How it works

From your website to published content, on a schedule.

Hoxigen is an AI CMO for businesses without a marketing team. Here is what it does, in order, and where you stay in control.

Your site, Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and Bing Webmaster Tools feed Hoxigen. Review before publishing to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, YouTube or your blog. Blog destinations include WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Ghost, Framer, Notion and your own signed webhook endpoint. Telegram carries alerts and chat. Post engagement, where available, helps shape what comes next.

How your connected tools work together.

Step 1 · Learn

It starts with your website.

Give Hoxigen your address and it reads your site before it writes a word.

It reads up to 10 public pages to learn what you sell, who you sell to and how you sound.
Connect Search Console, Google Analytics 4, Bing Webmaster Tools or Microsoft Clarity to bring in the searches and visits you already get.
Every Saturday it re-reads your site for free, and tells you only when something a marketer should act on has changed: a new product, a price, a different audience, a new competitor.

Step 2 · Plan

Then it decides what to say.

Content starts from questions people actually ask, not from a blank page.

Articles are planned from the Search Console queries you already show up for.
Each week it checks up to 10 buyer questions across AI answer engines. The answers are samples, not a ranking, and Hoxigen labels them that way.
Ideas collect in a backlog. You choose the angle before a draft goes out.

Step 3 · Create

It writes in your voice.

Articles, posts, stories, carousels and presenter videos, from the same plan.

Content comes in 17 languages, including right-to-left languages such as Hebrew and Arabic.
Every draft goes through an AI editor before you see it. You can still edit anything by hand or with the AI editor chat.
Presenter videos use your brand's own presenter. What each kind of video costs is on the pricing page.

Step 4 · Review and publish

It publishes on schedule. You keep the final say.

Everything waits in one queue until its publish time.

Articles and text posts you leave alone go out on schedule, so the work does not stop on a busy day. Reject one and it is skipped.
Images, carousels and videos wait for one approval, in the app or with a tap in Telegram.
Set any channel to Approve first and everything for it waits for you.
Articles publish to the site you already run (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Ghost, Framer, Notion, or any site by signed webhook), and posts go to the social channels you connect. Nothing publishes to a channel you have not connected.

Step 5 · Learn what changed

It shows what moved, and what did not.

Publishing and results sit side by side.