Launch week
A teaser, the launch post, and the follow-up carousel as one batch that shares one look. You approve the direction once and the batch holds it.
Kamply for startup founders
Your first marketing hire, before you can afford one.
You own the product and the taste.
The longer description
What you don’t have is the week it takes to turn a launch into posts, a reel and a deck that look like they came from the same brand. Kamply carries that production, and you stay the approver.
What a launch week ships: a feed post, a reel and a deck page.
Finished work, built in the app.
Every piece here was built in Kamply at the size it ships. Sample brands are labelled as such.
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Sample brands from the app’s library
Darnfold, Boxkin, Woofstead and Latelift are invented brands, so every figure in their work is fictional.
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Marketing loses to product every time the two compete for your evening.
The situation in full
The result is no marketing at all, and a launch that ships to silence. What changes it is handing off the production and keeping the calls: a short interview, then a post, a reel and a deck waiting for your yes.
Video reels
Finished MP4s timed to a voiceover or a music track, rendered at 9:16 and ready to upload: no editor, no timeline software.
Decks
Sales and investor decks on the same tokens as your feed, so the meeting looks like the marketing.
What an agency, a hire and Kamply cost
Published agency and hiring benchmarks, next to Kamply's setup time and its one timed reel build.
Kamply
on your Mac
- The budget
- $69a month, or yearly
- Ready to start
- ~10 minto set up, per the setup guide
- A 60-second reel
- ~60 minone timed build, June 2026
Agency
on retainer
- The budget
- $2,500–$10,000a month
- Ready to start
- Scoping calls, a contract, then onboarding
- A 60-second reel
- $300–$1,500a video, ~48 hours
In-house team
one marketer
- The budget
- $71,545a year, US average salary
- Ready to start
- ~42 daysto fill the seat
- A 60-second reel
- Only if you also hired for video
Who approves, and the sources
Who approves
- Agency
- An account manager
- In-house team
- Whoever runs marketing
- Kamply
- You, at every stop
Benchmarks: WebFX agency pricing, Glassdoor US salary data, SHRM and LinkedIn hiring data, Vidico and D-MAK video rates. Full breakdown on the comparison page.
Kamply is $69 a month, plus your Claude or Codex plan from $100 a month, so from $169 in total. See pricing
The questions founders ask first.
If yours isn't here, ask it in the walkthrough.
I don’t have time to brief a tool properly.
The interview is the briefing. Kamply asks you the questions a senior designer would (audience, format, what has to be true) and locks your answers into a brief. A short interview replaces the hour of prompting-and-hoping.
AI output never looks like my brand.
Kamply derives your colours, type and voice from your website once, then builds everything against those tokens. A post that drifts off palette fails its own checks before you ever see it.
I can’t ship something embarrassing.
Nothing ships itself. Every piece passes its own quality gates, then waits for you. You approve the winner or say what to change, in plain words, like you would to a designer.
What happens in a walkthrough?
We build the first direction with your brand, live. You leave knowing exactly what Kamply would make next. The booking form on this page goes straight to a human inbox.
What does it cost?
One plan, the whole app: $69 a month or $499 a year, billed through Polar. Monthly means a launch sprint needs no annual promise. Full details on the pricing page.
Bring one brief to the walkthrough.
We build the first direction with your brand during the walkthrough.