the source, so the version for each of them is a brief, not a project.

The economic buyer

CFO, VP Finance

  • ROI one-pager
  • Payback chart
  • Board-ready email

The technical evaluator

CISO, Head of Eng

  • Security overview
  • Architecture diagram
  • Technical FAQ

The practitioner

The team who will use it

  • Demo video
  • How-to carousel
  • Quick-start guide

Procurement and legal

The people who say no

  • Datasheet
  • DDQ answers
  • Terms summary

Your champion

The person selling it for you, inside.

  • Internal deck
  • Business case
  • 90-second video

Change the claim once, at the source, and every persona’s version built on it is flagged with exactly what changed. Review the refreshed copy, approve it, and the CFO’s number and the champion’s deck stay in step.

How it compares

A general assistant is not a marketing department.

Chat tools write. Design tools lay out. Neither holds your brand, your content or your committee — and that is most of the work.

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Capability DesignTech AI General AI assistants Template design tools
What it is built to make Every marketing asset — video, audio, web, email, social, sales and print Text, documents and images, with video in separate products Graphics, decks and social posts from templates
Your brand, enforced A governed brand system built from your own material, applied as every asset renders Style instructions, re-stated in every chat or project Brand kit of fonts, colors and logos
Remembers what you gave it A knowledge graph of every upload, down to the stat, quote, slide and scene — uploaded once, used forever Chat memory and per-project files, re-read each session An asset folder; nothing is read for meaning
Video, voice and music Generated, edited and captioned in the same workspace Some of it, each in a separate product Stock libraries and simple edits
Ready to go out Every asset arrives as the finished file, sized and named for the channel it is going to Whatever the chat hands back, resized by hand Export presets per template
Doing it again next quarter The brief, the sources and the approvals are kept, so the campaign reruns A new chat, from the top Duplicate the template

Compared on what each product publicly offers for marketing production as of September 2026. Products change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

Under the hood, the right engine per medium — Claude, GPT Image, FLUX, Google, ElevenLabs, PixVerse and MiniMax — swapped as better ones ship, each under commercial terms that don't let the provider train on your content.

Who is behind it

Built by the agency that did this by hand for twenty years.

This isn't a lab’s idea of what marketing production looks like. It is one practitioner’s discipline, compiled: the same standards, the same review, at a speed a human team can't match. Why we built it.

2,626client projects delivered by the agency behind it
12,723billed hours of exactly this production work
20+years designing and shipping B2B marketing

This is the part where a page like this shows you a logo wall

“We had years of reports and webinars doing nothing. Now one of them becomes a carousel, an email and a deck in an afternoon.”
Edward Rashba, Head of Marketing, Validus
“We’ve got strict brand rules and a lot of people making things. DesignTech is the first tool where the output comes back already inside the guardrails instead of needing to be pulled back into them.”
Devi Gupta, SVP Marketing and Strategic Partnerships, FADEL

That is two customers, not a wall of them. The customer base today is early, and dressing that up is the fastest way to lose the kind of buyer this was built for. So here is the rest of the proof, all of it checkable before you speak to anybody:

  • Run it on your own material, free. 2,000 credits, no card. The first assets come back complete, with downloads — judge it on your content, not on ours.
  • Every app is public. What each one asks for, the steps it takes and what comes back, at /apps.
  • Where your content lives is written down. Tenant isolation, how AI processing is controlled, and what happens when you leave, at /trust.
  • The hard questions are answered in public, including the ones about AI slop, lock-in and SOC 2, at /faqs.
And we use it ourselves
“Every client has their own brand system and we used to hold all of that in people’s heads. Now it’s held in the platform and the work comes back right the first time.”
Pete Gosling, Principal, Gosling Media — the agency that built DesignTech AI

What one quarter costs when a person does it.

Content plan and campaign brieffrom $2,000
Ten carousels, written and designedfrom $3,000
Three-minute video, cut and scoredfrom $4,000
Six-email nurture sequencefrom $2,500
Twenty ad variants, every placementfrom $2,000
One landing pagefrom $3,500
Produced by handfrom $17,000

Low-end agency rates, from twenty years of quoting this work. An illustration, not a quote.

You will not pay close to that.

$80 a month

No retainer, no seats. $80 a month buys 10,000 credits, 125 to the dollar; or pay as you go at 100 credits to the dollar, from $50. Talking to the Studio is free: you pay only for what it makes, at what making it actually used.

None of the risk is yours.

  • 2,000 free credits, no card
  • A failed run is never charged
  • Credit you buy never expires
  • Non-AI edits, downloads and reuse are free
  • Everything it makes is yours to export

Three steps.

1

Sign up.

No card, no demo gate.

2

Upload one thing you own.

A deck, a PDF, a webinar, your homepage.

3

Ask for the asset you needed on Friday.

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