The agent that distributes your product: it learns your company, connects your channels, and spends through one key.
The work
Each one does the work, waits for your approval, and feeds what it learns back to the same memory.
01
Watches for buying signals and writes to the right person at the right moment. Nothing sends without your approval.
Northstar is hiring 4 SDRs
Hiring signal · 12 min ago
Arcade changed its pricing
Website signal · 1h ago
Founder asked about outbound
Community signal · 3h ago
Draft ready
Approval requiredA timely note to Northstar
02
Finds the threads where people ask for what you sell, on Reddit and beyond, and drafts the reply that gets read.
How are you monitoring buyer intent?
r/startups · high-intent thread
Reply draft
Ready to review03
Finds the keywords your competitors rank for and you don't, then writes the page that closes the gap.
04
Asks ChatGPT the questions your buyers ask, sees who gets cited instead of you, and writes what it takes to show up.
What is an AI distribution agent?
3 assistants checked
How do small teams automate growth?
3 assistants checked
Moatt is absent from this answer
Competitor guide cited instead
05
Turns one idea into every channel: posts, blogs, and pages in your voice.
Launch note
06
Decodes your competitors' ads, drafts sharper variants, and kills the weak ones before you spend.
Stop managing tools
Competitor creative
Your distribution team
Competitor creative
10 variants
SelectedDistribution runs while your team builds.
07
Tracks their pricing, positioning and moves, and keeps the picture current.
Competitor A
Pricing · positioning · releases
Competitor B
Pricing · positioning · releases
Competitor C
Pricing · positioning · releases
Change detected
Annual plan added to pricing
Competitor file and dashboard updated
Skills, memory, automations, one key, live dashboards. You could wire all of this yourself. Nobody finishes.
One sentence in chat becomes a scheduled run. It fires with your laptop closed.
Playbooks run whole jobs. Your agent loads them on demand. You never write a prompt.
Every run starts knowing what the last one learned, across every discipline.
Lessons are backed by a measured outcome. Hypotheses are untested hunches.
One key covers the tools behind every run, and the price shows before it fires.
Pin any chart from a chat. The agent appends fresh numbers after every run and can never touch your layout.
The same jobs, side by side.
One credit = one run · the price shows before it fires · no vendor accounts to manage
The honest comparisons: n8n, Zapier, Ahrefs, Clay, Instantly. All of them.
The agent asks for an account when a run needs it. You approve in a popup, and sending, publishing and measuring turn on through it. Hundreds of apps connect the same way.
The report is ready. To publish it, I need your Notionaccount.
No. You can chat with it, but the agent also runs on schedules, writes files, drafts sends, and feeds dashboards you open.
No. The agent spends through one Moatt key: models, search, enrichment, sends. One credit buys one standard run, and every run shows its price before it fires.
Outbound pauses at the approval gate. You read the actual message, then allow or deny. If nobody resolves it, it never sends.
Outbound, community, SEO, AEO, content, ads, and research. You watch every run step by step.
It lives in your project workspace, as plain files you can open. The agent writes memory only on measured results, and you can read every note.
A subscription that includes a monthly allowance of credits. One credit is one standard run; bigger runs show their price up front, at the approval gate.
Nothing goes out until you hit approve.