A team of named agents
Stand up agents with real roles — creator, analyst, listener, topic. One brief becomes parallel output instead of a personal to-do list. You stay the operator; the agents are the team.
AI for solo & lean teams
AI for solo & lean teams that ship like a full crew
One marketer, a full AI team. dolv gives a lean GTM crew a set of grounded AI agents that run campaigns, content, and outreach — held to your approval and capped to a budget you set, so you do more with less.
Built for one operator, not a fifty-person team. dolv it.
Solo operator command center · agent team Email prepared · 18 contacts awaiting your approval $250/mo cap
operator, not chatbot
A lean team that moves like several
Lean teams stall because there is more work than there are people. dolv closes that gap with AI agents for small teams that read your live data and execute real work — grounded in your company, capped to a budget, and held to your approval before anything ships.
84 tools that execute
Agents call real tools to draft content, prepare outbound, create campaigns, open tasks, and schedule events. They do the work instead of describing it — do more with less marketing AI.
Human-in-the-loop approvals
Internal work runs instantly; anything that leaves your account is staged: prepare → approve → executing → done. One click is the only manual step — the one you want to keep.
Grounded by default
Tell dolv who you are once. Company, playbooks, and knowledge are injected into every reply, so output sounds like you and needs far less rework when you are the whole team.
A $250/mo spend cap
Every agent carries a default $250 / month cap with live spend tracked against it. Hit the limit and the system stops the agent. Cost stays a number you chose, not a card surprise.
Execute and measure on one screen
Unified TOFU/MOFU/BOFU funnel intelligence and the correlation engine turn "sent 40 emails" into "moved MOFU health." No dashboard archaeology, no second tab.
84 real tools one operator can call
$250 default monthly spend cap, per agent
5 roles: general · listener · topic · creator · analyst
30 read + write integrations behind the work
one to many
One operator, a team of agents
You create named agents — each with a role, a model, and the exact tools it may call — and assign them the work. A creator drafts your content, an analyst reads the funnel, a listener flags what changed, a topic agent owns a theme. This is an AI marketing assistant team, not autopilot, and every agent is grounded in your company context by default.
Start with one, or wire several together with a Director that orchestrates the team into one multi-agent campaign — see how the configurable AI agents are built, or how it pairs with AI marketing automation end to end.
- creator Drafts posts, emails, and outreach — ready for your review.
- analyst Reads the funnel and tells you where you are stuck.
- listener Watches signals and surfaces what changed this week.
- topic Owns a theme end to end — research, angles, coverage.
fast where it's safe
Approve the moments that matter
Internal, reversible work runs the moment you ask. Anything that leaves your account is staged in the approval inbox, and the same screen that executes also measures — so a lean team never context-switches between doing the work and checking whether it worked.
approval inbox
- PrepareAgent stages it.
- ApproveYou sign off.
- DoneIt ships and logs.
weighted funnel health
Bottleneck detected at MOFU — your weakest weighted stage, scored against a rolling 30-day baseline. Go deeper on funnel intelligence.
no rip-and-replace
Plug in the tools you already run
Connect the apps a lean team already lives in. dolv reads and writes through real integrations, so an agent can pull your Search Console and GA4, draft in Google Docs or Sheets, prepare a Gmail or Outlook send, queue a LinkedIn post, and publish to WordPress — all from one command center.
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Search Console
- GA4
- WordPress
- Google Docs
- Google Sheets
- Google Calendar
who it's for
Built for the operator carrying the whole motion
If you are one or two people running the entire go-to-market, agents are how you cover more ground without losing control. Give an agent a role, hand it the exact tools it may touch, and let the run history and funnel intelligence prove what actually moved. Just getting going? See AI GTM for startups & founders. Running client work? See AI for agencies. Scaling up? See AI for growth teams — or browse all solutions.
"the agent sent 40 emails" becomes "the agent moved MOFU health" — outcomes you can defend, not activity you have to explain.
questions
AI for solo & lean teams — FAQ
Can dolv replace a missing marketing team?
It gives one operator the leverage of several. You stand up named agents — a creator, an analyst, a listener, a topic owner — each with a role, a model, and the exact tools it may call, and point them at the work. They draft content, read the funnel, and surface what changed while you stay the operator who decides. It is not a chatbot that suggests; it is a team of grounded agents that execute real work with you in control.
How much manual work does the approval inbox add?
Almost none for a lean team, by design. Internal, reversible work — drafting copy, planning a campaign, creating a task or a doc — runs immediately. Only actions that leave your account are held: the agent prepares prepare_email, prepare_linkedin_post, or prepare_blog_post and queues it in Approvals. You review and click approve. That is the only manual step, and it is the one you actually want to keep.
How do agent roles divide the work?
Each agent owns a lane. A creator drafts posts, emails, and outreach. An analyst reads your TOFU/MOFU/BOFU funnel and tells you where you are stuck. A listener watches signals and reports what moved this week. A topic agent owns a theme end to end — research, angles, and coverage. For a solo marketer that means one brief becomes parallel output instead of a personal to-do list.
How do I keep AI spend under control?
Every agent carries a default $250 / month spend cap with its current spend tracked against it. When an agent reaches its cap it stops — the limit is enforced by the system, not by trust. You can raise, lower, or watch the cap per agent, and a full run history logs when each run started, how long it took, its output, and any error. Cost stays a number you chose, not a surprise on a card.
Do I have to rip out the tools I already use?
No. dolv reads and writes through 30 real integrations a lean team already lives in — Gmail, Outlook, Search Console, GA4, LinkedIn, WordPress, Google Docs, Sheets, and Calendar. An agent can pull your analytics, draft in a doc, prepare a send, queue a post, and publish a blog from one command center, with no rip-and-replace.
Run marketing like you have a team
Stand up grounded agents, set a budget you control, and approve the moments that matter. One marketer, a full AI team. dolv it.