The agent mines real customer phrases from your and competitors' reviews and turns them into headlines, landing copy and ad text. You run it from a normal chat.

Install the agent from the marketplace in under 5 minutes. Refer a colleague through the ASCN referral program and you both get bonus credits; pay for 6 or 12 months and a subscription discount applies. Prices are current as of 06/12/2026 — check the latest at ascn.ai/pricing.
Your landing page speaks in marketer language, but buyers phrase things differently — so the copy misses. A copywriter plus customer research runs $1,500–5,000 per project, and you still have to test the wording against real reviews. While you guess which headline works, customers have already described their pain in their own words.
VoC Copy Miner is a ready-made AI agent for the ASCN platform. It collects verbatim customer phrases from reviews and turns them into copy that sounds like the buyer:
You run it from a normal chat in ASCN or Telegram. Nothing to assemble by hand: the agent connects services on your request and works on a schedule.
You don't need to be a marketer or a developer. You just chat.
Across rollouts the agent builds a bank of hundreds of quotes in one session and delivers 10–20 ready hooks plus a first landing screen — work that takes a copywriter 1–2 weeks.
Results depend on your niche, how many public review sites exist and how precisely you describe your product and competitors at setup. The agent gathers the data and drafts the copy; your review and setup decide how strong the text is.
Online course business — info products
- Connected: Google Sheets and Docs, Telegram channel
- Result: a bank of 300+ quotes from review sites and competitor pages, 15 ad headlines
- Saved: about $1,200 on research and copy per launch
B2B SaaS product — business software
- Connected: Google Sheets and Docs
- Result: an objection map from reviews of 3 competitors, 5 positioning angles for the landing page
- Saved: 1–2 weeks of copywriter time on the first screen and ads
These figures are illustrative — an expected effect, not a verified outcome. Your result depends on your niche and setup.
While competitors pay a copywriter to guess, build a voice-of-customer bank and write headlines your buyer already said out loud. 🔥🔥🔥
Set the agent up once — and every landing page speaks your customer's words instead of ad-department language.
No. The agent installs from the marketplace and is set up by chat: you say what you need, and it connects services and creates tasks itself.
Yes. Connections use official OAuth, tokens live in encrypted storage and never reach chats or logs. Each agent is isolated, and you can revoke access to any service at any time.
A chatbot answers questions. The agent does the work: it reads reviews, fills a quote bank in Sheets, writes copy in Docs and sends results to Telegram on schedule.
From public sites — maps, review platforms, marketplaces, niche forums; the list is picked for your niche at setup. Login-gated sites and those with hard anti-bot protection can't be read, and the agent flags them as unavailable.
No. Only verbatim phrases with a source link enter the bank. The agent won't write fake reviews, and every line of copy links back to a real quote.
Yes. Through the IDENTITY.md and SOUL.md files, skills and the knowledge base you set the product, competitors, review sites and copy tone for your tasks.
The Tasks section shows the schedule, status and run history, and mining results and copy arrive in the ASCN chat or Telegram for approval.
Yes. Connect the channel you want; the agent's logic stays the same. Without Telegram, everything comes to the ASCN chat.
