Nov 1, 2026
Selljam AI brings research, writing, image creation and social publishing into one workspace, helping small businesses create content without juggling 5 different tools.
Porto, Portugal (PRUnderground) November 1st, 2026

Selljam AI, an all-in-one AI marketing tool for small businesses, online sellers and content creators, is now live. It brings research, writing, visuals and publishing into one workspace, using a shared Brand Guide to keep content consistent across formats.
For an owner who also handles marketing, creating content can mean moving between a chatbot, a design app and a scheduler. Selljam AI brings those tasks together, with four working modes that let the owner choose how much AI assistance to use.
Founder James Mew has built and grown online businesses for more than 22 years and led ecommerce across 14 online shops in Europe and South Africa. His LinkedIn Learning course on Google Gemini has reached more than 45,000 learners.
"Consistency is something I struggled with. I knew content, social media and posting frequently was needed to grow the business. But I was 'too busy managing the business' to really give it the attention it deserved. I wanted to find a way to make content creation and social media marketing simple, affordable, and easy to use. So I built Selljam AI to help people like me grow their brand or business."
James Mew, founder of Selljam AI
Setup starts with a website address. Selljam AI scans the site and drafts a Brand Guide covering the business's offers, visual style and tone of voice. The guide informs each post, article and email, so owners can reuse their business details across workflows.
The workspace includes:
Research and writing: competitor and source research, keyword discovery, an AI social media post generator, and tools for writing articles, emails and offer pages.
Images and design: an AI product image generator, a photo studio and Studio templates that use the brand's visual style.
Review and publishing: content checks, scheduling and publishing, plus a Library for saving and reusing content.
For example, a shop owner promoting a new offer can use the Brand Guide to draft a social post, create an accompanying image, review the copy and schedule it to a connected account. The same business context is available when creating an article or email about the offer.
Publishing options span 11 platforms, with supported formats depending on the channel: X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Bluesky, Threads, Google Business Profile and WordPress.
The four modes range from Editor for writing freely to Step-by-Step, Guide Me and Done for Me for increasing AI assistance.
Monthly plans start at $9. Pay-as-you-go credit packs start at $5, with no subscription. Monthly plans include a seven-day trial with 300 credits; a payment card is required. All plans include unlimited brands and social profiles, plus access to the AI Creators Club's courses, resources, templates and automations.
Selljam AI is an all-in-one AI marketing tool that helps small businesses, sellers and content creators plan, create, schedule and publish on-brand content from one place. Founded in 2026 by James Mew and based in Porto, Portugal, it offers four working modes, from writing it yourself to Done for Me, with plans from $9 a month. Website: https://selljam.ai.
James Mew, Founder
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +351 913 6321 113
Website: https://selljam.ai
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