Marketing for small businesses

Your marketing on autopilot. You just say yes.

Joogoos makes your videos and posts, writes articles for your website, counts who visits it and looks for new customers. Set a weekly amount and it drafts what comes next overnight. In the morning, you say yes on one list.

Signing up is free. Top up $10, $25 or $50 before you make anything. No subscription.

Today. Overnight drafts are words alone, for the networks that take them, like X and LinkedIn; pictures and videos are made when you ask in the Studio. Articles are written only for a website Joogoos can publish to. The weekly amount starts at zero, which is off.

Every video on this page was drawn by Joogoos. the businesses in them are made up

The Studio · ten styles

Ten ways to draw your video.

In the Studio, a drawn video starts from a style. Joogoos writes the script from your idea and your business page, draws every scene in your colours, composes music for it and, if you like, gives it a voice. Each of these was drawn for a made-up business, so you can see a style before you pick it. Pick a kind of business to see all ten drawn with the same words.

Bold type · huge words · hard cuts Drawn for a made-up gym · suits an offer, an opening, a price Words on screen: No contract. No excuses. £19 a month, open 5 am to midnight. Train at your hour. First week on us. Claim your week.
Storybook · painted scenes · brush lettering Drawn for a made-up bakery · suits a story, a place, a day in the life Words on screen: The ovens are on at four, so the bread is warm at seven. The Corner Bakery: sourdough, rye and a very good cinnamon bun. Brought to your door before breakfast. Your first loaf is on us.
Clean · your colours · calm cards Drawn for a made-up dental practice · suits anything, and a first video Words on screen: Riverside Dental. A check-up that starts on time. 12 minutes: the longest anyone waited last month. Booked in three taps. New patients welcome.
Notebook · paper · marker · doodles Drawn for a made-up plumber · suits tips, how it works, a plan Words on screen: Dale & Sons Plumbing. Read your last plumber's quote again. What nobody mentioned: a call-out fee and a weekend rate. How we quote: one fixed price, no call-out fee, pay when it works. One price, agreed first.
Neon night · dark · glowing · a grid Drawn for a made-up cocktail bar · suits evenings, events, tech Words on screen: Lumen, Fridays. Friday starts at six. 2 for 1 on every cocktail until eight. A DJ from nine till late. Bring the whole team.
Showreel · kinetic type · one bar through every cut Drawn for a made-up bike repair shop · suits a launch, a bold promise, how it works Words on screen: Flat tyre at nine? Riding by five. Brake pads worn thin, a chain that skips, a wheel out of true. Book a slot, bring in your bike, ride it home tonight. We fix 90% of bikes the same day. Any bike, fixed prices, no surprises. Millbrook Cycles.
Retro print · cream paper · halftone · serif Drawn for a made-up florist · suits craft, food, something with a past Words on screen: Hazel & Bloom. Flowers, the way your grandmother bought them. Every Friday, from the market. 60 years on the same corner. A bunch for this Friday?
Poster · heavy type · a hard block through every cut Drawn for a made-up late-night pizza takeaway · suits a deal, a late opening, a price that shouts Words on screen: Still up at one? Still firing. £8 any 12-inch pizza, every night till 2 am. Hot. Fast. Late. Order in two taps. Midnight Slice.
Editorial · quiet type · a fine rule through every cut Drawn for a made-up physiotherapy clinic · suits a clinic, a studio, a considered service Words on screen: Stiff from the desk? Loose by Friday. Tight hamstrings, a weak left hip, shoulders rolled in. Same physio every time. Evenings too. No referral needed. Northfield Physio.
Handmade · hand-lettered · a marker line through every cut Drawn for a made-up dog groomer · suits a local shop, a craft, a friendly how-to Words on screen: Muddy after the park? Fluffy by teatime. Drop them off, we bath and trim, collect a new dog. A full groom from £35. No cages. No rush. Scruff & Suds.

Real videos Joogoos drew, shown as they came out, without sound. The businesses, their words and their figures are made up.

StudioToday’s prices

Here is what I will do nothing has been spent yet

A short video about your idea, in a sentence, story 9:16, drawn, with no pictures to make, with no narration.

Made of Drawn scenes: headlines, numbers, steps and painted pictures, in your colours

Style Showreel: kinetic type · one bar through every cut

Music On: composed for this video, free

  1. Write the scriptabout 4 scenes, their words and the order$0.08
  2. 4 drawn scenesdrawn in your colours, each one moving on its ownfree
  3. No narrationnothing is spoken, the words on screen carry itfree
  4. Musiccomposed for this video, in the Showreel style's feelfree
  5. Render it1080×1920, metered by processor time$0.04

Each step is charged for what it actually uses, which is why this says about. Once it is made, a shot can be run again on its own.

About $0.12

The plan the Studio shows for a 15-second drawn video in the style you picked. Picking a style costs nothing; the prices are today’s estimates.

Today. A drawn video is made of words, numbers, steps and painted pictures, in your colours; Showreel, Editorial, Poster and Handmade can also show a few of your own photos. A video can be made from your photos instead, or from pictures made for you. A post has no style to pick: it’s one picture with a line of words over it, as a five-second clip. These copies are shown without sound.

The whole job

The videos are one part of it.

Joogoos is a web app for small businesses. You tell it about your business once: its name and town, or your website. From that one page it makes your posts and short videos, writes articles for your own website, counts who visits your site and what they came for, and writes to businesses that could be your next customer, from your own address. You read everything before it goes anywhere. Each part says below what it does not do yet.

01Business

Say who you are, once.

Give the name and the town, or your website. Joogoos reads what it can find and writes one page about you: what you sell, who buys it, how you sound. Everything else is written from that page, and you can correct any line.

Today. The lookup is paid from your balance, like everything Joogoos makes. Correcting a line of the page is free, except the name: changing it reads your business again.

BusinessA picture of the app
Your business not set up yet
  1. Where to find you name, town, website
  2. About the business what the Studio writes from
  3. Your look logo and colours
  4. Photos what posts are made with
  5. Website & analytics who visits, from where
  6. Your website one page, made for you
  7. Channels where posts go out
  8. Customers who to write to, from your mailbox
  9. SEO needs a website

Set up 0 of 9

Where can we find your business?

Whatever you have. We read it, draft everything on the left, and you check each step.

Where to find you about a minute

A name and town · a website · an Instagram or Facebook page · nothing online yet? just the name and town

The lookup is charged per call, like everything else; nothing is posted or sent.

Not open yet? Describe the idea in a sentence or two instead.

A picture of the Business tab’s first box, in the app’s own words. It’s the first thing the welcome screen sends you to.
02Studio · Calendar

Make what you want to say.

A sentence is enough. The Studio asks whether it’s a post or a video, which photos, and whether anyone speaks, then shows the plan and about what it costs, and makes it when you press Generate. Or press Prepare my week for five priced pieces on five days, and make them all at once. Post to an account you connected, now or at a time you pick, or download it and put it up yourself.

Today. X takes what the Studio makes. LinkedIn takes words alone, under your own name, and nothing the Studio makes yet. Instagram, Facebook and TikTok are waiting on those platforms’ reviews, and YouTube uploads stay private until its audit passes.

StudioMade-up week

What are we making today?

Tell me in a sentence. Before anything is made, I will show you the plan and about what it costs.

Your week · 5

  1. Read your last plumber's quote again Mon 19 · $0.21
  2. One price, agreed first Tue 20 · $0.21
  3. No call-out fee, ever Wed 21 · $0.21
  4. Pay when it works Thu 22 · $0.21
  5. Get a fixed quote Fri 23 · $0.21
The Studio's first screen, and a week from Prepare my week, in the app's own words. The plumber and its week are made up; $0.21 is what a photo post costs today.
03SEO

Be there when they search.

Articles for your own website, written from what you sell and what you’ve been asked, and checked for claims they can’t back up. You read and approve each one, and it’s published on your domain, so the search credit is yours.

Today. It publishes to a site that reads a feed and rebuilds itself, which means a site with a developer behind it. WordPress, Shopify and Wix are not built yet.

SEOMade-up articles
SEO dalesonsplumbing.example

Waiting for you 1

What a boiler service actually checks

boiler service checklist

en · draft 2 to resolve

Proposed topics 2

boiler service cost

why is my boiler losing pressure

Published 1

How to read a plumber's quote

plumber quote explained

en · live

2 claims to resolve before this can be approved

  • No source for this

    Most services take under an hour.

  • No source for this

    A yearly service halves the chance of a breakdown.

Code checks sources, names and links. It cannot tell an honest sentence from a hint at a competitor — that part is yours.

/blog/what-a-boiler-service-actually-checks · version 1

What a boiler service actually checks

The SEO tab, in its own words. The articles are made up.
04Analytics

See who came, and why.

Paste one line into your website and Joogoos counts the people it brings: how many, who sent them, what they read, and who pressed your phone number, email or WhatsApp link. Once a page stands out, it says what to make next, with a button that opens the Studio on it.

Today. A small site can go weeks with nothing to suggest, and the screen says so. Followers and views on your social accounts are not counted yet, and a visit is not traced to the post that sent it. A visit is counted and nobody is followed: no cookie, no banner.

AnalyticsMade-up numbers

What worked

What to make next

2 people got in touch from prices.

5 people saw prices in the last 30 days, and 2 of them got in touch. Google sent everyone who did.

  • 5 of them came from Google.

Who sent them

  • Google 2 in touch 5
  • Instagram 3

What they came for

  • your home page 7
  • prices 2 in touch 5
  • boiler service 3

Press a row to ask about those people only — the sentence at the top is rewritten for them.

The Analytics tab, in its own words. The numbers are made up.
05Customers

Find the ones who haven’t heard of you.

Switch Customers on and it keeps looking for businesses worth writing to, within the letters and dollars a week you set. It judges each one against what you told it and writes the subject and opening line from what it read about them. The offer and the ask are yours, never reworded. You read every letter and press Send: one letter to each company.

Today. It writes only to businesses, and only where the law allows a cold email: the US, the UK, France and ten more so far. Letters leave from the Google mailbox you connect, never from a joogoos address. Replies, bounces and requests to stop come to your own inbox; Joogoos doesn’t see them yet.

CustomersExample company

Set up

The letter

every letter, as Example Ltd would read it

Hello,

Your About page says every table you sell is made in your own workshop in Leeds, from wood you buy locally.

written for each company from what was read about it, with the letter's subject — the only two parts a model writes, and no letter goes without them

The offer

the small, concrete first thing you can give a new customer. Your words, never reworded

The ask

one line, small enough that refusing it would be rude

Your name, your role
Your business — your website

from your mailbox and your Business page

the law's words, and nobody edits them

Plain text. No logo, no pictures — a letter a person could have typed.

Today

Letters to approve

1 best fit first · nothing goes until you press send

Example Ltd go · 82 Workshops · the loop wrote this

“Your About page says every table you sell is made in your own workshop in Leeds, from wood you buy locally.”

The loop is running

This week: 3 searches, 12 companies found, 4 letters written. Last looked 2 hours ago.

Companies

Where it is

  • reading
  • judged
  • letter waiting
  • sent
  • replied
The letter as Set up previews it, and the Today screen, in the app's own words. Example Ltd is the app's own example company; your own details go on the dashed lines, and the group and the numbers are made up.
06Overview

Say yes in the morning.

Set what Joogoos may spend a week, and overnight it drafts posts from your business page, plans topics and writes the next article you kept. Customers adds the letters it wrote, inside its own weekly amount. In the morning it all waits on one list on the Overview, emailed to you as well. Each yes is the same one its own tab gives, and nothing goes out without it.

Today. It drafts and stops: nothing it prepares is sent, posted or published by it. Overnight posts are words alone, for the networks that take them, like X and LinkedIn; a video is made when you ask for one in the Studio. Articles are written only for a website Joogoos can publish to. The weekly amount is zero until you set it, and zero is off. Your own time zone isn’t kept yet.

While you’re busy

Every 30 minutes, once you start it
Customers searches, reads and judges what it found, and drafts letters, inside the letters and dollars a week you set.
Overnight, 03:30 UTC
Inside the weekly amount you set, Joogoos drafts a few posts, plans topics and writes the next article you kept. Zero is off.
At the hour you chose
A post you scheduled goes out to the account you connected. You can take it back until it does.
In the morning, 07:00 UTC
When something new waits for your yes, the list is emailed to you, with one button that opens it.
On Mondays, 07:00 UTC
While Customers runs, its week arrives by email.
OverviewMade-up business

Waiting for your yes · 6

1 letter, 2 posts, 1 finished post, 1 topic and 1 change to Customers. Nothing goes out until you say yes, and each yes is the same one its own tab gives.

  • A letter to Example Ltd

    To [email protected] · “Your workshop in Leeds” — Your About page says every table you sell is made in your own workshop in Leeds, from wood you buy locally.

  • A post for X

    One fixed price before we start, and no call-out fee, ever. Get a fixed quote: 01632 960 412 · From What they sell

    Approved, it goes out at the time it was planned for.

  • A post for LinkedIn

    Most plumbing quotes hide two lines: a call-out fee and a weekend rate. We agree one price before we start. · From What they sell

    Approved, it goes out at the time it was planned for.

  • “One price, agreed first” is made and has not gone out

    Post it now or later, or download the video and put it up yourself.

  • A topic to write about: “boiler service cost”

    What a yearly boiler service costs, what the price includes, and how to read a fixed quote for one.

  • Customers proposes: Look for “letting agents” instead.

    Two letting agents answered this month. None of the builders did.

We email you this list in the morning when something new is on it.

Joogoos may spend up to $5.00 a week preparing posts and articles for you overnight, for you to say yes to here. $0.40 spent this week.

The Overview's list and the morning email, in their own words. The plumber, the company and the list are made up.
Made-up business

Subject Dale & Sons Plumbing: 6 things wait for your yes

joogoos

6 things wait for your yes

Waiting for you this morning: 1 letter, 2 posts, 1 finished post, 1 topic and 1 change to Customers.

  • A letter to Example Ltd
  • A post for X
  • A post for LinkedIn
  • “One price, agreed first” is made and has not gone out
  • A topic to write about: “boiler service cost”

And 1 more on the list.

Nothing goes out until you say yes on the list, and nothing here needs a reply.

Sent in the morning when something new waits for your yes. Turn it off under the list on the Overview.

Nothing goes out until you say yes.

A closer look at each part
Marketing review

Not sure what to do next? Ask.

Press Review my marketing and Joogoos reads your last seven days: your website, your letters, your posts. It proposes one thing to do, with what it costs and how it is counted. Say yes, change it, or say no. Saying yes spends nothing, and on the day you agreed Joogoos counts again and says what happened after. A yes to a post or an article also decides what Joogoos prepares first overnight, until it counts again.

  • A few cents, price shown first
  • Counted again on the day you agreed
  • Approve · change · not this

Today. It runs when you press the button. It doesn’t review your marketing every week by itself.

OverviewMade-up review

Marketing review

What should you do next?

Joogoos reads your last seven days and proposes one thing to do, with what it costs and how it is counted. Nothing is done until you say yes.

Marketing review · 6 October to 12 October

Put your prices on your home page

Yours to decide: say yes, change it, or say no. Saying yes spends nothing.

The Overview's review card, before and after a review. The recommendation is made up.
Pay as you go

One balance. No subscription.

Sign up for free and top up $10, $25 or $50. Every post, video, article and letter is paid from that one balance, in real dollars. There’s no plan to pick.

A $2 month is about…

  • 9 photo posts

    One of your own photos, edited by AI to suit, with your words drawn on top.

    About $0.21 each

  • 13 videos from your photos

    Six shots, narrated and captioned, the movement added in the edit.

    About $0.15 each

  • 1 video with generated motion

    Six pictures made for you, narrated and captioned, two of them turned into moving clips.

    About $1.57 each

Top up

  • $10
  • $25
  • $50
Monthly subscription
None
Your monthly limit
Yours to set
Your balance
Real dollars, every charge listed
Purchased credit
Lasts a year, oldest used first
Paying
By card, on Stripe’s own page

One balance, three things to know

It pays for

  • Posts and videos
  • Articles for your website
  • Letters to new customers
  • A marketing review
  • The lookup that writes your business page

It costs nothing to

  • Correct your business page, except the name
  • Edit an article or a letter by hand
  • Play, download and post what you made

At your limit

  • Nothing is cancelled
  • Raise it in one tap
  • Or carry on by hand

Today. There’s no free trial. Signing up is free, and making anything needs a top-up first.

These are estimates at today’s prices, not an allowance. You’re charged what the work costs, itemised, and a limit you never reach is money you keep.

Everything about pricing

A few things you might be wondering

Good questions.

Do I need to know anything about AI?
No. Say what you want in your own words. Joogoos suggests the rest, and shows you the plan and about what it costs before anything is made.
Will it look and sound like my business?
Everything is written from one page about your business: what you sell, who buys it, how you sound, what you want more of. A drawn video is drawn in your colours, and your own photos can be the start of a post or a video. You can correct any line of that page at any time. That is free, except the name: changing it reads your business again.
Does Joogoos post or send anything on its own?
It prepares on its own and never sends on its own. Inside the weekly amount you set, it drafts posts and articles overnight, and Customers drafts letters inside its own. A post goes out only once you approve it, an article is published only once you’ve approved it, and a letter goes only after you’ve read it and pressed Send.
What is the morning email?
When something new waits for your yes, Joogoos emails you in the morning: how many of each, the first few by name, and one button that opens the list. You can’t say yes by replying; each yes is given on the list. Turn it off under the list on the Overview.
What does Joogoos do while I’m busy?
Once you switch Customers on, it keeps looking for companies and drafting letters, within the letters and dollars a week you set ($2 a week unless you change it). Posts you scheduled go out at their hour. Visits to your website are counted. When something new waits for your yes, the list is emailed to you in the morning. Nothing goes out that you didn’t say yes to. With a weekly amount set, it also drafts posts, plans topics and writes the next article you kept, overnight. Zero, the default, is off.
Can I hear the videos?
Not on this page: these copies are silent, and each was drawn for a made-up business. In your own video, music is composed for it for nothing, and one of six voices can say the words, priced in the plan, or none.
When can I make a full video, like an advert?
There’s no date. Full videos made like an advert are the plan, and they aren’t built yet. Today Joogoos makes short videos and posts. When a full one exists, this page will show it as it came out.
Does the website counting track my visitors?
It counts them; it does not follow them. The line you paste into your site sets no cookie and keeps no identifier that outlives the day, so no consent banner is needed. You see how many people came, who sent them and what they read, never who they are.
Can I use it today?
Yes. Sign up for free and top up $10, $25 or $50 to start: every part of Joogoos is paid from that balance, the lookup that fills in your business page included. Correcting a line of that page, except the name, and changing an article or a letter by hand, cost nothing.
You run the business

Set it going tonight. Say yes in the morning.

Sign up for free, top up $10, $25 or $50, and tell Joogoos about your business. Everything starts from that one page.

No subscription · credit lasts a year · a monthly limit you set

Ten styles, each drawn by Joogoos for a made-up business