Small businesses can now access a suite of AI-powered marketing capabilities through TurboAgents, a new platform launched by advertising veteran Sanjeev Jasani and technology specialist Shubham Saurabh. The platform brings together 39 specialised AI agents across seven marketing functions, with the aim of making agency-style services more accessible to smaller organisations.
Designed for entrepreneurs, start-ups, direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands and boutique agencies, TurboAgents addresses the challenge of managing multiple marketing activities without the budgets or teams typically required to work with full-service agencies.
Its 39 AI agents are built to support different stages of marketing execution, including strategy, creative development, social media management, e-commerce optimisation, search engine optimisation (SEO) and video production. The platform brings these capabilities into one system, allowing businesses to access specialised support across functions rather than depending on multiple external service providers.
The idea is to make marketing operations easier to coordinate, from developing campaign strategies and producing content to managing digital channels and improving online visibility. According to the company, the agents can collaborate across different stages of a campaign, helping businesses streamline workflows and reduce operational complexity.
The launch brings together two different areas of expertise. Jasani’s advertising background provides the marketing and creative perspective, while Saurabh contributes technology expertise to the platform’s development. Their shared objective is to widen access to AI-driven marketing tools for businesses that may not have the resources to build large in-house teams or engage multiple specialists.
For smaller brands operating in competitive digital markets, the ability to manage content, discover customers and maintain an online presence across platforms is central to their marketing operations. TurboAgents is positioning its integrated AI-agent model as a way to support these requirements while helping businesses work with greater speed and efficiency.
The platform enters a market where AI is increasingly being incorporated into marketing workflows, particularly in content production, campaign planning and optimisation. TurboAgents is seeking to bring several of these capabilities together in a single offering, with small businesses and growing brands forming its primary audience.
TurboAgents is entering the AI marketing space with a proposition centred on accessibility rather than serving only large organisations with established marketing teams. Its 39-agent structure is intended to bring multiple specialist functions under one platform, although its long-term value will depend on how effectively businesses can translate that support into measurable marketing outcomes.
