About

Creative experience. Practical AI.

Monolith is an AI marketing agency in Spokane, WA, founded in 2026 by Justin Pinter. It draws on 20+ years of experience in marketing and business development. We help businesses and agencies use AI for useful work, from websites and campaign content to everyday processes, with clear explanations and human review.

How Monolith started

Monolith is built on 20+ years across agency marketing, business development, and Web3 growth: a Director of Digital Marketing managing 26+ client accounts, then an AI creative lead at Lunar Digital Assets for Web3 clients including LitVM, KalqiX, QuickSwap, SquidGrow, AmericanFortress, and Polygon ecosystem brands.

For LitVM, the team told the brand's story through two AI characters, Lester and Lilly: films, launch content and daily animation, week after week for months. The GIPHY channel built on them passed 70M+ views. That pace came from a pipeline, not a burst of effort. It is the same approach Monolith runs on now: models handle the volume, and experienced people decide what ships.

Founded by Justin Pinter, Monolith is based in Spokane, working with Pacific Northwest businesses in person and clients nationwide remote. Full career history lives at pintercreative.app.

Justin Pinter, Founder

20+

Years of marketing craft

26+

Accounts led at agency scale

70M+

GIPHY views for the LitVM characters

Why the name

Every discipline, cut from one stone.

Inside the process

What the work is built from

Most of these are concept illustrations of the kinds of collaboration and work behind Monolith, not photographs of our facilities or team. The two Spokane scenes are photographs.

Four creative professionals review printed campaign layouts and a laptop around a long table — Small teams, one shared brief

A strategist and a hardware store owner talk through a plan on a laptop at the store counter — Direct collaboration, no handoff chain

Three collaborators compare notebook sketches with designs on a laptop at a cafe table — Ideas built together, not handed off

A designer and a colleague study printed proofs under a desk lamp — Taste before volume

The suspension footbridge over the Spokane River rapids at the Bowl and Pitcher in Riverside State Park — The Bowl and Pitcher, Riverside State Park

A senior art director compares an old printed portfolio with new work on a tablet — Twenty years of craft, one evolving system

A boardwalk through Riverfront Park toward the clock tower and the Pavilion — Rooted in Spokane

A creative works on a laptop by a cabin window, on a video call with a client — Built to work from anywhere

A designer, a developer and a video editor work side by side at a long desk — Every discipline, one operating system

A video editor works late at two monitors, headphones on, rain on the window — Focused time for the hard parts

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How the work gets done

AI tools, guided by experience

Tools chosen for the task

We work with tools for writing, research, images, video and sound. The choice depends on the project, your existing software and the privacy and licensing requirements. Our Insights articles explain new releases and distinguish published claims from work we have tested ourselves.

Instructions your team can use

We include the agreed prompts, templates and process notes with the work. Prompts are the instructions given to an AI tool. These materials help your team understand how to repeat or update the work.

Experience with demanding schedules

Years shipping for blockchain and Web3 brands, where a campaign window is measured in days. That pace is the house standard, applied to your market.

The promise

We agree on the work, schedule and review points before starting. You get usable files and clear handover notes, with a chance to ask questions along the way.

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