Enji is a marketing project-management platform built specifically for solopreneurs and small business owners running their own marketing without a team behind them. It generates a personalized marketing strategy from a business questionnaire, then houses the calendar, an AI copywriter tuned to a saved brand voice, a social scheduler covering Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads and YouTube, content-repurposing tools, and a KPI dashboard wired to GA4 – all in one workspace instead of five disconnected apps.
The audience focus is what shapes the product: this is explicitly built for wedding professionals, photographers, web designers, consultants and other one-person operations, not a scaled-down agency tool. Monthly group coaching with the founder is bundled into every plan, which is an unusual and genuinely useful inclusion for a segment that usually has no one to ask when a marketing decision gets confusing.
There’s no permanent free tier – both plans run on a 14-day trial before billing starts, at $29/month or $289/year. For a true one-person business that’s a real monthly line item, so it’s worth confirming during the trial that the AI copywriter’s brand-voice match is good enough to actually save the time it’s meant to save.
