Orbit is an autonomous marketing team that lives inside your data — every ad platform, every analytics tool, every source of truth — and actually does the work. Not another chatbot. Not another dashboard. A team of operators that runs your marketing while you sleep.
Plenty of tools will bolt a chat box onto your ad account. You ask a question, you get an answer, and then you go do the work. That's fine — we'll even sell you that: connect Orbit to ChatGPT for the price of a couple of coffees a month.
But that's the toy. What you actually pay for is an operator architecture: your data connected, full visibility, full control, compliance built in — and a team of agents that turns insight into action, with your approval, 24/7. One is a smarter search box. The other is a hire.
Every analytics tool ever built hands you a wall of charts and says: figure it out. That's not help. That's homework. You still have to notice the problem, diagnose it, and fix it — usually three weeks too late.
Orbit inverts it. It finds what's broken, drafts the fix, and comes to you with: “I found 6 things, I fixed 4, here are 2 that need your call.” You say yes. That's the whole interaction.
The dashboard makes you the analyst. Orbit is the analyst — and the media buyer, and the person who never forgets to check the account.
Orbit doesn't run on one big brain trying to do everything at once. It runs on many small, specialized operators — each an expert at one job, each cheap, auditable, and scoped to your brand. They wake when something changes, do their work, and go quiet.
That's why it scales. You're not renting one assistant's attention. You're running a whole department that never sleeps, never forgets, and never gets bored of checking the account.
Here's the team you'd have to hire to do what Orbit does across your whole funnel — not just ads:
We're not here to replace your marketers. We're here to give them superpowers. A team with Orbit does 10× the work in a fraction of the time — the boring, repetitive, easy-to-forget parts run themselves, so your people spend their hours on strategy, creative, and the human calls that actually move the number.
And if you're a startup with no team at all? You just hired a world-class marketing department your competitors don't have.
You stop logging into six platforms to find out what broke. You stop discovering wasted spend three weeks too late. You stop rebuilding the same report every Monday.
Instead, you open Orbit and it has already done the rounds: “here's what moved, here's why, here's what I did, here's what needs you.” Your CMO talks to Orbit before the morning standup, because it already knows more about the accounts than anyone on the team. Your board deck writes itself every quarter. Your trial-to-paid leak gets caught the day it starts — not the month someone finally notices.
Marketing stops being a thing you fight to keep up with, and becomes a thing that quietly compounds in your favor.
We're early, and we're honest about that. There are rough edges, and yes, the occasional bug. But here's the tell: when something isn't quite working, our users don't shrug and move on. They feel like they're missing something huge — and they want it back, right away.
That's the whole thesis in one sentence: once a company has an operator that never forgets to check the account, they can't go back to doing it themselves. This is what we're building. This is where it's going.