Maxma is the AI platform that 10Xs your human marketers. It does the end-to-end work of paid advertising, from analyzing performance, creating ads and landing pages, and launching and optimizing campaigns across channels, to managing tracking and reporting. Working like a teammate in Slack, on demand or proactively 24/7, it proposes changes for approval and drives measurable, incremental growth across Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, ChatGPT Ads, and more. So lean teams can grow without limits.
I spent over a decade in paid media inside enterprise marketing teams at companies like P&G and Asana — first as a marketer, then as a marketing scientist. I saw how much of their growth came from paid media. But it's much harder for everyone else to make it work, and it isn't about budget — you can start with $100. It's that doing it well takes media buyers, creatives, analysts, ops, and someone technical. A whole team. Most teams never have that.
I founded Maxma to make enterprise-grade paid growth infrastructure accessible to every team. With AI, it's finally possible.
Think of Maxma as your AI paid ads team, handling the work end to end that otherwise needs a bench of specialists — from setting up tracking and launching across 10+ ad platforms, to tagging and analyzing creative, to measuring true incrementality and deciding where the next dollar goes.
We're not trying to build an AI CMO to replace marketers. Great marketers are still worth every dollar — the strategy, the judgment, the taste. What Maxma unlocks is everything that's otherwise waiting on one more hire.
Lean professional team → run like a team of a hundred
One marketer wearing every hat → the supporting team around you
Founder doing it yourself → start experimenting with paid before you hire a specialist or an agency
Would really like to hear how this lands. If you're running paid ads today — which part would you hand off first? And if you're not, what's holding you back?
congrats on the launch yurong. to your question, i would hand off creative rotation first, fatigue is easy to miss when you check once a week. the part i would keep is the landing page, a lot of paid traffic dies after the click and the ad gets the blame )
Congrats Yurong! Treating creative fatigue and rotation as ongoing work, not something that stops at launch, is the part most tools skip. When the agent proposes moving budget between channels, does the Slack approval show the evidence behind it (say, the geo incrementality result), or just the recommendation? Seeing the "why" is what would make me comfortable approving from Slack.
approvals right in slack instead of auto edits, smart call. congrats on the launch!
Congrats on the launch, Yurong! Proposing changes for approval instead of just acting feels like the right call for ad spend. How does Maxma decide when to act proactively versus wait to be asked in Slack, and can a team cap how much it changes budgets in a day?
Will this support AEO/GEO in the future? This is a cool product - like how you can monitor ad spend like this and get those insights.
Also, on the landing page, if I am scrolling the "Watch it do the work" animation demo, I would like it to stay paused or the scroll bar to remain on the item as I am scrolling. I saw there's a pause button, but not everyone might click it. Just thought I'd point it out, I like the animation and wanna keep reading lol
Upvoted and congrats on the launch!
This could be handy for Shopify stores heading into Black Friday. What are some examples of what Maxma can help with for shopify merchants?
Proposing changes for approval rather than just firing them off is the only version of an ad agent I would actually leave running, since I have seen a bad automated budget bump eat a month of spend in an afternoon.
Congrats on the launch. This could be handy for a lot of teams who have the product ready but nobody on GTM yet.
Congrats! How is this different from the AI tools that just create and launch ads?
Interesting tool... will it help only to manage or also help in optimizing the ad like reaching to right people etc... I saw the Run optimization button on the screenshot - so just curious what kind of optimizations happen ?
May I ask which creative generation providers Maxma is using? We have our favorite one. Does it mean we need to change if use Maxma?
actually just curious - how would the results be measured by using maxma?
About Maxma on Product Hunt
“The 24/7 AI teammate that scales your paid ad performance”
Maxma launched on Product Hunt on November 10th, 2026 and earned 218 upvotes and 26 comments, earning #2 Product of the Day. Maxma is the AI platform that 10Xs your human marketers. It does the end-to-end work of paid advertising, from analyzing performance, creating ads and landing pages, and launching and optimizing campaigns across channels, to managing tracking and reporting. Working like a teammate in Slack, on demand or proactively 24/7, it proposes changes for approval and drives measurable, incremental growth across Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, ChatGPT Ads, and more. So lean teams can grow without limits.
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Justin Jincaid
Hi everyone, I'm Yurong, founder of Maxma.
I spent over a decade in paid media inside enterprise marketing teams at companies like P&G and Asana — first as a marketer, then as a marketing scientist. I saw how much of their growth came from paid media. But it's much harder for everyone else to make it work, and it isn't about budget — you can start with $100. It's that doing it well takes media buyers, creatives, analysts, ops, and someone technical. A whole team. Most teams never have that.
I founded Maxma to make enterprise-grade paid growth infrastructure accessible to every team. With AI, it's finally possible.
Think of Maxma as your AI paid ads team, handling the work end to end that otherwise needs a bench of specialists — from setting up tracking and launching across 10+ ad platforms, to tagging and analyzing creative, to measuring true incrementality and deciding where the next dollar goes.
We're not trying to build an AI CMO to replace marketers. Great marketers are still worth every dollar — the strategy, the judgment, the taste. What Maxma unlocks is everything that's otherwise waiting on one more hire.
Lean professional team → run like a team of a hundred
One marketer wearing every hat → the supporting team around you
Founder doing it yourself → start experimenting with paid before you hire a specialist or an agency
Would really like to hear how this lands. If you're running paid ads today — which part would you hand off first? And if you're not, what's holding you back?
Thanks for spending a bit of time with Maxma.