Your AI coworker for e-commerce marketing

MANTRAL knows your brand as well as you do.

Your coworker knows your brand, your products and your market. It thinks along with you and gets the work done with you: ads, product images, newsletters and landing pages in one suite.

Your brand knowledge flows in.

MANTRALAI MEMORYYour brand’s memory.

Put that knowledge to work.

Ideas & planningYour marketing plan and next steps
Ads & socialVisuals, copy and variants
Product imagesNew images of your product
Newsletters & pagesFrom structure to first draft

Your coworker learns your brand and builds on that knowledge with every task.

Sound familiar?

We really should … And then it never happens.

Ideas are rarely the problem. Most of the time you know exactly what needs doing. What is missing is someone who does it with you.

01
rework the product pages.
Product Studio
02
get better product photos.
Product Studio
03
send a newsletter again.
Newsletter Studio
04
plan next month’s content.
Planning
05
find out which arguments actually land with our customers.
Creative Chat
From Creative Chat
Your customers want prep without a pile of dishes. I would open with the handling, not the material.
06
finally try that one idea.
Static Ads Studio
07
build a proper landing page.
Landing Page Studio
08
test more variations.
Static Ads Studio

Now imagine a coworker who is already up to speed. One who knows your brand, understands what you’re going for, thinks along with you and gets the work done with you.

This is what a morning with that coworker looks like.

A morning with your coworker

It’s 9 AM. Your day is starting.

A morning as an example: your brand is analyzed, your coworker is up to speed. Three products need to go out this week, one new and two from the range. You have kept the whole morning free for it.

9:00 AMLet’s get to work.

An example workflow with real MANTRAL results: images, newsletters and pages from our test brand alongside selected Hotty BBQ ads.

9:00 AM
Product Studio
“This new product needs to go live in the store.”
You add the Thermo Bowls with their details and the reference photo. They need an image series and a listing that shows what they can do.
MANTRAL creates copy and images from that foundation. The double-walled cooling chamber, the rim with its plugs and the moment at the table are part of the brief.
Reference photo from the store
Motif 01 / 06
The reference photo from the store on the left, six motifs from Product Studio on the right.
9:15 AM
Creative Chat
“How do we get this in front of the right customers?”
In Creative Chat you discuss the buying motives for the Multibowl and set the direction of the campaign.
Your coworker brings brand, product and market knowledge to the conversation. You don’t have to start by explaining your company.
Creative Chat
1. You
  We’re adding the Multibowl to the campaign. Which arguments land with our customers?
2. MANTRAL
  From your analysis: your customers want prep without a pile of dishes and handling that needs no explanation. For the Multibowl that means grating, draining and serving in one bowl, SUS 304 stainless steel, 22 cm in diameter. I would open with the handling, not the material.
3. You
  And the tone?
4. MANTRAL
  Warm, practical and approachable, like your product pages. Three directions for visuals: the bowl in hand at the grill table, the grater in use with fresh vegetables, and serving without transferring.
Write a message …
An excerpt as an example. The answers draw on the brand analysis and the product data.
9:30 AM
Brand Spy
“Let’s see what the market is doing.”
With Brand Spy you see what your competitors advertise with: an in-depth analysis per brand, the best ads of every brand and, for each ad, an individual analysis with format, hook and score. You can add new competitors at any time.
You take what is useful into the campaign. Your product and your brand still set the direction.
Brand Spy · this brand’s competitorsAdd competitor
8Competitors tracked
400Ads collected
396Ads analyzed individually
Competitors by class
Market leaders2
Direct competitors2
Adjacent market2
Innovative startups2
Most frequent formats among competitor ads
Isolated Product Hero Shot10
Isolated Product Shot8
Product Hero Shot6
Split-Screen Lifestyle Ad5
Problem-Solution Product Demo4
Best ads among the competitors, each analyzed individually
1. 01Lifestyle UGC Product ShowcaseVideo · Hook: benefit lead · 199 days runningScore125
2. 02Social Proof Lifestyle FeatureImage · Hook: social proof · 145 days runningScore120
3. 03Editorial Award Product ShowcaseImage · Hook: bold statement · 155 days runningScore107
4. 04Listicle / Feature BreakdownVideo · Hook: curiosity · 40 days runningScore102
This brand’s competitors in Brand Spy, as of the analysis. Formats, hooks and scores come from the individual analysis of the competitor ads; the ads themselves are not shown here.
9:45 AM
Newsletter Studio
“Let’s turn this into a newsletter.”
You pick the topic and the product and start the issue. Subject line, copy, product blocks and layout come together in your brand’s voice.
While MANTRAL creates it, you move on to the next task. You review the issue before it goes out.
Runs in the background while you keep going.
SubjectPrep and serve in one bowl.Explore Multibowl for $12. Approx. 8.7 in diameter (22 cm).
The Multibowl issue from Newsletter Studio, with subject line and preview text.
10:00 AM
Landing Page Studio
“Why only one landing page?”
You want to test a separate approach per product. So you order three pages, each making its own case.
MANTRAL builds the drafts in your store’s style. You edit them and decide which ones to test against each other.
The drafts take shape while you keep going.
Desktop · A focal point for your patio.
Three pages in your store’s design, on desktop and on a phone.
10:10 AM
Static Ads Studio
“Let’s try five ideas.”
Five ideas become a campaign with 60 ad variations for three products. MANTRAL works the ideas out into visuals, copy and formats.
You review the results, edit what catches your eye and publish your selection. You don’t have to design a single variation from scratch.
The variations take shape while you keep going.
12 handpicked ads from the Ad Library. The order of 60 variations is an example.
10:30 AM
Publish
“And out it goes.”
You go through the results, correct where needed and publish straight from MANTRAL: the ads through Publish Hub to Meta, the newsletter from Newsletter Studio to your email provider, the landing pages from Landing Page Studio to your store.
Nothing goes out without your approval. Meta creates the ads as paused, you switch them on. The newsletter arrives at your provider as a draft, the landing pages go live.
Publishing from MANTRALApproved 4 / 4
- Publish Hub · Meta Ads ManagerCampaign with ads
  Created as paused
- Newsletter Studio · Your email providerMultibowl newsletter
  Handed over as a draft
- Landing Page Studio · Your storeThree landing pages
  Live
- Product Studio · Your storeImage series and listing
  Handed over
Every result goes from its studio straight to its destination, the ads through Publish Hub. Approval, destination and status at a glance.

10:45 AM

You glance at the clock.

Everything is out. And it isn’t even eleven yet.

About 30 minutes of that were spent working in MANTRAL yourself; the rest ran in the background. Until lunch there is time for the things only you can decide.

Image series and listing for the new product

Newsletter to existing customers

Three landing pages, one per product

Campaign with 60 ad variations

You don’t have to build every motif and every text yourself. You start the tasks, review the results and approve. Your coworker takes care of the rest.

Analyze my brand

The times illustrate the flow. Scope, duration and token use depend on what you ask for.

Give as much direction as you like

You decide how you work together. One sentence is enough. Or you brief down to the detail.

Way of working 01

“MANTRAL, take it from here.”

You name the goal, your coworker makes proposals: topic, structure, copy and image. You decide what becomes of them.

Your brief, one sentence

Turn the Thermo Bowls into a newsletter issue for our existing customers.

What comes back

Subject line and preview text, proposed from your brand knowledge
Structure with product block and a three-step guide
You adjust what isn’t right and approve

Way of working 02

“I know exactly how I want this.”

You set the details: motif, features, arguments, tone of voice, what may be left out and what must not. Your coworker sticks to it.

Your brief, in detail

Show the Table Fire in the evening on the patio table, one person at the table, flame inside the glass cylinder, matte black base in the frame, just one short calm line, no discount.

What comes back

Evening on the patio table
One person at the table, flame in the glass cylinder
Matte black base in the frame
One short calm line
No discount

Both happen in the same conversation. You switch per task, and your coworker knows your brand either way.

For products where the details matter

Your product isn’t a can of soda.

Several features, unusual materials, variants, a use that needs explaining: for products like these, MANTRAL goes deep into the details during analysis. Product data, reference photos and your instructions build the foundation for presenting demanding products correctly.

Lid with three grating fields and two slots
Pouring lip with strainer holes
Brushed stainless steel with embossing on the rim

Whether every detail is right is something you check before you use the result. No tool works error-free, this one included.

Three phone photos from the patio table

The Multi-Bowl by Hotty BBQ: three phone photos as reference on the left, three reviewed Product Studio motifs on the right. Lid, grating fields and pouring lip match the photos.

What comes out of it

This is created with MANTRAL.

Each brand brings its own foundation. Here you can explore selected ads, product images, newsletters and landing pages from MANTRAL.

12 ad motifs · 18 product images · 3 newsletters · 3 landing pages

Handpicked Hotty BBQ ads, created with MANTRAL and approved in the Ad Library, alongside results from our test brand. The English ads have not been published on Meta.

Enter your brand. After the analysis you’ll see what MANTRAL knows about it and set your first task.

Try it with my products

Free analysis and 500 tokens. No credit card.

Here’s what your coworker brings to the job.

Every idea starts with knowing your brand.

Inside one brand analysis958,138

Words from analyses and source material. For one brand.

01 / ProductsIn detail

Your range, with product features and selling points.

02 / CompetitorsUp to 20

Competitors, including their offers and positioning, depending on your plan.

03 / Your adsUp to 200

of your ads, including visuals, copy and creative approaches.

04 / Competitor adsUp to 100

ads per competitor for additional market insights.

MANTRAL retrieves the relevant details for each task. You don’t have to gather them again every time.

Example measurement: 958,138 words from analyses and source data on 31 August 2026. Scope depends on available data.

With your own brand.

It starts with your store’s URL.

Add your store.

Create a free account and enter your website.

MANTRAL gets to know your brand.

Brand, products and competitors. Analysis typically takes 20–40 minutes.

Pick your first task.

Review what MANTRAL has learned about your brand, then use your 500 tokens to try the studios.

Try MANTRAL for free

What’s first on your “we should” list?

Start with your store’s URL. We’ll cover the brand analysis and give you 500 tokens to try MANTRAL on a real task.

Try for free

No credit card required. No automatic paid subscription.

Explore is free.

Analysis of your brand, products and up to 8 competitors.
500 tokens for your first content.
One calendar month from registration.

Plans and token costs

Before you get started

MANTRAL knows your brand as well as you do.

We really should … And then it never happens.

It’s 9 AM. Your day is starting.

“This new product needs to go live in the store.”

“How do we get this in front of the right customers?”

“Let’s see what the market is doing.”

“Let’s turn this into a newsletter.”

“Why only one landing page?”

“Let’s try five ideas.”

“And out it goes.”