The Engine Will Launch AI Content and Sales Platform on October 15

Oct 2, 2026
The Engine plans to open its AI platform for content production, marketing and sales conversations to the public on October 15.

The Engine plans to open its AI content and sales platform to the public on October 15, the company announced in a press release. The Scottsdale company was founded by Nick Perry and targets businesses that sell high priced offers.

The platform researches competitors, stores media assets and creates videos in formats such as product explainers, street interviews and cinematic advertisements. Users can review and adjust a content plan before approving production and publishing.

The Engine also handles sales conversations through an AI voice representative called Jessica, which answers pricing questions and responds to objections. The company says one beta client added more than $112,000 in monthly recurring revenue, reached more than 600,000 total followers and eliminated about $65,000 in annual content production costs.

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