Vibiz is an AI marketing workspace that runs lead generation for small businesses — creative, landing pages, paid campaigns and attribution, in one product instead of six.
Milan, Italy
Vibiz takes a business from “I need customers” to a running acquisition engine. It learns the brand, generates the ad creative, builds and hosts the landing page, launches the paid campaign, captures the leads, and reports which ad actually paid for each one.
The problem we solve. A small business that wants customers online has two options today, and both are bad. Hire an agency, at a monthly retainer that only makes sense above a revenue the business does not have yet. Or assemble it themselves: one tool for creative, another for the landing page, the ad platform for campaigns, a spreadsheet for leads, and nothing that connects them. The second option is what most of them do, and it is why they cannot answer the only question that matters — which ad brought this customer, and should I spend more on it. Vibiz collapses that stack into one workspace where the creative, the page, the campaign and the lead are the same object, so attribution is a property of the system rather than a reporting project.
Who it is for. Solo founders, ecommerce brands and small businesses running their own growth without a marketing team — plus the small agencies and operators who run campaigns on their behalf. The product assumes no marketing background and no ad-platform expertise: the founder sets the direction, the system does the execution.
Vibiz is a live product with paying customers. Each surface below is labelled with where it honestly stands.
Generates ad images, product photography, product-on-model shots, UGC-style lifestyle imagery and short-form video from a brand’s own assets. Includes remixing an existing reference ad into new variants.
Builds and deploys full landing pages and multi-step qualification funnels on their own domains, with lead capture, payments and end-to-end campaign attribution wired in.
Launches and manages Meta campaigns end to end — campaign, ad set and creatives — then tracks spend, cost per lead and per-ad performance against the leads each ad actually produced.
Schedules and publishes to the major social platforms from the same workspace that produced the creative.
Every lead the funnels, sites and campaigns capture, unified in one place — with the campaign, the ad and the session recording that produced it attached to the person.
An agent that operates inside the workspace rather than beside it: it can generate creatives, build pages, launch campaigns and answer questions about the account’s own data. Also exposed over MCP, so it can be driven from external agent clients.
A daily pass that proposes the next marketing action for a business and, with standing approval, executes it. Running internally on our own account while the decision quality is validated.
Runs marketing decisions as tracked experiments with recorded outcomes, so a change can be judged against a baseline instead of a hunch. Internal-only for now.
Vibiz is AI-native rather than AI-assisted. There is no template library underneath it: the ad creative, the landing page copy and layout, the campaign structure, the audience and the budget decisions are all generated per business from that business’s own brand, offers and performance data. Generation runs as durable background workflows, so a single request can fan out into dozens of model calls and survive retries, provider failures and multi-minute renders.
The stack is multi-model by design and routed per task. Google’s Gemini models are the most-used family across the product — brand and market analysis, ad and landing-page copy, campaign reasoning, and the in-product agent — with Google’s Nano Banana Pro image models behind ad creative and product photography and Veo behind generated video. Routing sits behind a gateway so any individual step can move to the model that serves it best without touching product code.
Vibiz is built by its three founders — Andrei Boca (CEO), Lautaro Suarez (CTO) and Angelo Castellani (CMO) — from Milan, Italy. Who they are and what they built before this is on the team page.
We are hiring founding engineers, designers and content builders — see open roles. Why we are building this is written up in our manifesto.