# OpenCMO

> OpenCMO is an AI CMO for founders: it learns your business from your website and runs three departments — Video, Post and Sales — that draft your marketing for you to approve.

OpenCMO is software for founders. You enter your website; an AI CMO builds a strategy and a weekly plan, and three departments draft the work: Video (an editor where you upload a video you recorded and edit it by asking: cuts, captions, B-roll, motion, a version per platform), Post (daily X posts in your voice) and Sales (public Reddit threads where people describe the problem you solve, with a reply drafted for you to post yourself). Nothing is published without your approval, and only to accounts you connect.

## Pricing

- Monthly: $69/month — AI CMO + Video, Post and Sales departments, 580 credits per month, No watermark, full-resolution 1080×1920 download
- Annual: $57.5/month (billed $690 yearly) — Everything in Monthly, 580 credits every month, billed $690 once a year
- Credits are spent per piece of work (for example 1 credit per minute of video processed).

## Links

- [Home](https://opencmo.io/): product overview and pricing
- [Blog](https://opencmo.io/blog): marketing how-to guides, tips and playbooks for founders

## How-to

- [How to Record a Talking-Head Video at Home](https://opencmo.io/blog/record-talking-head-video): A step-by-step guide to recording a clear talking-head video with your phone: light, sound, framing, and a simple way to get through the take.
- [How to Start a Newsletter People Actually Open](https://opencmo.io/blog/start-a-newsletter): A step-by-step guide for founders and creators: pick one reader, one promise and one rhythm, then send a first issue people want to answer.
- [Captions for Short Videos: A Guide to Readable Subtitles](https://opencmo.io/blog/ai-video-captions-guide): How to caption TikToks, Reels and Shorts so people actually read them: size, placement, line length, timing, highlighting and brand styling.

## Tips

- [Content Marketing Metrics: Tips for Measuring What Matters](https://opencmo.io/blog/content-marketing-metrics): Which content marketing metrics a small team should track, how to connect posts to sign-ups, and a 20-minute weekly review that tells you what to make next.
- [How to Write an X Thread People Read to the End](https://opencmo.io/blog/write-x-thread): Practical tips for writing an X thread: a first post that earns the click, one idea per post, a clear shape, the right length and a strong last post.
- [Landing Page Headline Tips: Make the Right Visitor Say Yes](https://opencmo.io/blog/landing-page-headline): A landing page headline has one job: tell the right visitor what you do and who it is for. Practical tips and a quick test you can run today.

## Playbooks

- [Product Launch Plan for Solo Founders: Before, During, After](https://opencmo.io/blog/product-launch-plan): A product launch plan a solo founder can run alone: warm up people who care, make launch day simple, and keep launching after the first spike fades.
- [How to Presell an Online Course Before You Build It](https://opencmo.io/blog/presell-online-course): A two-week playbook to presell an online course: write an honest offer, invite the right people, and let real buyers tell you whether to build it.
- [Short-Form Video for Founders: A Distribution Habit](https://opencmo.io/blog/short-form-video-for-founders): Why short vertical clips are the cheapest distribution channel a solo founder has, and a weekly routine that turns one long video into a week of posts.

## Marketing basics

- [Content Pillars: What They Are and How to Choose Yours](https://opencmo.io/blog/content-pillars): Content pillars are the three to five themes you publish about again and again. Learn how to pick yours from what your buyer needs and what you know best.
- [Education Content Marketing: Teach Before You Sell](https://opencmo.io/blog/education-content-marketing): What education content marketing is, why teaching builds trust faster than promotion, and a simple weekly loop a small team can run.
- [Ideal Customer Profile: What It Is and How to Write One](https://opencmo.io/blog/ideal-customer-profile): An ideal customer profile is the one kind of buyer you serve best. Learn how to write yours from real customers in an afternoon, without a research budget.