Adly, an Arabic-first marketing tool, now runs inside ChatGPT, so business owners can design, approve and schedule ads without switching apps.
Adly, a marketing platform built for Arabic-speaking businesses, has launched an app inside ChatGPT. A business owner can ask ChatGPT for a post, an ad or a short video with correct Arabic text, approve it, and schedule it without leaving the chat.
The app works from the brand identity saved in Adly. That includes the logo, colors and products, so designs are meant to stay on brand. Finished posts can be scheduled to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X. Adly's wider platform also does the following:
Adly plans start at $19 per month. The app is in the ChatGPT app directory, and users find it by searching for Adly. Founder Hani Hourani said many small business owners already use ChatGPT daily to write, then must move to other tools to design and publish. Adly wants them to finish the whole ad in one place.
The news comes from Adly's own press release, and the claims have not been independently tested. The release does not say which ChatGPT plan is needed, or whether the $19 plan covers everything in the ChatGPT app. Review each design and its Arabic text before you approve it.
If you market in Arabic, Adly's ChatGPT app may save steps, but check every design and the full price before you rely on it.
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