Darkroom opens Shadow, its co-founder's AI workspace, starting at $120 a month

Jackson Corey built Shadow after stepping back from agency operations; Darkroom acquired the sister company and ran on it for six months.

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Why it matters

Darkroom is productizing nine years of agency operations instead of treating AI as a staff add-on. The public beta will test whether software developed inside one agency can produce the same reported efficiency gains for outside marketing teams.

A person works at a sleek, modern desk with a large monitor displaying abstract data, in a well-lit office environment.

Darkroom co-founders Lucas DiPietrantonio and Jackson Corey opened Shadow, an AI workspace for marketing teams, to outside users on September 18th, turning the software developed by Corey into a standalone…

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