For marketing & creative agencies

Your approval process is the bottleneck.

The work gets made, then it sits, waiting on someone to read it, fix the voice, and hit send. Commonhouse sets up AI that drafts the recaps, reports, and replies you repeat and holds every send for your yes. You own all of it.

Not a chatbot No blind sends You own it
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Monthly recap drafted, client Northwindawaiting you
Performance report sent, client Meridiansent
Proposal reply drafted, inbound leadawaiting you
Status update sent, client Acmesent
Invoice reminder queuedqueued
Your accounts, your data, your keys
CH·01 The problem

Most agencies don't have a creative problem. They have a review problem.

Your team can make the work. What slows everything down is the last mile, a person has to read it, check the voice, catch the wrong number, and press send. So drafts queue behind one inbox, and clients wait a day for a reply written in ten minutes.

01 · Client comms

Replies wait a day

A recap, a status update, a proposal reply, written in ten minutes, then stuck for a day waiting on a yes.

02 · Reporting

Reports sit unsent

Monthly performance reports get drafted on time, then queue behind the one person who checks the voice and the numbers.

03 · New business

Warm leads go cold

A proposal reply drafted and held too long is a lead that already called the next agency on the list.

CH·02 How it works

Here's how it actually clears the approval queue.

Three steps. It learns your business, drafts the work you repeat, and waits for your yes before anything goes out.

01 · Learns your business

It works from your stuff, not guesses

Your offers, your voice, your client policies, and your past work, written down once, so a draft sounds like your agency, not a generic tool.

02 · Drafts, then waits

Nothing sends without your yes

It writes the recap, report, or reply you'd normally type by hand, then stops. You approve, edit, or hold, it never sends on its own.

03 · Keeps the receipts

Everything's written down

Every draft, approval, and send is logged, so you can always see what went out, to whom, and who approved it. Exportable, and yours.

CH·03 One workflow, end to end

Deliverable due → AI drafts → your yes → logged.

Here's the monthly recap workflow running once. The AI does the drafting. You do exactly one thing: approve.

Step 01 · Due

A deliverable comes due

Northwind's monthly recap is due. The workflow triggers on schedule.

Step 02 · AI drafts

Drafted in your voice

It pulls the numbers and writes the recap from your Company Brain, in your agency's voice.

Step 03 · Gate

You approve

It stops. Read it, tweak a line, approve, or send it back. Nothing has reached the client.

Step 04 · Done

Sent & logged

It sends, files a copy, and writes the whole run to your action log.

Deliverable · monthly recap · client: Northwind
Monthly performance recap is due today. It pulls last month's numbers from the connected report.
"Hi team, here's October at a glance: leads up 18%, cost-per-lead down to $42, and the new landing page is converting at 6.1%. Full breakdown below. Want to push more budget to the top performer next month?"
● Review gate · nothing sent yet Approve & send Edit Hold
CH·04 Pricing

A guided install, not a software drop.

Start where you are. You own every install from day one. Start small, see it run on one workflow, then widen.

If it is just you
PKG 00 · Audit

AI Ops Audit

one-time$1k

Best fit: you want to see where AI fits before you commit.

  • Review of your tools and sources
  • The work you repeat, mapped
  • Your highest-leverage workflow
  • Where AI is safe, where it needs a gate
  • A prioritized action plan
  • Yours to keep, no lock-in
PKG 01 · Install

Solo Install

one-time$3k

Best fit: it is just you, and you are the bottleneck for everything.

  • A client-owned AI home base
  • One simple workflow, end to end
  • A review step before anything sends
  • An action log you can export
  • Yours to keep, not a subscription
If you have a team
PKG 02 · Install

Foundation Install

starts at$10k

Best fit: your knowledge is scattered and you want a solid base first.

  • Company Brain
  • Source Library
  • AI home base set up
  • Plan for first workflows
  • Recommended first workflows
  • Basic handoff
Recommended start
PKG 03 · Install

First Workflow Install

starts at$15k

Best fit: you have one repeatable job that is costing you time, quality, or speed.

  • Everything in Foundation
  • One approved workflow
  • Connected sources
  • Review steps and action log
  • Guided first runs and training
  • Next-workflow recommendation
PKG 04 · Install

Full Commonhouse OS

starts at$45k

Best fit: you want AI running several repeatable jobs across the business.

  • Full OS setup
  • Broader Company Brain and Source Library
  • 3 to 5 workflows
  • Review steps by role and risk
  • Action logs and team training
  • Steady operating rhythm
After launch, for everyone
Support

Support Plan

from$1.5k/mo

Keeps your home base clean and improving: system checks, source cleanup, tuning, and new workflows as you grow.

Starting prices, not final quotes. Live sends, publishes, and payments always need your approval.

CH·05 Questions

The honest answers.

Is this just a chatbot for our team?

No. A chatbot answers questions. Commonhouse runs the work you repeat through a Company Brain, a Source Library, a review step, and an Action Log, and a person approves anything before it reaches a client.

Can the AI email or post to clients on its own?

No. Sends, posts, deletes, and changes stop at a review step and wait for your yes. The default is to draft and hold.

Will the drafts actually sound like us?

They work from your approved voice, offers, and past work in the Company Brain, and read only the files in your Source Library. It writes from your agency instead of guessing, and you still read every draft before it goes.

How is this different from an automation agency?

Most automation leaves you with workflows you don't own and can't easily check. With Commonhouse you keep the accounts, the data, and the keys. Risky actions go through your review, and everything is written to an Action Log.

Take the approval queue off one person's desk.

Tell us the work that piles up waiting on a yes. We'll install the home base around your agency and build the first workflow with you.