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Simplark

Marketing & SEO

An AI marketing team in one app for small businesses

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2 tools
Launched
Nov 2026

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Simplark is an all-in-one AI marketing platform built for small and mid-size businesses that can't afford an agency. It creates photos, videos and ads from the owner's own products and logo, plans the month of content and publishes it to 9 networks. Simpli, the built-in assistant, answers WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Telegram day and night with the real price list, replies to comments, picks up phone calls and can call customers back. It books appointments, sends payment links through the business's own Mercado Pago or Stripe account, issues invoices, launches ads on Meta, TikTok, Google, YouTube, X, LinkedIn and Pinterest with no commission, and handles SEO. Every week it explains in plain words what worked and what to do next. Free plan forever; paid plans with a 7-day trial and no card.

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