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Copy.ai

What is Copy.ai?

Copy.ai is a US-based AI platform that started as a text generator for marketing copy such as adverts, emails or product descriptions. Its focus later shifted to automated workflows for sales and marketing, which the company groups under the term 'GTM AI'. In October 2025 Copy.ai was acquired by the revenue operations provider Fullcast (as of October 2026).

Topics

  • copywriting
  • marketing
  • sales

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