PMeX Labs is an AI-powered marketing department that works inside your own accounts. Cut the tools. Not the capabilities.

An AI API account in your company's name, with Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI or Google. You set a monthly spending cap and add me as a member, and the provider bills you directly at its own prices. What you spend depends on how much work the team does. We agree a starting cap on our call, and the usage view shows spend against it at any time. Personal chat subscriptions aren't used.

There's no PMeX platform subscription. You pay me a setup fee and a monthly management fee, both quoted after our call. The management fee covers your licence to use PMeX plus my support and updates, or me running the department on the Managed route. Separately, your AI usage, any paid data you switch on and your ad spend are billed to you by each provider, at their own prices. I add nothing on top, and the usage and balance view shows every amount against its cap.

An agency or freelancer brings their own people, tools and reporting, and the cost of those tools sits inside the fee. An AI tool asks you to move your work into its platform and do the work yourself. PMeX is an AI-powered marketing department working inside your own accounts. Specialists do the work and leads review it. Then you, or your autopilot rules, decide what goes live.

Setup: I install PMeX in your accounts, train it on your business and hand you the controls. Managed: I run the department week to week and you approve what goes public. Agencies: a licence per client, so each of your clients gets its own private instance. Every route includes your brand kit, tone and fact sheet, a first full audit and a written data agreement.

You own your accounts, your data, your content and your results, including everything the team creates for you. PMeX itself, meaning its roles, playbooks and console, stays my tool. You get a licence to use it while we work together, and our contract says so in writing. If we stop, your website, accounts, content, reports and change history all stay with you.

Every client signs a written data-processing agreement. It covers what data is used, why, who processes it, and how it's returned or deleted at the end. Your PMeX instance is private to your business and never pooled with others. Your data only goes to models whose terms rule out training on it: business API accounts, or open-weight models self-hosted in your cloud.

No. You add me through each platform's own access settings: a user in Search Console, a role in GA4, a link from my Google Ads manager account, partner access in Meta, and an application password in WordPress. Each access covers only what the work needs, so you can see exactly who has what and remove any of it whenever you like.

You choose, department by department. On co-pilot, the default, the team prepares everything and you approve anything public with one tap. On autopilot, routine work such as scheduled posts, SEO fixes and budget moves inside your cap goes ahead within your rules. New sites, big redesigns and any spend above your cap always wait for your yes. Hands-on lets you direct each task.

It covers websites on WordPress, Shopify or custom code, Google Search Console, Analytics, Tag Manager and Ads, and Meta Ads and Pixel. It also works with Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Pinterest, Canva and AI video tools, most CRMs, and WhatsApp Business. It suits service businesses, retail, education, healthcare, real estate, finance, B2B and more. Regulated industries get their own claim rules and a compliance check.

Every change is logged with a prediction, the metric that will prove it, and a check date. On that date the team pulls fresh data from your own Google, Meta and CRM accounts and grades the change, including when it didn't work. Bot visits are filtered out, so reports count real people. Each month you get a report showing what every change achieved.

The first full audit and a ranked plan come at the start of setup. The first fixes go live as soon as you approve them. Each change then has its own check date, usually one to four weeks later. Ads and lead-reply fixes tend to show sooner, while search gains build over months. I won't promise rankings or numbers I can't prove.

Yes. You can start by using PMeX to track and check your agency's work against your own data. Then you decide what, if anything, to bring in-house and when. With your agency's agreement, the team can also take on the jobs they don't cover, such as social posts or lead follow-up, without touching their campaigns.

You keep everything in your accounts: website, content, ad accounts, data and reports. Notice is two weeks or less. In that time I hand over a list of every access, plus an export of your console data and change history, then remove my access, or you remove it yourself. Your AI account stays in your name, to keep or close. The PMeX licence ends with our contract, and your data is returned or deleted as the agreement says.

I'm based in Kolkata and have worked with clients in India, USA, UK and Canada. PMeX writes in your tone of voice in English, and can work in other languages the models support. For other languages I recommend a native speaker's review before anything public goes out. Ads, content and budgets are set up for your own market, currency and local rules.

At the start, create the AI account, add me to your platforms and check the fact sheet the team builds about your business. After that, approve what's ready each week, which most teams do in one sitting, or set autopilot rules once. Each month, read the report and set the next month's goals and budget. Briefs can be a message or a voice note.