Industries
One system. Twelve different jobs.
Ayer does not change per industry — the work does. Inventory that turns weekly, claims a platform will reject, a goal that is a booked viewing rather than a basket. Pick yours and see what that looks like.
All industries
Consumer brands
- E-commerce & DTCCatalogue-wide creative, ROAS targets, seasonal pushes.See the detail
- Fashion & beautyDrops, lookbooks, creators, and a brand that cannot slip.See the detail
- Health & wellnessStudios, clinics and supplements, inside the ad rules.See the detail
- Food & beverageMenus, launches and local demand, week by week.See the detail
Services & local
- Real estateListings, developments and a pipeline of qualified viewings.See the detail
- Hospitality & travelOccupancy, seasons and the direct-booking fight.See the detail
- Local servicesTrades, home services and multi-location businesses.See the detail
- AutomotiveDealers, EV brands and a stock list that moves daily.See the detail
B2B & professional
- SaaSTrials, demos, and a CAC that has to survive the board deck.See the detail
- FintechRegulated copy, high CAC, and trust to build first.See the detail
- Professional servicesConsultancies, law and accounting — expertise made visible.See the detail
- EducationCourses, schools and intakes with a hard deadline.See the detail
FAQ
Common questions.
Does it really launch on the platforms, or just export files?
It launches. Ayer connects to your Meta, TikTok, Google, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Reddit and Snap accounts through their official marketing APIs and builds the campaign there: structure, audiences, placements, budgets, bid strategy, creative, tracking. Open Ads Manager and you will see it, in your account, on your billing. Nothing arrives as a zip file for you to upload yourself.
What access does it need, and what can it never do?
Advertiser access to the ad accounts you want it to run, and publishing access to the social accounts you want it to post on. That is all. It cannot change your payment method, withdraw funds, invite or remove users, delete an account, or touch anything you have not connected. It does set and change ad budgets inside the caps you give it, because that is the job. Revoke access from the platform’s own settings and Ayer stops. You never hand over a password: every connection goes through the platform’s own OAuth.
How does it learn my brand?
You point it at what already exists: your site, your recent ads, your social accounts, and whatever you upload. It pulls out type, colour, logo, product photography, tone of voice and the words you never use, then writes a brand kit you can edit line by line. The kit is a constraint, not a suggestion. Put "affordable" on the banned list and it will not appear in an ad.
Does it pretend to be a person when it contacts creators?
No. It identifies itself as Ayer, acting for you, in the first line of the first message, and every message carries a one-click opt-out. It finds creators by audience overlap rather than follower count, screens for bought followers, sends the brief, asks for the rate and negotiates towards the ceiling you set. It never goes above that number. Every thread is readable in full, and you can take a conversation over mid-sentence.
Early access
MARKETING
THAT RUNS
ITSELF.
Connect the accounts, write one brief, and pick how much it is allowed to do on its own.
No card, no sales sequence. One inbox, and a reply inside a working day.