Last reviewed Sep 6, 2026
Launch solves a specific, common problem: marketing teams lose track of what's actually live, and nothing catches a campaign that's inconsistent, unapproved, or off-brand before it reaches customers.
The problem Launch solves
- No shared inventory. Campaigns get built across an ad platform, a CMS, an email tool, and a landing page builder. No single place shows what's actually running.
- No consistent gate. Pricing, tracking, and legal sign-off get checked inconsistently, if at all, and usually by memory rather than by process.
- No record. When something goes wrong after launch, there's often no clear answer to who approved what, and when.
How Launch answers each one
Launch addresses all three. Scan builds the inventory. Preflight is the gate. Every launch record is the evidence.
What Launch doesn't do
- Launch doesn't create ads, pages, or emails. You still build campaigns in your existing tools.
- Launch doesn't manage your ad spend or bidding. That stays in your ad platforms.
- Launch doesn't replace your CRM or CMS as a system of record for content or contacts.
- Launch doesn't guarantee a campaign will perform well. Preflight checks readiness and compliance, not results.
Where the line sits
Think of Launch as the checkpoint between "built" and "live," not as the place where campaigns get built. It watches, checks, and records. Your other tools do the making.