AI Marketing for Indie Hackers
Indie hackers ship fast and iterate often, but marketing gets ignored because it means switching into unfamiliar tools. Infinall turns your project URL, whether it's an app, a store, a course, or a software product, into a complete ad campaign (research, strategy, copy, creatives) so you can market your project without becoming a marketer.
Pain points this solves
- You've shipped several projects that never found users because you never got around to marketing them
- Ads Manager feels like a different language you don't want to learn
- You'd rather build the next feature than write ad copy or design banners
- Every 'marketing for founders' guide assumes you have weeks to implement, and you have hours
- You've tried social threads and launch-day posts but need consistent paid acquisition
How Infinall AI works for Indie Hackers
Input your project URL
Works with any live landing page, store page, app listing, or product link. The system extracts your product context automatically.
Get ICP and competitor analysis
The Research Agent identifies who would pay for what you built, what they use now, and the angle that sets you apart. No manual research needed.
Review the campaign plan
The Strategy Agent outputs which platforms, what budget range, what messaging angles, and how to test. You approve or tweak the parameters.
Get copy and creatives
The Script Agent writes multiple ad variations. The Creative Agent produces image ads and carousels as finished assets and video scripts in all platform sizes. Everything lands in your queue.
Ship it
Approve what you want, export it, and run it in your own ad account. Check results in a week, regenerate creative when it fatigues, and loop.
Frequently asked questions
I have multiple side projects. Can I run campaigns for all of them?
Yes. Each project URL generates its own independent campaign with its own research, strategy, and creatives. The Pro plan gives you full campaign production for each.
My project only has a GitHub readme. Will it work?
It works best with a live page that describes what your product does, who it's for, and what it costs. If you only have a readme, add a simple landing page first. Even a one-page site is enough context for the agents.