We built the marketing department we couldn't afford to hire.
Hoxigen is a small, independent software studio. We make one product: an AI CMO that plans, writes and publishes marketing for your business.
Most businesses are not short of things worth saying — they are short of the hours it takes to turn one into a post, an article, an image, a schedule, and then do it again next week. The tools that exist assume a marketing team on the other side: a content calendar to fill, a brief to write, an approval chain to run. If nobody on your team does marketing full time, that is a second job.
So Hoxigen starts from the opposite end. You give it your website's URL. It reads the site, drafts a profile of what you do and who you do it for, and from then on it works ahead of you, with drafts ready to read before they publish. Run a channel on autopilot and it goes out on time whether or not you look; switch it to Approve first and nothing publishes until you say so. Marketing that only works when you have a free afternoon is not marketing.
We are based in Israel and we build in Hebrew and English both. That is not a localisation checkbox for us: Hebrew drafts read right to left in the app, and Hebrew content is written as Hebrew rather than translated into it after the fact. If you have ever watched an English-first tool mangle a Hebrew caption, you know exactly why we cared enough to do it this way.
What we hold to
Everything sits in a queue you can read, edit or reject before it publishes. Automation you cannot inspect is just something happening to you.
Articles publish on your own domain, through WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Ghost, Framer or a signed webhook. The SEO you earn is yours, and it stays yours if you leave.
Credits are a published tariff — an article is 100, a post is 50. You can see what a month will cost before you spend it, and every plan can publish every day.
Hebrew written as Hebrew, right to left in your drafts and posts, and a type stack that was chosen because it covers both alphabets well.
Curious what it would write for you?
Fourteen days, two thousand credits, nothing publishes until you connect a channel.