An AI copywriter that researches your brief, writes the campaign, and holds it to a standard before you ever see a draft.

Type:

In-house product

Year:

2026

Capabilities:

Custom model training, agent workflows

Inside the product

The work, on screen

Draper task trace listing a searched ad prompt, four scored lines, art direction, and a composed visual.

Task trace

A run records the prompt, the scoring work, the art direction, and the visual it produced.

A finished Meta ad written by Draper beside its strength forecast of 72 out of 100, marked strong.

Campaign

The finished ad a run produced, beside the 72 out of 100 strength score the same run gave it.

The challenge

Generic AI writes generic marketing. It has never met your brand, never read last quarter's results, and has no way to tell a campaign that will land from one that merely reads well. The output looks finished, which is the real problem — it takes a marketer as long to repair as it would have taken to write.

What we built

Draper works the way a good copywriter does. It reads before it writes — the brief, the market, the sources that matter — then drafts the campaign across every format the channel actually needs, rather than stretching one line into ten. Before anything reaches you it reviews its own work against the standard it was given and rewrites the weakest parts. What lands in your hands is a considered draft.

Why it works

The difference is the models underneath. Draper runs on models we trained for this work rather than a general-purpose assistant with instructions bolted on, and it is held to a definition of good marketing instead of to whatever sounds confident. That is the difference between copy you rewrite and copy you can run.