Announced November 1, 2026 from Porto, Portugal, Selljam scans your website to build a Brand Guide, then generates on-brand copy and images and publishes them to 11 platforms — starting at $9/month.
2026-11-01 · by Moe Ameen
On November 1, 2026, Selljam AI launched an all-in-one AI marketing tool aimed at small businesses, online sellers, and content creators. Founded by James Mew and based in Porto, Portugal, it combines research, writing, image creation, and publishing in one workspace. Setup starts with a website address: the tool scans the site and drafts a Brand Guide — covering the business's offers, visual style, and tone of voice — that then informs the posts, articles, and emails it generates. The details here are the company's own launch claims, distributed through a press release.
On the content side, Selljam writes social posts, roughly 1,000-word articles (with an optional AI image), email campaigns, and sales/offer pages, and generates AI product images and photo-studio shots from brand-styled templates. Four assistance modes — Editor, Step-by-Step, Guide Me, and Done for Me — scale how much the AI does, from a free-form document editor to a near-hands-off brief-and-draft flow. Supporting tools include competitor and keyword research, a content-idea and hook generator, content scoring, and an AI "human-likeness" detector.
Publishing and scheduling connect 11 destinations — X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads, Google Business Profile, and WordPress — with a shared calendar, instant multi-platform publishing, direct WordPress publishing, and webhooks for sending content to other tools. Pricing starts at $9/month (Starter, 1,000 credits), with Pro at $29/month (3,300 credits) and Max at $79/month (9,300 credits); a seven-day trial includes 300 credits and requires a payment card, and pay-as-you-go credit packs start at $5 with no subscription. All plans include unlimited brands and social profiles. Confirm current specs and pricing on selljam.ai before relying on figures.
Selljam's launch is a useful marker: the all-in-one AI marketing category now reaches down to $9/month, and the copy-plus-image-plus-publish workflow is becoming table stakes. What these affordable suites still don't do is generate video — and short-form video is where the reach is. That is the specific half [Kompozy](/) is built to cover.
Point Kompozy at one source — a product demo, a webinar, or a single customer question — and it generates the formats a copy-first tool can't: [Persona Shorts](/glossary/persona-shorts) and HeyGen avatar video that explain your offer on camera without you filming, Clipped Shorts cut from your long-form, brand-exact [Carousel Posts](/glossary/hyperframes), and face-locked persona images, alongside the blog, newsletter, and text posts. One [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief) keeps all of it on-brand, and it publishes across eight social platforms plus blog and email, on [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot) behind a per-post review gate. If you're weighing Selljam specifically, the honest read is in our [Selljam AI review](/reviews/selljam-ai) and the [Selljam AI alternative](/alternatives/selljam-ai) breakdown — the short version is that a cheap suite can handle your copy and product shots, and Kompozy handles the video and brand-exact visuals it doesn't make.
An all-in-one AI marketing tool launched November 1, 2026 by James Mew in Porto, Portugal. It scans your website to build a Brand Guide, then generates on-brand social posts, roughly 1,000-word articles, email campaigns, and sales pages, plus AI product images, and publishes or schedules them to 11 platforms.
Plans start at $9/month (Starter, 1,000 credits), with Pro at $29/month (3,300 credits) and Max at $79/month (9,300 credits). There is a seven-day trial with 300 credits that requires a card, plus pay-as-you-go credit packs from $5. All plans include unlimited brands and social profiles. Confirm current pricing on selljam.ai.
No. Based on its launch, Selljam generates text (posts, articles, emails, sales pages) and still images (product photos and brand-styled templates) and publishes them. It does not generate short-form video, avatar or talking-head clips, or cut long-form into shorts — for those you would use a video-native tool like Kompozy.